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Inspired by a posting from yesterday(?) I've cooked today afternoon "Sauerkraut&Kasseler(Smoked Porkloin).

My wife seems to like it :D . I've explained to her it's German som tham.

Some pics:

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hmmmmm, smells good already :o

Gerd

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"Sauerkraut&Kasseler (Smoked Porkloin).

Gerd

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bisschen zu fett um das zeuch "Kassler" zu nennen Gerd, oder? :o

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"Sauerkraut&Kasseler (Smoked Porkloin).

Gerd

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bisschen zu fett um das zeuch "Kassler" zu nennen Gerd, oder? :o

Ist doch Bauch fleisch gell( For the Australian Mods) It is Smoked Belly Pork :D:D Nignoy
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"Sauerkraut&Kasseler (Smoked Porkloin).

Gerd

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bisschen zu fett um das zeuch "Kassler" zu nennen Gerd, oder? :o

A bit wrong: What looks white and like fat is actually meat, comes from the flash. The small pieces are a bit fat cause it's a very good smoked bacon and a dish like this needs some fat for flavouring.

Gerd

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A bit wrong: What looks white and like fat is actually meat, comes from the flash. The small pieces are a bit fat cause it's a very good smoked bacon and a dish like this needs some fat for flavouring.

Gerd

Die Geschmäcker sind verschieden. quite obviously one can't argue about taste :o

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anyone got a good recipie for sauerkraut?...it's basically pickled cabbage and should be easy to make...I'm gonna get back into making sausage with my super duper meat grinder, some tasty kraut would be a nice touch...

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Looks more like Bauch-speck to me...................................Kassler doesn't have any fat on it. Or is it just the photo? :o

By the way, I'm the German cook in our restaurant, not trying to be funny.

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Looks more like Bauch-speck to me...................................Kassler doesn't have any fat on it. Or is it just the photo? :o

By the way, I'm the German cook in our restaurant, not trying to be funny.

What I've said before: The little pieces you can see in the sauerkraut are Bauchspeck!

Kassler does have some fat when you have a cut from near the neck part.

I am a German Chef and butcher, not trying to be funny as well :D

Gerd

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Looks more like Bauch-speck to me...................................Kassler doesn't have any fat on it. Or is it just the photo? :o

By the way, I'm the German cook in our restaurant, not trying to be funny.

What I've said before: The little pieces you can see in the sauerkraut are Bauchspeck!

Kassler does have some fat when you have a cut from near the neck part.

I am a German Chef and butcher, not trying to be funny as well :D

Gerd

Touche'

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Looks more like Bauch-speck to me...................................Kassler doesn't have any fat on it. Or is it just the photo? :D

By the way, I'm the German cook in our restaurant, not trying to be funny.

What I've said before: The little pieces you can see in the sauerkraut are Bauchspeck!

Kassler does have some fat when you have a cut from near the neck part.

I am a German Chef and butcher, not trying to be funny as well :D

Gerd

Touche'

But there again any one who can make a frikadelle in germany calls himself a chef,I too qualified as a chef, Schlactermeister und als Konditor, that was all in my youth before I studied and became a zoo curator :o Nignoy
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Looks more like Bauch-speck to me...................................Kassler doesn't have any fat on it. Or is it just the photo? :D

By the way, I'm the German cook in our restaurant, not trying to be funny.

What I've said before: The little pieces you can see in the sauerkraut are Bauchspeck!

Kassler does have some fat when you have a cut from near the neck part.

I am a German Chef and butcher, not trying to be funny as well :D

Gerd

Touche'

But there again any one who can make a frikadelle in germany calls himself a chef,I too qualified as a chef, Schlactermeister und als Konditor, that was all in my youth before I studied and became a zoo curator :D Nignoy

:o:D:D

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,I too qualified as a chef, Schlactermeister und als Konditor, that was all in my youth before I studied and became a zoo curator :D Nignoy

:o:D:D

I know what you mean....................................................I was a mechanic with Lufthansa ( Hamburg) serviced the planes by day and cooked by night. Same as when I worked for SAAB in Linkoping, Sweden, engineer by day, and used to cook the food in the evenings for the rest of the troops.

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