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I am presently engaged in a silly argument.
The question is: Is sauerkraut a vegetable?
I would appreciate any learned opinions.

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Old 20-03-2005, 02:24 AM
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Luckyslim wrote:
I am presently engaged in a silly argument.
The question is: Is sauerkraut a vegetable?
I would appreciate any learned opinions.



Sauerkraut is a dish made with cabbage. Cabbage is a vegetable.

If you define a vegetable as a something you can grow, you can't grow
sauerkraut. (You can grow cabbage to make sauerkraut, however.)

If you define a vegetable as a type of food, sauerkraut is a vegetable as much
as sausage is a meat, or bread is a grain.

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Old 20-03-2005, 09:44 AM
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In fact it's made of shreaded cabbage that's put in and aged in a barrel,
not sure if it's sal****er or something else, but when I was in Germany, the
eating places outside of town would have a fresh barrel just outside the
door and they'd get it from there for the orders of it and it was good too!


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Luckyslim wrote:
I am presently engaged in a silly argument.
The question is: Is sauerkraut a vegetable?
I would appreciate any learned opinions.



Sauerkraut is a dish made with cabbage. Cabbage is a vegetable.

If you define a vegetable as a something you can grow, you can't grow
sauerkraut. (You can grow cabbage to make sauerkraut, however.)

If you define a vegetable as a type of food, sauerkraut is a vegetable as

much
as sausage is a meat, or bread is a grain.

--
Warren H.

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employer, my friends, nor (as she often tells me) my wife.
Any resemblance to the views of anybody living or dead is
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response -- unless you count my dog who desperately wants
to go outside now.
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yes. cabbage is salted as it is pressed down into a crock. a cover put down into the
crock to hold the cabbage below the level of the juice (weighted down). it "works"
itself over a week or more. but my Grma used to clean the scum that forms every
couple of days. http://waltonfeed.com/old/sauer.html
Ingrid

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In fact it's made of shreaded cabbage that's put in and aged in a barrel,
not sure if it's sal****er or something else, but when I was in Germany, the
eating places outside of town would have a fresh barrel just outside the
door and they'd get it from there for the orders of it and it was good too!




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