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| Pork & Sauerkraut for New Year's Day | Started by: Cynder on Dec 28, '21 14:04 |
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Just curious.. Would like to see the variations from people and maybe even a few recipes or ideas at least. |
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I’ve never heard of pork and sauerkraut for luck, so sadly I cannot assist with ideas. It’s traditional here to have a steak pie dinner on New Year’s Day, so that’ll be my meal… and I’m not gonna lie - I’m pretty excited about it; been looking forward to it way more than Christmas dinner! :D |
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| Reply by: Rorschach at Dec 28, '21 16:31 | |
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I have pork and sauerkraut (I only season with mustard seed, black pepper and salt). I do it a crockpot together and serve with side of mashed potatoes. I was told the sauerkraut is a hang over remedy (helps with the queasies). Pigs in a blanket (cabbage wrapped around ground meat & rice mixture and topped with a light tomato sauce - I use condensed tomato soup) is also a popular dish for new year's day around here. |
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| Reply by: Ms_Ann_Thropy at Dec 28, '21 18:00 | |
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Well Ror has already beat me to it.. but yeah its Steak Pie we have here in Scotland like my man Ror, I'm looking forward to it. Always go to my in-laws for New Years Day so will be doing that again this year, I feed them on Christmas day and they return the favour New Years Day. Damn, got myself hungry now thinking about this. |
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| Reply by: Tyrion at Dec 28, '21 21:27 | |
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Interesting on the steak pie. Have never heard of that. Hmmmm And never gave pigs in a blanket a thought for New Years but I like that idea too. Something different but having the right ingredients added. |
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| Reply by: Cynder at Dec 28, '21 22:50 | |
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Wemake it every year as filling meal with mashed potatoes usual, the next few days it works it way threw you and cleans you out it's all still good food,a great day for reheats also' just recommend it it. |
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| Reply by: Sneaky at Jan 09, '22 00:07 | |
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