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Title: How to produce Sauerkraut


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How to produce Sauerkraut???
  • Ralf Aurich

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Sauerkraut Production
  • 1 History
  • 2 Contents
  • 3 Production
  • 3.1 Plantation
  • 3.2 Preparation
  • 3.3 Fermentation
  • 3.4 Further Treatment

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Sauerkraut Production
  • 1 History

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Sauerkraut Production
  • meaning for healthy food is known for thousands
    of years
  • Sauerkraut is not from Germanysorry! but we love
    it!
  • probably developed in China during the
    construction of the Chinese Wall
  • brought through settlement to Europe
  • in 15th century made in a monastery
  • later sailors used it against scurvy

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Sauerkraut Production
  • famous Persons used it
  • the Romans
  • Columbus for his sailors
  • Hypocritis against overweight

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Sauerkraut Production
  • 2 Contents of Sauerkraut

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Sauerkraut Production
  • very, very healthy food
  • Finish researchers discovered, that it prevents
    of cancer
  • good for a diet
  • ingredients
  • vitamins
  • minerals (iron, calcium)
  • trace elements
  • roughage
  • lactic acid

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Sauerkraut Production
  • 3 Production
  • 3.1 Plantation

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Sauerkraut Production
  • important parameters
  • choice of species
  • method of cultivation
  • time of harvesting
  • large cabbages are needed (5-12kg)
  • seedlings are planted in hot houses
  • then planted outside in march/may
  • harvest august to november

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Sauerkraut Production
  • Harvest
  • cabbage is harvested manually
  • cleaned carefully, loaded onto carts
  • rough product is then supplied to the producers
    of Sauerkraut
  • Plantations all over Germany, no special region

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Sauerkraut Production
  • 3.2 Preparation

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Sauerkraut Production
  • reception and unloading
  • cabbage is thoroughly checked
  • external visual checks and internal values are
    also carefully inspected, registered in a
    protocol
  • cabbage is then transported to the hall on a
    large conveyor belt

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Sauerkraut Production
  • cutting
  • core has to be drilled out
  • loose leaves are removed
  • finely slicing

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Sauerkraut Production
  • 3.3 Fermentation

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Sauerkraut Production
  • Lactic acid bacteria are the primary group of
    organisms involved in sauerkraut fermentation
  • Shredded cabbage is placed in a jar and salt is
    added to a final concentration of 2-2,5

adding of salt
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Sauerkraut Production
  • The principle function of salt is to withdraw
    juice from the cabbage to get a more favourable
    environment for development of the desired
    bacteria
  • In the manufacture of sauerkraut, dry salt is
    added at the rate if 1 to 1.5 kg per 50kg cabbage
    (2 to 3)
  • It is essential to use pure salt since salts with
    added alkali may neutralise the acid

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Sauerkraut Production
  • sugar contained in the cabbage is converted to
    lactic acid ? lactic acid fermentation
  • According to the rule, cabbage requires
    approximately 20 days at room temperature of 20C
    before fermentation is completed and the
    resulting sauerkraut is produced

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Sauerkraut Production
  • to produce sauerkraut of consistent quality,
    starter cultures (similar to those used in the
    dairy industry) are recommended
  • starter cultures ensure consistency between
    batches, they speed up the fermentation process
  • it is possible to use the juice from a previous
    kraut fermentation as a starter culture for
    subsequent fermentations

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Sauerkraut Production
  • emptying the silo
  • once the fermentation is completed, the pressure
    is removed and the sauerkraut is lifted out of
    the silo by a crane and then filled into smaller
    containers for further treatment

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Sauerkraut Production
  • 3.4 Further Treatment

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Sauerkraut Production
  • Packing
  • The raw or cooked sauerkraut is packed into
    pouches of 500 g or 750 g
  • Each pouch is checked individually with regard to
    its weight
  • The loose sauerkraut is packed in 5kg, 10 kg or
    25kg buckets

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Sauerkraut Production
  • Pasteurisation
  • after the weight is checked, all the pouches are
    pasteurised by continuous pasteurisation machines
  • these facilities heat the goods up rapidly and
    chill them again quickly in a single operation,
    thereby preserving the precious ingredients

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Sauerkraut Production
  • Packing in containers for transport
  • the pouches are checked individually for
    tightness and for the correctly-declared contents
  • packed in containers for transport.

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Sauerkraut Production
  • Enjoy Sauerkraut with sausage and potatoes, best
    food you can get!
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