Sauerkraut cabbage soup (Cuckoo 1055)

Category: First meal
Sauerkraut cabbage soup (Cuckoo 1055)

Ingredients

Brisket meat (any) 400 gram
sauerkraut 400 gram
carrot 100-240 grams
bulb onions 2 heads
Olive oil (or butter) 3 tablespoons
potatoes 400 gram
salt taste
black pepper taste
Bay leaf taste

Cooking method

  • Depending on the required amount of soup - there are two cooking options
  • 1) 4, 5 liters
  • 2) 3 liters
  • I do on the first option
  • For the second option - products are needed 1 third less
  • 1) Put the brisket in the bowl. Pour water to the level of 3 liters - "soup" program
  • 2) We wash the sauerkraut. If you wish, you can soak it for half an hour in holon water - I usually do this if the cabbage is purchased and not very successful.
  • 3) Carrots - chop into strips
  • 4) onion - cut into half rings
  • 5) Potatoes - cut into cubes
  • 6) From the finished broth, we take out the meat in a separate bowl
  • Strain the broth into a saucepan
  • 7) We put vegetable in the bowl - (I put creamy - it tastes better for me)
  • Putting onions - "Fry" program - level 3 - 10 minutes
  • before "browning"
  • When the onions are browned, add the carrots and lightly fry
  • 9) Add sauerkraut and about 300 ml of broth
  • Frying program - level 2 - 10 minutes
  • 10) While the cabbage is stewed with fried onions and carrots - disassemble the brisket
  • Cut the meat into pieces. We throw out the bones
  • 11) Add potatoes, miao and broth to the bowl until the 3 liter mark.
  • Salt and pepper to taste.
  • Soup program
  • 12) When the soup is ready - gently transfer the soup to a saucepan with broth.
  • Add greens, bay leaves if desired.
  • Bring it to a boil.
  • I do this so that the soup does not go bad.
  • No need to boil !!!!! Just before boiling.
  • Delicious!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The dish is designed for

4.5 liters

Time for preparing:

2 hours

Note

I use the same principle to make fresh cabbage soup.
When I am lazy, I don’t stew cabbage
You can also skip frying
But with these tricks it tastes better - or maybe I'm just more used to it

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