To celebrate Super Bowl 50, we’vepartnered with Taste of the NFL and their chef partners all season long. The charity helps to raise awareness and funds via the season-long Kick Hunger Challenge. For ...

Ditch the canned sauerkraut and try this easy recipe for your next cookout! In this video, Nicole shows you how to make homemade sauerkraut in under 30 minutes. This special side sets itself apart ...

Everyone should be making their own homemade sauerkraut. Not only do you get all the benefits of those fermentation-induced probiotics, but you ditch all the preservatives from canned and jarred ...

Wondering what to do with extra cabbage? Learn how to make sauerkraut in a crock for a tasty and nutritious snack or side. If you’ve only eaten store-bought, canned sauerkraut, you owe it to yourself ...

This is original (by me) as I don't like sauerkraut. I serve it every year at Oktoberfest, along with Wiener schnitzel, Rouladen, sausage and German potato salad. I haven't had any complaints yet, and ...

I may be a whiz in the kitchen, but a green thumb I am not: a few weeks ago, I managed to kill a succulent over the course of a weekend (I thought those things were bulletproof!). This Summer, I ...

Microbes have gotten a bad rap. Sure, they’re at the center of the Zombie Apocalypse, but not all microbes are bad. Some, in fact, are very, very good. Like those we use to preserve food, making it ...

Cook up some lucky pork and sauerkraut to ring in 2015. Here in central Pennsylvania, it's a tradition to eat pork and sauerkraut on New Year's. According to Pennsylvania German folklore, the pig ...

You either love it or you snub it. For those who live in central Pa., pork and sauerkraut is a New Year’s tradition rooted in Pennsylvania Dutch culture. It is believed if you eat the homestyle dish ...

From the Recipe Creator: European immigrants brought their favorite stuffed cabbage recipes to the New World in the late 19th century. Here's my take on tradition. —Katherine Stefanovich, Desert Hot ...

Regular readers of this column know that Chris and Linda like to use fresh ingredients, but don’t hesitate to recommend a prepared or convenience food if the quality is up to their standards. But ...