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NackterGerd
2 months ago

Salt

Pepper white

Onions

bacon

Fat sausage

Something mustard

Addendum:

Schmalz is very important

ArniD
2 months ago

Yeah, he doesn’t taste me without a must.

I also use onions, lard, bacon, pepper, salt and nutmeg

adianthum
2 months ago

Yes, mustard, pion, onions, salt and pepper.

Grobbeldopp
2 months ago

Hi.

I usually make green cabbage in Stamppot or Colcannon, or eat it with pickled meat or beef sausage or cooked sausage. Then there is salt, pepper and laurel leaf. Maybe some muscat. Often only salt.

I’d rather eat it.

DeernVomDienst
2 months ago

I don’t have a must on my own.

I fill the casseler with mustard (casserlachs in the piece) and make this in the oven in the frying hose.

The water that comes out of the flesh, I also give over the green cabbage.

You can pre-heat chopped onions and diceed duch-grown bacon and then add the green cabbage.

I often cut cabbage sausage in slices and put it to the green cabbage. They also give a lot of taste.

But that may be different regionally.

DeernVomDienst
2 months ago
Reply to  Hummingbird666

Kohlwurst is very similar to the Mettenden. It’s a bit more firmer and more ruched.

Try it out with the mustard. Try to make smart. Personally, I wouldn’t do it.

Deichgoettin
2 months ago

Yeah, I’ll give you some must. Other

  • Onions
  • Pig or geese malt
  • salt, pepper
  • something pic
  • and fine oat flakes
Nussbecher
2 months ago

Yes, on a large pot of green cabbage comes with me half a TL mustard.

HONEY596
2 months ago

No. I always cook smoked meat first and then the green cabbage is cooked in the meat broth.