Every new year’s day we pull out a large dutch oven and cook a pork loin roast nestled amongst tangy sauerkraut to eat as the first dinner on New Years Day. Parts of my family are Pennsylvania ...

Season with salt and pepper. (This can be made in advance. If it thickens on standing, reheat with a little extra water.) Serve the split pea purée and sauerkraut with rashers of pork belly.

Many families prepare pork and sauerkraut, typically for hours in a slow cooker or roasted in the oven. Recipes vary and call for ingredients such as apples, beer, applesauce, pepper, sugar ...

The Hairy Bikers' ultimate roast pork belly recipe is great for a Sunday lunch or dinner party. The skin is crisp and crunchy while the meat is soft and tender. Use our roast calculator to work ...

The cut of pork you choose for slow cooker pork and sauerkraut, which can be made with red cabbage for a vibrant dish, will be dependent on a couple of factors. While cuts like pork tenderloin ...

The savory aroma of pork and sauerkraut permeated the social hall ... “I started cooking three days ago,” he said. “The meat gets roasted and cooked more times. That’s part of the appeal.” ...

(It’s also fun.) So here’s why we eat pork and sauerkraut as well as other good-luck foods. Like many other cultures, the Pennsylvania Dutch believe eating pork on New Year’s Day brings good ...

Stir in the sauerkraut, brown sugar, caraway seeds, mustard, and bacon. Nestle the pork in the sauerkraut mixture, cover and bake until the internal temperature of the pork reaches 145℉ on an ...

It’s not the prettiest of foods but on New Year’s Day in central Pennsylvania, pork and sauerkraut rules. Eating the homestyle dish made with fermented cabbage promises good luck in the new year.