Sauerkraut Rye Sandwich Bread
October 17th, 2009 by chuck

It’s amazing what you can put into a bread. If you think about it, what ever you put in a sandwich you can put into a loaf of bread. Well … Ok, maybe not meatloaf. That would not make a good bread.
But, Sauerkraut is perfect. It gives the bread a sourdough flavor, without a strong sauerkraut flavor. Just be sure to remove the juice from the sauerkraut. I also found this bread to be better after it has cooled. The texture is wonderful and perfect for any sandwich.

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That is an interesting bread! It must be very fragrant and so scrumptious! Perfect to make pastrami sandwiches…
Cheers,
Rosa
Very interesting indeed. I know that a good German cake recipe I like uses sauerkraut so why not! Being German myself…I will give it thumbs up automatically! But seriously…this does look good and I am sure it adds so much to the moistness of the bread. Another great recipe indeed!
Oh my, this sounds like a great use for sauerkraut (which I can’t get enough of, I love the stuff)…and since my friends and I have missed the opportunity to plan Oktoberfest by about a month (it’s usually in September) and October is almost over, we’re planning a “German Food in November just because…” meal–this will be a perfect thing to add to our menu. I can’t wait to try it.
Hi Chuck- adding sauerkraut to bread sounds like an interesting idea! We have a cousin who is nuts about sauerkraut, so I’m thinking this might make a good hostess gift next time we visit their home for dinner! I started up a new blog (a 2nd one) last week, and today’s featured recipe is bread! Check it out- http://www.CulinaryCovers.com.
LOVLY AND I WOULD NICE NICE NICE
Very very nice!
I absolutely love making my own bread and find it much easier when I use a Panasonic bread maker.