Anyone ever heard of stuffing a turkey w/kraut and roasting or grilling???

[music-city-missy]

one of the ladies at work was talking about it and it sounds delish. I would guess it sort of does some of the same things brining or a beer butt would do - keep it moist and add a little flavor.

 

[ruthab]

A while back I came across a site that has some sauerkraut stuffing recipes for turkeys...

Though I haven't quite been able to wrap my tastebuds around the idea. Now a kraut stuffed pork loin...hmmmm - there's a thought!

http://www.sauerkrautrecipes.com/recipe11536.shtml

 

[richard-in-cincy]

MCM, there are some

Austrian, Czech, etc. recipes for stuffing a goose with a kraut filling. It could be an adaptation of that. I can look up the filling tonight if you're interested.

 

[clofthwld]

I love turkey and I love sauerkraut, but the 2 together makes my stomach do a belly flop.

 

[music-city-missy]

Yes, please post when you get a chance. nt

 

[ellieh]

Turkey stuffed with spaghetti

I had a friend who always stuffed her turkey with spaghetti, browned ground beef, and the usual stuffing herbs. She brought a dish in for me once and it was delicious. The turkey juices had permeated the spaghetti making it very tasty. Believe me, I was dubious.

 

[whipappeal]

Now I've heard everything. smileys/wink.gif

 

[clofthwld]

EEK