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Today I was going to throw some pork and sauerkraut in the crock pot and let it
cook overnight. I bought two nice porkloins which were on sale, and two large glass jars of kraut. After pouring the second jar of kraut into the crockpot, I noticed an awful smell. Sure enough, the second jar of kraut was spoiled, and by pouring it on top of the first jar I ruined that also.. I immediately removed the porkloins, which were underneath the kraut and rinsed them off good and threw them in the freezer until I could get some more kraut. I never knew Sauerkraut could spoil. The lesson to be learned from my experience is to always take a whiff of whatever you've just opened before pouring it into whatever dish you're making. Michael O'Connor - Modern Renaissance Man "I actually thought about voting for John Kerry before I decided to vote against him." |
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