New Years Day Ok, my Pennsylvania Dutch is about to come out a little bit. Pork and Sauerkraut on New Year’s Day is a tradition in my family. Served with mashed potatoes of course! I know, I know, sometimes...
Ring in the New YearNew Years Day
Ok, my Pennsylvania Dutch is about to come out a little bit. Pork and Sauerkraut on New Year’s Day is a tradition in my family. Served with mashed potatoes of course! I know, I know, sometimes the sauerkraut isn’t so pleasant. My mom perfected the recipe to take out quite a bit of the tartness and sourness. We always cut up an apple to put in the sauerkraut, to give it a little sweetness. Also sautéing some onions and searing the pork in the sautéed onions. Mix those sautéed onions in with the sauerkraut.
Then roast the pork in the sauerkraut to cook it through in the oven.
I’m at a bit of a cross roads when it comes to pairing a beer with this yearly meal. I think a very malty and sweet hefeweizen will pair nicely with the palate cleansing of the sauerkraut. I’d reach for a Level Up Hefeweizen by Idiom Brewing Company. Level Up comes in at a 3.79 overall rating on untapped. It has a 5.6% ABV, just like a good Hefeweizen should! It is described on Untapped as “Brewed with 60% malted white wheat and a touch of honey malt, then fermented to provide a balanced profile that sits squarely between clove and banana. Super smooth, super creamy with a bready finish and light bitterness”
When you are enjoying that pork and sauerkraut dinner pair it with a hefeweizen if you are still afraid of the sour or tartness of the sauerkraut. Then when I go for seconds I will pair it with a good sturdy stout. A strong stout is usually what you would reach for to compliment a nice pork dinner. I’d grab a Wookies and Cream Oatmeal stout from Tall Tails Brewing Company.
Wookies and Cream comes in on Untapped with a 3.77 overall rating. It has a 6.11% ABV and is given a rather. This stout is so smooth it is dangerous. It will go down even smoother with a delicious pork dinner.
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