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Kraut Flecken

by Melania Orasch
(Caistor Centre, Ontario, Canada)

1 head of cabbage small to medium
1 med. to large onion
2 cloves of garlic
1 cup of water
2 tbsp butter
1 tsp ground caraway seeds
salt and pepper to taste
1-2 cups of cooked noodles


Shred the cabbage to very thin slices. Once shredded, put into a large pot along with chopped finely onion, pressed garlic, water, caraway seeds and salt and pepper to taste. Leave this to simmer on the stove, stirring occasionally until the cabbage is thoroughly cooked. Cook the noodles and when ready to serve mix the noodles and cabbage together.

This recipe comes from my husband's homeland Karntner, Austria. A favorite dish growing up and during times when there wasn't much meat available, just after the war.

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Kraut Flecken

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Jul 21, 2010
Great German Recipe
by: Penny Finn

I tried your Kraut Flecken yesterday for dinner, and everyone really enjoyed the different taste.

This was the first time I had ever prepared a German dish, but I'm sure I will again.

We absolutely love cabbage as well as noodles, so I set right to work on this one. I would never have thought of having the caraway seeds, but they gave it such a nice, distinctive taste.

Jan 16, 2010
Kraut Flecken (Cabbage Bits!)
by: Gerhild

What an interesting title - the German translation of Kraut is Cabbage, and Flecken is bits.

I'm going to try this later this week. It sounds like a new comfort food for our family because we really like cabbage, although we've never had it with noodles before. But, we like noodles too, so why not marry the two?

Thanks, Melania, for sharing this with us.

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