Rye bread, I usually use the pumpernickel rye swirl bread
The _WHAT_? This is cultural appropriation and cultural destruction at the same time. Also from the looks of it, it isn't real pumpernickel? I don't want to derail this into a bread discussion, but.... This is rye bread. This is pumpernickel. As you can see the texture is different, the grains are important. Also afaik you cannot bake something half/half. Please check if they use food coloring, cause usually the dark coloring is from the maillard reaction and I don't know if they can achieve this otherwise.
Of course, in the end: as long as it tastes good it's all okay
Sauerkraut, I like the glass jars from Aldi.
German company for German product Do you use it raw or cook it earlier?
Maybe I should post some cheap & easy recipes which use sauerkraut
Question on the making process: do you put a lid on it at any point? I think it would help the melting process, but on the other hand it might frick with the texture of the bottom piece of bread (the top peace you obviously add later).
Yeah, "cocoa processed with alkali for colors", "caramel colors", ... ah well. Again as long as it tastes good, who cares. "Das Auge isst mit" (lit "The eye eats as well" - "You eat with your eyes")
On the other hand... you just shattered my world view by saying "Pepperidge farms". I seriously thought Pepperidge farms was just something made up for Family Guy, cause that's where I knew the meme from. And now I learn it's a real company. I didn't know that for years.
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Not sure if there's a more established recipe but I usually do the follows
Rye bread, I usually use the pumpernickel rye swirl bread
Corned beef, half pound is usually plenty for two people.
Swiss cheese, I prefer “baby” Swiss but any will do.
Sauerkraut, I like the glass jars from Aldi.
Thousand island dressing, I just buy a cheap bottle. I assume you can make this yourself
Butter
1. Butter the rye bread, put into medium-warm pan
2. Start stacking meat-cheese-meat to your preference.
3. Add kraut and dressing on the meat and cheese, topping with a single slice of cheese.
4. Brown bread and melt cheese to your preference.
5. Serve hot.
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The _WHAT_? This is cultural appropriation and cultural destruction at the same time. Also from the looks of it, it isn't real pumpernickel? I don't want to derail this into a bread discussion, but.... This is rye bread. This is pumpernickel. As you can see the texture is different, the grains are important. Also afaik you cannot bake something half/half. Please check if they use food coloring, cause usually the dark coloring is from the maillard reaction and I don't know if they can achieve this otherwise.
Of course, in the end: as long as it tastes good it's all okay
German company for German product Do you use it raw or cook it earlier?
Maybe I should post some cheap & easy recipes which use sauerkraut
Question on the making process: do you put a lid on it at any point? I think it would help the melting process, but on the other hand it might frick with the texture of the bottom piece of bread (the top peace you obviously add later).
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I like the bread getting crunchy but that is a good idea.
Yes it is goyslop bread from Pepperidge farms, appears to be (((Jewish)))
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Its just rye bread with food color.
Tastes the same, rye is a good choice for a reuben.
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Yeah, "cocoa processed with alkali for colors", "caramel colors", ... ah well. Again as long as it tastes good, who cares. "Das Auge isst mit" (lit "The eye eats as well" - "You eat with your eyes")
On the other hand... you just shattered my world view by saying "Pepperidge farms". I seriously thought Pepperidge farms was just something made up for Family Guy, cause that's where I knew the meme from. And now I learn it's a real company. I didn't know that for years.
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Oh yeah they're a premier gloyslop company. They make a ton of stuff.
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