@mjp28 said:

Put up the recipe if you can.

@diehardbrownsfan said:

My Mom used to make ribs and saurkraut, baked in the oven. Was good. Haven't had it in quite some time, and probably never will since know one else knows the recipe.

Oh yeah! My wife who's an excellent cook makes ribs with sauerkraut every New Year plus several times during the year. She has a great way of preparing the kraut, I'll have to ask her when she gets home.

I like plenty of kraut left offer to have with hot dogs on a bun with yellow mustard and Tabasco sauce....uuummmmm.

@gftchris said:

My Mom used to make ribs and saurkraut, baked in the oven. Was good. Haven't had it in quite some time, and probably never will since know one else knows the recipe.

@gftchris said:

In a similar vein chaps, I'm making ribs this week. Any suggestions on what to serve them with?

In-laws?

@boo-fagley said:

Fritos on chili is good.

Chili and cornbread too.

That's my wife's favorite, she also just found a recipe for chili with cornbread cooked in it in layers....new one for me. (maybe cook then layer?)

She put in regular ground turkey but had some Italian mild turkey sausage links (looks like keilbassi) and sliced up the links into bite sized pieces and added it to the pot. Not bad gives the chili a different texture and taste.

I like hot but she's not a spicy person so I added a Wendy's HOT chili seasoning in the gold foil package to my dish....I think there's a good bowl left for me tonight.

@westside-steve said:

That's coincidental. Cleve call his partner honey buns and he likes raw men.

WSS

@diehardbrownsfan said:

Ever eat red beans and rice? Red beans are kidney beans and they taste good. Bet you prefer honey buns or ramen.......

That's coincidental. Cleve call his partner honey buns and he likes raw men.

WSS

@one-post said:

Try it at Popeyes Fried Chicken. Fkg great.

@mjp28 said:

You have to have beans or its basically just a hot dog topping.

BTW many chilies make good hot dog toppings beans or not, ever try it?

....Which reminds me New Year is coming up and pork & sauerkraut a staple in our house! Then extra sauerkraut for hot dogs with some Tabasco, oh yeah!

My Grandmother made Pork, dumplings and sauerkraut every New Years day when I was growing up. Fortunately, my wife learned from her and my aunt (both passed) on how to make it, so she now makes it every new years.

@diehardbrownsfan said:

Ever eat red beans and rice? Red beans are kidney beans and they taste good. Bet you prefer honey buns or ramen.......

@diehardbrownsfan said:

Don't like it without beans, and I'm not from Texas.

You have to have beans or its basically just a hot dog topping.

BTW many chilies make good hot dog toppings beans or not, ever try it?

....Which reminds me New Year is coming up and pork & sauerkraut a staple in our house! Then extra sauerkraut for hot dogs with some Tabasco, oh yeah!

@calfoxwc said:

Damn sissy liberal! Do you like tofu too?

"Beans, beans, the musical liberal fruit. The more you eat, the more you toot!"

Mike

@one-post said:

Ever eat red beans and rice? Red beans are kidney beans and they taste good. Bet you prefer honey buns or ramen.......

@westside-steve said:

Don't like it without beans, and I'm not from Texas.

WSS

@canton-mike said:

If you weren't such a fussy old fart, you could handle the beans. Gotta have the beans.

Kidney beans...I save the cranberry beans I stored from the garden, for cooked beans with

ham, spices over some good bread.

@diehardbrownsfan said:

I always put in pinto beans.

@browns149 said:

I make my chili with kidney beans, ground turkey, tomatoes, mushrooms, green peppers, jalapenos, black pepper, garlic, and chili powder. Lots of chili powder

Not bad! For me chili meat (from our local store) or turkey, I love jalapeños but wife doesn't so it's on the side added in same with extra chili powder. Mushrooms are a nice add. I like mine topped with cheddar and a dolop or more of real sour cream, ummmmmm.

@gftchris said:

Meaning, what do you have with it? I've made a big bucket of chilli so looking for more varied ways to eat it. With rice? In a burrito? I gather there's a 'special' way of eating it in Cintucky...

First of all is it Texas style with no beans or with beans?

Usually serve my him, which is fucking great, with various accompaniments including grated sharp cheddar chopped cilantro, chopped onions, sour cream and sometimes choped jalapenos...

WSS