- 1 lb of lean ground beef
- jar of sauerkraut (i don't use the whole jar, but i eyeball the amount)
- 1 can of thin crust pilsbury pizza dough (or any pizza dough of your preference)
brown the hamburger in a large skillet and when it's mostly done, add sauerkraut until it looks like the amount of each are about equal (and drain the sauerkraut first!). get the hamburger-kraut mixture nice and hot.
while that's going, roll out the pizza dough -- i usually divide the thin crust pizza dough into 8 squares. place a square on a cookie sheet, spoon the hamburger-kraut mixture onto one half of it, and fold over, tucking in the sides. essentially, it should look like a little calzone... but with sauerkraut.
then bake at 400 until they look nice and toasty... mmmmm.
serve with copious amounts of yellow mustard :)
we had them with sauteed green beans, and a salad.
so mom, who's recipe was this? yours? marty's?
and everyone else... should we rename this recipe to make it more appetizing?
The recipe is actually Marty's grandmother's. So it is from the Shultz side of the family. Your German roots!
ReplyDeletehow about Krauzones?
ReplyDeleteI love doug's name suggestion! You should spit a little while saying it to make it sound more german. The burger label is deceptive as this recipe sounds nothing like I would expect from the name.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking it might be yummy with sausage instead of beef...or maybe being state fair time I'm just doing my part to promote NC Agriculture?
Those look good, and I would have to agree with Doug and Natalie. I was actually picturing little burgers on buns with kraut on them. Krauzones sound much more apptezing and a little more accurate in the description.
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