Pork belly and bacon must be cooked in water on a low fire for about an hour before they are buried in the sauerkraut together with the Kassler and the whole thing is left to cook together for about 1/2 to one hour.
For the last 15 minutes, the sausages can also be added to the sauerkraut. Meat and sausages give the cabbage a hearty aroma.
To serve, you need a huge, large platter on which a bed of cabbage is spread. Pork belly, bacon and Kassler are cut into inch-thick slices and arranged on top. The sausages are draped around it.
This is served with boiled potatoes, baguette and – of course! – hot mustard.
Our tip: Use a bacon with a strong flavor – so you give this dish a special touch!