Reuben Sandwich recipe!
Prep Time
                            
                                20m
                            
                        Cook Time
                            
                                15m
                            
                        Total Time
                            
                                35m
                            
                        This Reuben Sandwich recipe features homemade pastrami, Swiss cheese, and a tangy Quick Sauerkraut all sandwiched between light rye bread. The Russian Dressing adds a zesty kick to this classic deli sandwich that is sure to be a crowd-pleaser for lunch or dinner!
                
                                    
                
            
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        Quick Sauerkraut
Russian Dressing
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            Nutrition Facts
            
            
            
                Nutrition facts are based on 1 serving. If servings is not specified, 6 is assumed for the total
                recipe.
                
            
        
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    Calories1,444kcal72%
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    Fat82g4%
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    Saturated Fat37g1%
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    Carbohydrates104g5%
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    Fiber9g0%
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    Sugar15g0%
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    Protein58g2%
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    Cholesterol214mg10%
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    Sodium1,050mg52%
Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
    Notes
                            Recipequantity:Makes enough for 5 sandwiches, Homemade Pastramimakes 1.4kg / 2.8lb which is more than needed for this recipe (leftovers is always a good thing).
1. Pastrami (see Easy Homemade Pastrami) - please don't even think about making this recipe with store bought slices! It is nothing like slow cooked homemade pastrami with a fresh pastrami spice crust that's warm and fall-apart tender! (PS Some Reuben sandwiches are made with plain corned beef. Homemade pastrami is a zillion times better, made famous by Katz's Deli in NYC)
Easier to slice when cool/cold, it crumbles if you try to slice when hot. That's why we need to slice when cold then reheat in the cooking juices.
2. Caraway seeds - not normally included in sauerkraut. But it works really well to add an extra something-something to compensate for this being a quick sauerkraut rather than one that's been left to ferment for days. Idea from Rick Stein! Optional.
3. Russian Dressing is usually made with spicy ketchup which isn't a readily available ingredient. Sriracha works a treat as a sub, otherwise, use ketchup + tabasco to taste. It's like a spicier version of Thousand Island Dressing - should be mildly spicy mayo with a touch of sour from the horseradish paste and chilli sauce. Recipe adapted from: Epicuriousand Serious Eats
                    
                                    1. Pastrami (see Easy Homemade Pastrami) - please don't even think about making this recipe with store bought slices! It is nothing like slow cooked homemade pastrami with a fresh pastrami spice crust that's warm and fall-apart tender! (PS Some Reuben sandwiches are made with plain corned beef. Homemade pastrami is a zillion times better, made famous by Katz's Deli in NYC)
Easier to slice when cool/cold, it crumbles if you try to slice when hot. That's why we need to slice when cold then reheat in the cooking juices.
2. Caraway seeds - not normally included in sauerkraut. But it works really well to add an extra something-something to compensate for this being a quick sauerkraut rather than one that's been left to ferment for days. Idea from Rick Stein! Optional.
3. Russian Dressing is usually made with spicy ketchup which isn't a readily available ingredient. Sriracha works a treat as a sub, otherwise, use ketchup + tabasco to taste. It's like a spicier version of Thousand Island Dressing - should be mildly spicy mayo with a touch of sour from the horseradish paste and chilli sauce. Recipe adapted from: Epicuriousand Serious Eats
 
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