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After simmering the basic ingredients for a quarter of an hour, the soup reaches its readiness for tasting. Unlike the complexities usually sought in gourmet cooking, this straightforward sauerkraut soup becomes a hearty dish embodying wartime practicality—best served with schwarzbrot, or black rye bread.
Sampling this dish reveals a straightforward and tangy flavor reflective of its origins, providing an authentic taste of the era. For those averse to sauerkraut, the recipe offers alternatives, adapting to various tastes and preferences easily.