#Tenderloin

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stuffed pork tenderloin

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Tenderloin Sandwich / Haven at Hickory Stick - Bargersville, Indiana

Breaded tenderloin sandwich served with side choice steak fries (9⭐️/10)

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Char Siu (Chinese Barbecue Pork)

A quick and easy recipe for Chinese Barbecue Pork (Char Siu) using a combo of store-bought sauces so no extra work is required but the result is a delicious meat that comes out so tender and tasty!

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Beef Kielbasa and Kraut: A Perfect Slow-Cooked Comfort Meal

There’s something undeniably comforting about the savory combination of beef kielbasa and kraut, especially when slow-cooked to perfection. This traditional Eastern European dish packs a flavorful punch and offers nutritional benefits, making it both delicious and hearty.

Why Beef Kielbasa and Kraut?

The rich, smoky flavor of beef kielbasa pairs perfectly with the tangy, fermented goodness of sauerkraut. When slow-cooked, the kielbasa absorbs the briny, tart flavor of the kraut, while the kraut takes on a savory richness from the sausage. This cooking method ensures that every bite is tender, flavorful, and well-balanced.

Nutritional Benefits

Beef Kielbasa:

• Protein Powerhouse: Beef kielbasa is a good source of protein, which helps with muscle repair and growth. A typical 2-ounce serving has around 8-10 grams of protein.

• Rich in B Vitamins: Beef kielbasa provides several B vitamins, especially B12, which supports energy levels and brain function.

• Fats: It contains about 12-15 grams of fat per serving, most of which is saturated fat. While it’s calorie-dense, enjoying it in moderation fits into various diets, including keto.

• Calories: Depending on the brand, 2 ounces of beef kielbasa can range between 180-200 calories.

Sauerkraut:

• Low-Calorie and High-Fiber: Sauerkraut is extremely low in calories, with about 27 calories per cup, while being rich in dietary fiber, which helps with digestion and satiety.

• Probiotics: Sauerkraut is a fermented food, meaning it’s packed with probiotics that support gut health and boost the immune system.

• Vitamins and Minerals: Sauerkraut is high in vitamin C and vitamin K, supporting immune health and bone strength. It’s also a good source of iron and manganese.

The Magic of Slow Cooking

When you slow cook beef kielbasa and kraut, the low, steady heat allows the flavors to meld together, creating a deeply satisfying dish. The kraut’s acidity tenderizes the kielbasa, while the natural fats in the sausage enrich the kraut. Cooking it on low for 4-6 hours ensures everything is perfectly melded, and the aroma that fills the kitchen is mouth-watering!

How I Prepare It

I personally love using beef kielbasa in this dish. It brings a heartier, more robust flavor compared to pork or chicken kielbasa. Here’s my go-to method:

1. Ingredients: Beef kielbasa, sauerkraut (I use a 32-ounce jar), a bit of mustard, and caraway seeds.

2. Slow Cooker Prep: Slice the kielbasa into thick rounds, drain the sauerkraut slightly (but leave some juice for flavor), and toss both into the slow cooker. Add a teaspoon of mustard and a sprinkle of caraway seeds for that extra layer of flavor.

3. Cooking Time: Let it cook on low for about 4-6 hours or on high for 2-3 hours.

4. Enjoy: The result is tender, juicy kielbasa with tangy, flavorful kraut that’s perfect for any meal.

A Comforting, Low-Carb Meal

For those following a low-carb or keto lifestyle, this dish is a great choice. Both beef kielbasa and sauerkraut are low in carbs, making it ideal for anyone looking to reduce their carbohydrate intake while still enjoying a filling, tasty meal.

Conclusion

Beef kielbasa and kraut is a comforting, hearty meal that’s easy to prepare and loaded with flavor. Whether you’re enjoying it as a weeknight dinner or serving it for a gathering, this dish will surely impress with its rich, savory taste and health benefits.

Want to see my kielbasa? Just ask me :). No one reads these.

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Old Hibernia Building, Woman, SF/ 2020

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Solomillo, foie y boletus:

¿Hay hambre? 🥩

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Stuffed Pork Tenderloin | So Moist and Tasty @eatcolor

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Simple Crockpot pork tenderloin recipe

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A New Dining Experience

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rosemary orange glazed pork tenderloin

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Breaded Tenderloin / Bubbas33 - Greenwood, Indiana

Breaded tenderloin sandwich served with fries. (9⭐️/10)

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Vegan Sviečková na Smotane / Vegan Slovak Tenderloin on Cream

recipe is in Slovak btw

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Steak & Eggs: A Perfect Keto Meal (with a few carbs)

This evenings keto-friendly meal was a 10 oz air-fried New York strip steak paired with 4 over-easy free-range eggs. To add a bit of texture, I threw in 1 cup of Ore-Ida hash browns (yep, a few extra carbs there), topped off with sugar-free ketchup for that classic touch.

Why steak and eggs are keto winners:

1. High Protein: Steak and eggs provide a great source of complete protein, supporting muscle maintenance and growth.

2. Healthy Fats: The fat content in steak and egg yolks helps fuel ketosis, keeping you energized without spiking insulin.

3. Low Carb: Aside from the hash browns, this meal is naturally low-carb, fitting perfectly into a keto lifestyle.

4. Nutrient Dense: Packed with B vitamins, iron, and other essential nutrients, steak and eggs give your body what it needs while keeping you full for longer.

This meal provides a great balance of protein and fats, keeping you satiated, especially if you’re focusing on maintaining muscle while losing fat. If you want to stay more keto-strict, just skip the hash browns, or carb-cycle them in like I did today!

14 net carbs :)