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Imagine a soft, golden-brown roll filled with a juicy mixture of ground beef, onions and shredded cabbage. You’ve just met the kraut burger: a fun German twist on America’s favorite meal.<\/p>\n

Where do kraut burgers come from? These dough pockets, stuffed with savory fillings, likely came into being as German-Russian immigrants found homes in the Great Plains states and shared their culinary traditions. Mostly farmers by trade, they needed something easy and handheld to take into the fields for lunch. Kraut burgers have evolved since then, and can be found on food truck and bar menus around Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska. But homemade ones are always the best!<\/p>\n

Because kraut burgers are a play on beloved all-American hamburgers<\/a>, they make a great addition to barbecue or potluck<\/a>\u00a0spreads. You can eat these stuffed buns out of hand, so they’re perfect for snacking on the go or for road trips. And once you know the technique, you can fill the pockets with pretty much any burger toppings<\/a> you like.<\/p>\n

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