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Step 1
Combine the cabbage, carrots, and salt in a large bowl and rub them together until you have a goodly amount of liquid in the bowl.
Step 2
Pack the cabbage and carrots into a wide mouth jar a handful at a time (press each layer down firmly. If you push it all in at once, you won't get it all into the jar).
Step 3
Once you have all the veg into the jar, weigh it down with a pickling weight or a four-ounce jelly jar filled with water.
Step 4
Set the jar on a saucer. Cover it with a little kitchen cloth or a paper towel, and secure it with a rubber band, and place it somewhere on your kitchen counter that's out of direct sunlight.
Step 5
Check the kraut every couple of days and push it back down as it expands.
Step 6
When it tastes tangy and good, it's done! Put a lid on the jar and transfer it to the refrigerator.
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