Regional specialties
Choucroute garnie
An Alsatian dish of sauerkraut, typically served with pork, sausages and potatoes.
Say it: shoo-KROOT gar-NEE (approximate English pronunciation)
Choucroute means sauerkraut; choucroute garnie is the dish served with accompaniments such as pork, sausages and potatoes. Closely associated with Alsace, it also has alternative interpretations, including seafood versions. The garnish varies, so read what the restaurant serves with the cabbage before choosing the dish.
Names to look for on menus
choucroute garnie, choucroute
Explore its regional connections: Alsace
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About this guide and further reading
Written by Eat French.Food. Reference check: 2026-10-07. Pronunciations are approximate guides for English speakers.