Leek Stewpot With Sausages Swiss Papet Vaudois


This very basic recipe is from the french part of switzerland. This is one of the simpler variations (there are many). Some include cream and cheese, but this one does not. I tried to use ingredients which are easily available, giving the more traditional ones in brackets. The only problem is that you might find it hard to obtain the real vaudoise-type sausages! Use any good, fat, continental-type pork sausage you like.

Steps


Melt the butter in a roomy pot , or heat oil.
Fry the onion , chopped leeks , garlic and rosemary over medium heat , stirring a few times , for about 5 or 6 minutes.
Add the broth , white wine and potatoes.
Bring to a boil , and season with salt and pepper , and bring back to a boil.
Add the whole sausage by putting it on the vegetables.
Cover the pot , turn heat to low , and let simmer gently for 45 minutes.
Serving suggestion: it is usually served with the sausages on top of the stew.
Also , you might want to use more than one type of sausage , or more than the weight suggested here.
This is an individual choice.

Ingredients


butter, onion, leek, garlic cloves, rosemary, chicken broth, white wine, potatoes, salt, black pepper, pork sausage