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Pot-au-Feu (Vegetable and Sausage Stew)

Serves 3–4 · About 50 min (30 min of this is just simmering)
Big pieces of vegetables and sausages gently simmered in consomme soup.

① Cut the vegetables→② Simmer the hard vegetables→③ Simmer the cabbage and sausages→④ Adjust the flavor

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How to make it

1

Cut the vegetables into big pieces

All in big pieces? DoneOnion: 4 wedgesCabbage: 2 wedges
About 10 min
How to tell it's doneAll the vegetables are cut into big pieces, and the potatoes are drained in a colander.
2

Simmer the hard vegetables

Skewer goes halfwayLid ajar, low, 15 minSkim the foam
Medium → Low heat, lid onAbout 20 min
How to tell it's doneA bamboo skewer (or chopstick) poked into the carrot is still a little hard, but goes in about halfway.
3

Add the cabbage and sausages and simmer

Skewer slides inLow heat, 10 minDon't boil hard
Low heat, lid onAbout 10 min
How to tell it's doneA bamboo skewer goes in easily into the potatoes and carrot. The cabbage is soft and floppy. The sausages are plump; cut one open and it's hot all the way through.
Be carefulIf it boils hard, the potatoes fall apart and the sausage skins burst. Keep it on low heat.
4

Season and serve

Just salty enoughGrainy mustard1/3 tsp salt, taste
Low heatAbout 1 min
ReadyThe soup tastes just salty enough.

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If it didn't work out

The potatoes fell apartThe heat was too high. Next time, turn to low heat once it boils.
The carrot is hardNot simmered long enough. Simmer 5 min more at a time until a bamboo skewer goes in easily.
The flavor is weakAdd salt a pinch at a time, tasting each time.
Too much soup boiled awayThe lid was open too much. Add 100 ml water and 1/2 tsp consomme.

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