Add vinegar only after cooking
Acid can hold the bowls of the lentils for longer. Stir in vinegar only when lentils and potatoes are soft and then season carefully.
Sweat onion, carrots, celery and leeks in oil until they smell. Add lentils, broth and bay leaf and cook quietly. Stir in potatoes and continue to cook until lentils and potatoes are soft. Cut sausages into slices and let them heat only briefly in the stew. Round off with salt, pepper, marjoram and vinegar. Remove bay leaf.
Why this recipe works
Stir in potatoes and cook until lentils and potatoes are soft. Cut sausages into slices and leave to heat only briefly in the stew. Round off with salt, pepper, marjoram and vinegar. Remove bay leaf.
Recipe
Sweat onion, carrots, celery and leeks in oil until they smell. Add lentils, broth and bay leaf and cook quietly.
Sweat onion, carrots, celery and leek in oil until they smell.
Add lentils, broth and bay leaf and cook quietly.
Stir in potatoes and continue to cook until lentils and potatoes are soft.
Cut sausages into slices and let them heat only briefly in the stew.
Round off with salt, pepper, marjoram and vinegar. Remove bay leaves.
Kitchen know-how
Acid can hold the bowls of the lentils for longer. Stir in vinegar only when lentils and potatoes are soft and then season carefully.
Plate lenses usually take longer than potato cubes. Therefore, add the potatoes only after the first cooking phase, so that they do not lose their shape completely.
Already cooked sausages do not need a long cooking time. Cut into slices they are gently warmed in the end so that they remain juicy and do not burst.
Variations
Values are estimates per serving and may vary depending on the ingredients, brands, portion size and preparation method used.
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