Peas instead of fresh peas
Dried green peas break down when cooked and give the soup its typical binding. Fresh or frozen peas produce a different, lighter soup.
Sauté onion, carrots, leek and celery in oil. Add peas, broth, bay leaf and marjoram and cook gently. Stir in potatoes and continue cooking until everything is soft. Mash the stew partially or puree briefly, but leave some structure. Add sausages in slices and let it simmer only hot. Season to taste.
Why this recipe works
Stir in the potatoes and continue cooking until everything is soft. Mash the stew partially or puree briefly, but leave some structure. Add the sausages into slices and leave to stand only when hot. Season to taste.
Recipe
Sauté the onion, carrots, leeks and celery in oil. Add the peas, stock, bay leaf and marjoram and cook gently.
Sauté the onion, carrots, leeks and celery in oil.
Add the peas, stock, bay leaf and marjoram and cook gently.
Stir in the potatoes and continue cooking until soft.
Mash the stew partially or puree briefly, but leave some structure.
Add sausages in slices and simmer gently only when hot.
Kitchen know-how
Dried green peas break down when cooked and give the soup its typical binding. Fresh or frozen peas produce a different, lighter soup.
First soften the peas and add the potato cubes in a time-delayed manner. Thus, both ingredients are cooked at the same time without the potatoes falling apart completely.
Heat the slices of sausage in the finished soup over a low heat. Long bubbling lets fat escape and can cause the peel to burst.
Variations
Values are estimates and may vary depending on the ingredients, brands, portion size and preparation method used.
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