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Compared with the Germans who eat a staggering 30 kg of sausage per person each year, the Swiss are average sausage fans, at around 6 kg each. But the Swiss passion for sausage is clear - they have more than 400 different types.
One of them is the "saucisse aux choux", or "saucisse vaudoise", which has cabbage in it. Watch it being prepared by one the few remaining sausage makers in the French part of Switzerland. (swissinfo, Raffaella Rossello)
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If one had to choose the Vaudois dish, it would be the Papet vaudois. Papet means as much as mash - for traditionally, this delicious hotpot made from leek and potatoes has to be cooked long enough to create a thickened base upon which the fat Saucisson vaudois, a sausage stuffed with fluffy meat, may settle comfortably on top.
Betty Bossi invites you to join them on a culinary journey through Switzerland. We’ll be serving up a wealth of classical favourites, but also treating you to new recipes fresh from the
market and featuring typically Swiss ingredients.
Some traditional dishes have been reinterpreted so that the same ingredients produce a completely different dish, but a dish which is still authentically Swiss. This is a cookbook for natives,
for everyone living in Switzerland, for fans and friends of Switzerland, for homesick Swiss expats and for foodies, epicures and gourmets – in short, a cookbook for the whole world! Which is why
it has now been published not just in French, but in English, too.
Text: Rita Iseli
Originalrezepte, welche einfach zu befolgen sind zuCharcuterie Vaudoise
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saucisson
Un saucisson est une charcuterie composée d'un hachis d'une ou plusieurs viandes, principalement du porc, que l'on assaisonne de multiples façons suivant des traditions locales, régionales ou nationales. Après avoir été mis dans un boyau naturel ou artificiel (embossage) pour lui donner sa forme, le saucisson est soit « étuvé et/ou séché » parfois fumé pendant au moins quatre semaines, soit « étuvé et/ou poché » puis refroidi dans un bouillon comme pour le saucisson à l'ail.
Saucisson fr. Saucisse, Wurst ist ein Oberbegriff für verschiedene Rohwürste aus der Romandie, von denen einige die vom Bundesamt für Landwirtschaft verliehene Zertifizierung (geschützte Herkunftsbezeichnung) tragen. Allen gemeinsam ist Schweinefleisch als hauptsächliche Zutat, die Zugabe von Pökelsalz, die unterbrochene Reifung und das Kochen erst direkt vor dem Verzehr. Die meisten Saucissons werden ausserdem kalt geräuchert.
Varianten des Saucisson sind: