Papet Vaudois is a slow-simmered pot of leeks and potatoes melting into white wine and broth until soft, silky, and deeply savory. It is the taste of a farmhouse kitchen in the canton of Vaud.
It is always served with a smoked pork sausage cooked right on top of the vegetables, which perfumes the whole dish. Rustic, rib-sticking, and wonderfully humble.


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