Slow cook sausage hotpot

sauage-stew

This was great!  Into a greased casserole dish I first put sliced potato at the bottom, then sliced carrot.  Next came chopped mushroom.  Then came the sausage –  both French ones, not links but medium size and compact.  One was pork and nuts, the other pork and bison, both bought from a farmer’s stall at Antibes in the Mediterranean.  I cut slices of about a quarter of an inch thick and halved them.  Then I added green, yellow and red peppers, and finally aubergine, sliced and halved.  I poured a half pint of beef stock made up from a cube over it, and added marjoram, cayenne pepper and black pepper.

Into the oven it went for a slow cook.  I set it to 130 and gave it two-and-a-half hours.  When I returned it was beautifully cooked and tasted divine – meaty and peppery.  I drank a Beyerskloof pinotage with it (14 percent), with tones of cherry and oak.  A really good match.