🇩🇪 GermanyCatalog recipe
Brown lentils simmered soft with carrot, leek and potato, finished with a splash of vinegar and warmed slices of sausage — a Monday-night stew German kitchens make on repeat.
For 4 servings.
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Soften the onion, carrot and leek in oil in a large pot until fragrant.
Add the lentils, potato, bay leaf and stock; bring to a boil.
Simmer uncovered until the lentils and potato are fully tender, stirring occasionally.
💡 Brown lentils hold their shape better than red — don't rush the simmer or the potato falls apart before the lentils catch up.
Stir in the sliced sausage and warm it through.
Finish with the vinegar, taste, and add more vinegar or salt until the soup tastes bright rather than flat.
Lentil soup with sausage is a weeknight staple across Germany, built from pantry lentils and root vegetables that only need a few slices of sausage on top to become dinner. A dash of vinegar stirred in at the end is the small detail that separates a good bowl from a flat one.
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