Author: chefalice

The soup is often made with Saucisson Vaudois or Neuenburger sausage, which is usually pre-cooked in water for about an hour at 170°F (75°C). It is then sliced and served with leeks, potato gratin, legumes, or lettuce. Both varieties are protected with a geographical indication (IGP–Indication géographique protégée) and produced in Switzerland. Because of high import taxes, they are hard to find outside of Switzerland. A good substitution is smoked sausage, such as Polish sausage, bratwurst, or Italian sausage.

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In the mid-1900s, methods of chicken farming were dramatically scaled up, which meant that the now ubiquitous poultry became a more frequent occurrence on dinner menus. Around this time, fast food joints started to really take off, and with the launch of Kentucky Fried Chicken, fried chicken found a national audience after years of being a Southern staple.

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