A tasty and welcoming Andouillettes sausage recipe for those days when you want something quick and easy yet different and good enough to please everyone.
Andouillettes are tripe sausages which are very popular around Northern France, Troyes, Lyon, Orleans and Tours.
They can either be served hot or cold and have a somewhat acquired taste, some people love them and some don't like the smell.
The texture is somewhat rougher than most sausages, as the content is coarsely cut.
They are often boiled, barbecued or grilled.
Here is a glimpse of what they look like inside.
The sausage is often served with vegetables in a mustard or red wine sauce.
It is best served with either dry white wine, brut champagne or Pinot noir.
In this sausage recipe we are cooking them in white wine and baking them in the oven.
The recipe is for 4 people so you can adjust if you need more. The traditional sausages are really big so you would need less.
You can use other good quality pork sausages, buy as many as you need for your requirements.
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Calories
291.50Fat (grams)
9.76Sat. Fat (grams)
3.15Carbs (grams)
25.93Fiber (grams)
3.97Net carbs
21.96Sugar (grams)
17.33Protein (grams)
6.21Sodium (milligrams)
364.68Cholesterol (grams)
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