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Leeks and potatoes cooked soft and served with sausage — a rustic dish from the canton of Vaud.
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Papet vaudois is the signature dish of Vaud in French-speaking western Switzerland. Leeks and potatoes are cooked down in milk until meltingly soft and served with saucisson vaudois, a smoked sausage cooked alongside. Humble but deeply satisfying, it's a home-cooked dish for warming up on cold winter days.
Slice the leeks into rounds and dice the potatoes.
Heat butter in a pot and sauté the leeks until soft.
Add the potatoes, white wine, and a little water and simmer.
Add milk and cook until the potatoes are very soft.
Add the sausage to heat through, and season with salt and pepper.