
Cauliflower Puree with Sausage
- 2 bratwurstsSwiss ingredient in season This ingredient is currently available from seasonal local productionWhere can I buy it locally?
- 30 grams butterSwiss ingredient in season This ingredient is currently available from seasonal local productionWhere can I buy it locally?
- 0.5 cauliflowerSwiss ingredient in season This ingredient is currently available from seasonal local productionWhere can I buy it locally?Foodsave tip Cauliflower stems and other parts left over after cutting off the florets are ideal for soups. Check out our cauliflower soup recipes for ideas. Cauliflower soup recipes
- 6 cherry tomatoesSwiss ingredient in season This ingredient is currently available from seasonal local productionWhere can I buy it locally?Storage tip The ideal storage temperature for tomatoes is 12 to 16 degrees Celsius. When they are stored in the fridge, the cold temperatures stop the ripening process. This is great to keep ripe tomatoes a bit longer but has some impact on the taste. If you have unripe tomatoes, store them in a warm place with direct sunlight to ripen them. 
- 0.5 teaspoon ground black pepperForeign ingredient This ingredient is currently available from foreign productionWhere can I buy it locally?
- 50 grams gruyèreSwiss ingredient in season This ingredient is currently available from seasonal local productionWhere can I buy it locally?Foodwaste tip Mould on a chese does not always mean that the (whole) cheese needs to be thrown away. The Swiss association foodwaste.ch explains in this helpful video which types of mould there are and in which cases mouldy cheese is edible. Watch the cheese video (DE)
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- 30 millilitres single creamSwiss ingredient in season This ingredient is currently available from seasonal local productionWhere can I buy it locally?
- 2 tablespoons sunflower oilSwiss ingredient in season This ingredient is currently available from seasonal local productionWhere can I buy it locally?
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