Name: Spicy potato and chipolata stew
Prep time: 15 min
Cook time: 30 min
Total time: 45 min
Yield: 4 servings
Cuisine: Family Favourites
Ingredients: 1 tsp fresh chillies; 500 g pork chipolatas; 400 g potatoes diced; 1 tsp fresh garlic finely chopped; 250 ml chicken stock warm; 200 g red apples diced; 125 ml apple juice; 410 g tinned butter beans; 200 g vine tomatoes; salt and freshly ground black pepper; 80 ml olive oil; 10 ml fresh garlic finely chopped; 10 ml green chillies finely chopped; sea salt and freshly ground black pepper; 60 ml sour cream; 60 ml pine nuts toasted; micro coriander to serve

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Ingredients (17)

1 tsp	fresh chillies
500 g	pork chipolatas
400 g	potatoes — diced
1 tsp	fresh garlic — finely chopped
250 ml	chicken stock — warm
200 g	red apples — diced
125 ml	apple juice
410 g	tinned butter beans
200 g	vine tomatoes
	salt and freshly ground black pepper

TO SERVE

80 ml	olive oil
10 ml	fresh garlic — finely chopped
10 ml	green chillies — finely chopped
	sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
60 ml	sour cream
60 ml	pine nuts — toasted
	micro coriander — to serve

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Method:

For the stew, heat the oil in a pot over medium heat.

Add the sausages and brown for 2 mins. Remove the sausages with a slotted spoon and set aside.

Add the potatoes to the pot with oil and sauté for 5 mins.

Add the stock, tinned tomatoes, garlic and apples and simmer covered for 15 mins.

Remove 1 cup of the stew and puree it until smooth.

Pour it back into the remaining stew together with the sausages and apple juice and simmer uncovered for 5 mins.

Stir in the beans and vine tomatoes and simmer for 2 mins.

Season the stew to taste.

To serve, whisk the olive oil, garlic and chilies together and season it lightly.

Top each portion of stew with a dollop of sour cream.

Add a drizzle of the chili oil and scatter some pine nuts and coriander on top.

Tips: This stew is perfectly filling on its own but can also be served on some fluffy basmati rice, couscous or bulgur wheat.

Micro coriander can be found at selected supermarkets or health stores but can also easily be replaced with chopped fresh coriander.

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