
Weisswurst (Munich sausages) are white Bavarian sausages of veal and pork fat with parsley, lemon, nutmeg and cardamom, in a natural casing, tender. They are warmed in hot water without boiling and served with sweet mustard, pretzel and wheat beer.

This recipe uses Munich white sausages, the "GrillBERRY" series from "Remita.
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Munich potato soup is a cozy, hearty dish rooted in Bavarian culinary traditions. On cold days, it warms and provides a sense of home comfort. The rich flavor is achieved through the combination of tender potatoes, aromatic meat broth, and fried sausages that add a spicy note. A light garlic spiciness and warming black pepper create a harmonious balance of flavors, while fresh dill adds an exquisite freshness to the soup. An ideal option for a leisurely lunch, especially when paired with rye bread and Norwegian herring.
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True white Munich sausages are three-quarters veal. If done properly, they are pounded while still fresh, almost to the point of foam, then mixed with parsley, lemon zest, egg white, and white pepper. In good weather, these sausages are best grilled outdoors on an open grill for extra flavor.
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