Kapusniak is cooked not only in Poland but Ukraine and Slovakia, however this tasty soup takes the origin just in Poland. The thing of this recipe is that two forms of white cabbage are used – fresh and sauerkraut- and, surely, meat sausages. If you are a fan of tasty soups this recipe is for you. br br ✅ Ingredients:br • fresh cabbage – 12 oz 350 gbr • sauerkraut with brine – 9 oz 250 gbr • onion –5,5 oz 160 gbr • carrot – 4 oz 120 gbr • bacon – 7 oz 200 gbr • smoked sausage – 12 oz 350 gbr • meat or chicken broth – 4 pt 1,9 lbr • 2 bay leaf br • dill – 13 oz 10 gbr • potato – 10 oz 280 gbr • sweet paprika – 2 tspbr • salt – 1 tbspbr • ground black pepper – ½ tspbr br ✅ You will need:br • stockpotbr • carving boardbr br Preparation:br 1. Dice the onion finely, cut the carrot into thin half rings, dice the cabbage and potato, cut the sausage into round slices and bacon into not big pieces. br 2. Heat the stockpot over low heat and fry the bacon for 3 minutes over low heat, add the sausage and fry for another 3 minutes over low heat.br 3. Add the onion and carrot and keep frying for 4 minutes over low heat stirring occasionally.br 4. Add the fresh diced cabbage and fry over low heat for 3 minutes.br 5. Add the sauerkraut, potato, the meat or chicken broth, paprika, salt, bay leaves, bring to a boil and reduce the heat. Cover with the lid and cook over low heat for 15 minutes.br 6. Switch off the stove, sprinkle the kapusniak with chopped dill and serve to the table.