=) Well, good thing you mentioned, I left a note on the msn group, but not here! Cassoulet is from France...well, somewhere in Europe it's popular, I know that. ;) But, this cassoulet is basically like a bean and sausage stew. I had lamb bratwurst and andouille sausage and chicken last year. Not sure what the grocery store will produce for me this evening, but I'll try to be creative. Some year, I'll make my home made sausage for this dish. ;) But, it has white northern beans, chicken, sausages of several kinds, onions, tomatoes (always RED GOLD), garlic, open fields peppers fresh picked of course, and I always include some wine from our good friend Steve Thomas from the Thomas Family Winery down in Madison. Sometimes I don't always make it to Madison for the spring fling hotluck, but I always try to buy Steve's wines. Besides being good (and him having THE best "authentic" english cider that I've ever had) I always try to buy his wine as a thanks for his support of us chileheads throughout these years. His wine is tough to find at times in Indy. ;) But, I usually locate some. Ted --- terrabyte@charter.net wrote: > What's in the Cassoulet? > --- terrabyte@charter.net wrote: > What's in the Cassoulet? Ted Wagner's Electric Telegraph Reference Library Website http://www.trwagner.org Signal Corps Website http://www.civilwarsignal.org/ USMT (Military Telegraph) http://www.unitedstatesmilitarytelegraph.org