Sonoma Scramble - serves 4

1 pound Sonoma Sausage Hawaiian Portuguese or Andouille Sausage
2 tablespoons olive oil or butter
1/2 large yellow onion, diced
1 large bunch fresh spinach, cleaned and chopped
8-12 large eggs, lightly beaten
Salt and pepper to taste

Slice the sausage into coins. Sauté in a large pan over medium heat until sausage is browned and fat has been rendered out. Pour off fat. Add back a little olive oil or butter to the pan, and sauté onions until softened. Add spinach, and cover. Cook until spinach is wilted. Add eggs and stir. Reduce heat to low and cook until eggs are set. Season with salt and pepper to taste.

 
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Vance Sharp honors the European sausage-making tradition and also loves coming up with new ideas. His more than 25 different sausages include favorite German, Irish, French, Polish and Italian styles, as well as sausages with distinctly Sonoma County flavors. The veal and pork “Christmas sausage” is made only at the holiday season and is chock full of apples, raisins and pistachio nuts.

Vance served in the US Air Force in Germany and decided to stay on – for 20 years. He learned to speak German and obviously learned a great deal about sausage. But he never intended to go into the sausage business. When he moved to Sonoma County, he thought he was retired. Local charities in Sonoma, such as the Boys and Girls Club, benefited from his fundraising expertise. Then he invested in Sonoma Sausage and gradually became more and more involved.

He clearly relishes not only the Sonoma Sausage products, but also the contact with his customers. The type of man who never seems to meet a stranger, he is justifiably proud of the sausages and likes sharing serving suggestions.

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