Perhaps because of its humble origins, blood sausage is too often, and wrongly, neglected. This charcuterie was originally considered a “plat canaille,” or popular dish served only in taverns. And yet, it has everything going for it, especially when combined with the sweet acidity of apple. This pairing brings blood sausage into the mainstream. Of course, when it’s well prepared, blood sausage makes you completely forget granny’s grossly overcooked version.