New recipes and updates

Get new recipes
in your inbox

Cuisine Fiend https://www.cuisinefiend.com

Find a recipe by ingredient

Sausage rolls

Tue, 9 September, 2014

⯆ JUMP TO RECIPE

Sausage rolls in puff pastry - these take minutes to prepare and taste better than any shop-bought. Use best quality sausages and good all-butter puff pastry.

Sausage roll

Homemade – or rather home assembled. A twist more than a recipe. Adventurous as I am, I don’t make my own puff pastry, even celebrated master bakers say it’s perfectly fine to use good quality shop bought stuff.

The twist is to use sausages instead of sausage meat. That way you get sausage rolls in whatever flavour you like – or whatever your butcher fancied to throw in. My butcher makes a dizzying variety of sausages: bacon and leek, honey and mustard, tomato, tarragon and porcini mushrooms, so I can make different flavour sausage rolls every time.


Sausage rolls

Servings: 2Time: 30 minutes

INGREDIENTS

  • 1 all butter puff pastry sheet
  • 2 best quality sausages
  • beaten egg to brush on top


METHOD

1. Preheat the oven to 220C/425F/gas 7.

2. Remove the casing from the sausages and place them (two side by side) on the edge of the pastry sheet. Roll up, brush the edge with beaten egg and seal well.

Making sausage rolls

3. Make a couple of incisions across the top of the pastry and brush with egg.

4. Place the sausage rolls on a small baking tray and bake for 15-20 minutes until golden and puffy.


NEW recipe finder

Ingredients lying around and no idea what to cook with them? Then use my NEW Recipe Finder for inspiration!

Recipe Finder


Leave a reply

Your email address will not be published

Characters left 800
Comment*
Recipe rating
Name*
Email address*
Web site name
Be notified by email when a comment is posted

* required

Cuisine Fiend's

most recent

About me

Hello! I'm Anna Gaze, the Cuisine Fiend. Welcome to my recipe collection.

I have lots of recipes for you to choose from: healthy or indulgent, easy or more challenging, quick or involved - but always tasty.


Newsletter

Sign up to receive the weekly recipes updates


Follow Fiend