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Reviewed: Nov. 24, 2009
This is a great base recipe. I added some sage, salt and pepper. I also added about 1/8th of an onion and 2 carrots micrograted into the mix. The carrots and onions added a nice but very mild sweetness to it. They turned out great!
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Reviewed: Nov. 22, 2009
These were delicious! I did not use the mustard and also I also used english banger sausage meat instead. These were absolutely perfect!!!!
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Reviewed: Nov. 18, 2009
thought this recipe was good but realized that I don't have any huge sausage fans in my house. next time I will try it with ground chourico and maybe a little cheese.
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Reviewed: Oct. 27, 2009
These are very good and super easy to make! I substituted the pastry sheets with crescent rolls because I found them first in the grocery store, but it turned out fine, though perhaps a bit more Americanized than English sausage rolls. Because of this, the prep time was only about 5 minutes. My rolls were finished at about 17 - 18 minutes at 400 degrees. I will definitely be making these again.
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Reviewed: Oct. 26, 2009
Mmm...very good! Not hard to make, very tasty. They are a little greasy, and next time I think I will use some of the tips from others on prepping them to not be so. I too added sage & onion powder to the sausage meat, jazzing it up a bit. I've never used puff pastry before, so now I'm inspired to try Jamaican patties with ground beef & curry next!
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Reviewed: Oct. 22, 2009
My family loves this recipe. I used mild Italian sausage. When we tasted the rolls, there was something missing. My husband figured out what was missing. It was salsa. Delicious. My children love how easy it is to grab and go.
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Reviewed: Oct. 22, 2009
The Sausage rolls tasted wonderfull. However putting them togeather was not as easy as I had thought it would be. My firt few attempts at putting togeather the rolls failed miserably. However they became considerably more aesthetically pleasing as I kept going. I doubled the recipe, and following the advice of other reviewers and added garlic, onion and mushrooms to the sausage meat along with italian seasoning and some brown sugar. Tasted great, but I think they would have been a little bland without the extra add ins.
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Reviewed: Oct. 20, 2009
This is excellent. My son-in-law is from England and as he was coming through the door he was saying how wonderful it smelled in the house. I made only a few changes. I really dislike mustard so I brushed the dough with A-1 Sauce. I added 1/2 tsp. sage and 1/8 tsp. nutmeg to the ground pork. I browned the pork...am I ever glad...there was quite a bit of fat. As suggested by someone else, I cooked it on a Pampered Chief stone for 10 minute. I then checked it every 3 minutes. As suggested, the perfect cooking time on this stone is 13 - 15 minutes. Thank you so much for submitting this. P.S. My son-in-law loved it!!!
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Reviewed: Oct. 16, 2009
I have a simple recipe. To 5 lbs sausage meat add 1 box stove top stuffing and add dried onion flakes. Put in the puff pastry and bake.
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Reviewed: Oct. 16, 2009
Like some of the other reviewers, I too am Scottish. I have been making my own Sausage Rolls for years, and I noticed that the original recipe had excluded onions. I always add finely chopped onions to the sausagemeat along with breadcrums,parsley, and salt and pepper to taste. I roll out some pre-made puff pastry and pipe the mixture through a wide piping nozzle onto the sheet. After folding over the sheet to form a tube, I then cut it to the appropriate size. (At this point I usually cut one or two small slashs into the newly made rolls. This allows some of the fat/grease to escape from the roll.) If its for a lunch-time snack about 3-4 inchs is enough, or if its for a buffet style occasion then smaller ( about 1" to 1 1/2" is usually long enough). Should any reader be visiting Scotland, I would recommend sausage rolls from Greggs to them. They are simply delicious.
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Reviewed: Oct. 15, 2009
I have been making sausage rolls for years and years and years (I'm 58) The additions to basic sausage rolls must be a 'location' thing. I was born in Chiswick near london, and we never put mustard, sage, nutmeg etc anywhere near our sausage. Yes I do make them out here (texas) and I do use pepperidge farm flaky pastry sheets..... But my mum would hate the fact that I do - she always made hers with shortcrust pastry and sausage meat - no thyme, sage, nutmeg or mustard etc. Must admit that since coming to america and living in texas for the past 12 years - I am guilty of using 'Hot' spiced sausage meat...
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Reviewed: Sep. 26, 2009
I have been making these for years, add 1/2 tsp dried sage & a pinch of nutmeg to the sausage meat.
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Reviewed: Jul. 12, 2009
I come from a British family and we were all thrown off by the mustard. My mom and aunt had never seen the mustard rolled directly into the roll (and they've eaten plenty of sausage rolls in their time) and much preferred the mustard as a condiment to dip in. We always just roll the sausage up in the puff pastry and bake... you just can't go wrong with simple. They're so good you can't eat just one... or two. Thanks for the idea of the mustard, I'll be making them both ways from now on.
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Reviewed: Apr. 26, 2009
These are very tasty, freeze ok for later, and a quick little breakfast in the morning.
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Reviewed: Jan. 14, 2009
I am English and recently introduced my boyfriend to sausage rolls and he loves them! I liked the idea of using mustard and another thing that I like to do is mix the sausagemeat with tomato and bacon. My mum always makes a big roll at Christmas and it is always gone within ten minutes!
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Reviewed: Jan. 1, 2009
I prefer to use minced onion, salt, pepper and a dash of A1 Sauce. Also try rolling the sausage mixture between two sheets of wax or saran wrap into a reptangle then remove the top sheet and roll the sausage like a jelly roll. You can also divide the roll into five sections with two slashes on top for a cocktail party snack.
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Reviewed: Dec. 19, 2008
I followed the recipe to the T. I don't think I put enough Dijon...maybe I'll slather the sausages in Dijon instead of brushing it on pastry next time. Also, it was very oily at the bottom, but the pastry absorbed it all...which is not the healthiest. Too many of these and I would feel gross with fat!
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Reviewed: Jul. 26, 2008
great sausage rolls very moist and tasty used ordinary sausage meat so not as fatty worked well
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Reviewed: Jun. 26, 2008
This recipe was right on the money. I have had similar sausage rolls in both England and in an Irish pub in Germany and this recipe is even better than the "authentic" ones I had overseas. I couldn't find sage sausage so I added a pinch of ground sage to my sausage - it makes all of the difference - don't omit it!
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Reviewed: May 12, 2008
Acceptable, but the conversation at our table centered on what might be better wrapped in the puff pastry. Link sausage instead of ground, jalapino sausage, etc.
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