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Posh sausages?
Aarghawasp!
03-12-2010
Following the sausage week thread, I picked up some pork, venison and red wine sausages to try. Any recipe suggestions? They seem too posh for a fry up and maybe the flavour would be lost in a casserole.
DitzyDi
03-12-2010
Me and the o/h made them into meatballs the other week. Was very nice with spaghetti and some sauce on the side.
cosmo
03-12-2010
Do them with some creamed mashed potato and lightly fried onions.

Bit of gravy if you like.
Rossall
03-12-2010
I'd have them with fried Onions, fried Tomato, and mash.
BBFanaticMark
03-12-2010
Can't go wrong with a butty
Revenga
03-12-2010
Do them with bubble and squeak, red cabbage and red wine gravy.
parthy
03-12-2010
Originally Posted by Aarghawasp!:
“Following the sausage week thread, I picked up some pork, venison and red wine sausages to try. Any recipe suggestions? They seem too posh for a fry up and maybe the flavour would be lost in a casserole.”

Do them with red onion marmalade (really really easy to make, loads of recipes online) and some colcannon.
Gogfumble
03-12-2010
Originally Posted by parthy:
“Do them with red onion marmalade (really really easy to make, loads of recipes online) and some colcannon.”

yum!

I would do something like that.

Seems silly to buy nice sausages and then cover them in some sauce or mess them about too much. If they are good quality, they don't need any help.
parthy
03-12-2010
Originally Posted by Gogfumble:
“yum!

I would do something like that.

Seems silly to buy nice sausages and then cover them in some sauce or mess them about too much. If they are good quality, they don't need any help.”

Yup, keeping it simple is key here, much the same as with a nice steak.

I really love red onion marmlade, it is so easy to make and so yum.
Fizzbin
03-12-2010
Have them with Belgian Mash (Stoemp) and some gravy.
degsyhufc
03-12-2010
Originally Posted by cosmo:
“Do them with some creamed mashed potato and lightly fried onions.

Bit of gravy if you like.”

Aue, make it in to posh sausage and mash.

Braised rad cabbage should also be nice with them.
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