30 mins
Sticky Sausage in a Roll
Recipe by Graham
Don't go all snobby on me and tell me that Sticky Sausage in a Roll has no place on a recipe web site, because I say that any food requiring preparation is fair game! Anyway, it's not just a sausage sandwich, it's a posh sausage sandwich - so stick that in your ciabatta and eat it!
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How to Cook Sticky Sausage in a Roll
- Heat a little of the duck fat in a heavy frying pan and slowly cook the sausages for about 10 minutes. Remove from the pan and set aside. Meanwhile, peel and slice the onion.
- Now add the rest of the duck fat to the pan, add the onion slices and cook very gently until caramelised (about 10 minutes). Stir in the balsamic vinegar, mustard and honey, then add back the sausages for about 5 minutes, to warm up. Pile into the ciabatta with the sauce of your choice.
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Just because it's a snack doesn't mean you shouldn't enjoy a glass of wine with it. Here, a Pinotage grape like Diemersfontein Pinotage (a uniquely South African grape variety) works well. Pinotage has a truly rustic character so is a natural with just about anything barbecued or fried.Reviews of Sticky Sausage in a Roll
| September 04 2014 Magic! Just so simple to turn a sausage in a bun into a Sticky Sausage with taste!! Kids went wild! Thanks a lot JasmineBraithwaite (3 reviews) |
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