Mummy sausage rolls
These more-cute-than-spooky mummy sausage rolls are simple to make for a Halloween night treat or as a party favourite.
These more-cute-than-spooky mummy sausage rolls are simple to make for a Halloween night treat or as a party favourite.
Spicy chorizo sausages are wonderful matched with a hearty salad of bitter leaves, beetroot and feta cheese. Enjoy this recipe as a complete meal or as part of a barbecue buffet.
Here's a fun way to serve sausages to the kids, with the added bonus of built-in vegetables to ensure a balanced meal they'll love to eat.
You are correct; this has leftovers written all over it! But a very tasty serve of leftovers it is. Cook up your favourite sausages and combine it with your leftover roast veggies and you have a very yummy warm salad for dinner.
Your midweek sausages will really shine with this sticky, citrussy orange glaze. The retro flavours are reminiscent of a traditional glazed Christmas ham and make a wonderful accompaniment to pork sausages.
These tasty little morsels have the dipping sauce included right inside the crispy pastry filling. The kids will love them, and they also make fantastic, quick-to-prepare party food.
Who doesn't love a sausage pie? This yummy recipe uses up leftover chicken sausages, veggies and pastry to make cute pot pies that are great for a quick family dinner. Delish!
A rustic Italian flavoured soup with concentrated flavours of oven roasted tomatoes and roasted garlic, studded with spicy chorizo sausage and fresh basil.
Here's an easy cheat on an old family classic. Choose good quality, well-flavoured sausages instead of making meatballs from scratch, and you'll have dinner on the table in 15 minutes
If your kids love mash then they will love these chipolatas (they're the little sausages you see at the supermarket) with polenta. The tomato sauce makes it super-yummy.
This sausage and mushroom pasta is a robust dish made with pork and fennel sausages. Its a recipe that is great for mums with busy days because it can be on the table within 20 minutes of arriving home if you move around as quickly as Jamie Oliver! Perhaps half an hour if you are more like me.
This savoury snack uses sausages wrapped in bread and secured with a toothpick to provide a tasty party treat or an easy meal on the go.
These yummy curried sausages are a classic that the whole family will love. It’s a great budget meal that’s quick and easy enough to whip up midweek.
This is a fantastic slow cooker recipe for when you want to get ahead on a winter's day. Chicken thighs are full of flavour and go beautifully with the smokey flavour of spicy chorizo sausage. Serve with crusty bread to mop the delicious sauce.
Make the most of this dish's yummy marinade (but avoid the mess) by sealing everything in a plastic bag and leaving it overnight in the fridge. By the time you come to cook the chook the next day, it'll be beautiful!
This Chorizo and potato frittata is a perfect light lunch that can be served hot or cold. A great budget dish that will fill tummies and works well in lunchboxes.
This hearty frittata makes the most of the flavoursome sausage, chorizo, combined with all the goodness and taste of kale and feta cheese. Enjoy for brunch, lunch or dinner.
This is a classic and everybody has their own way of making it. I love it with the caramelised onions!
You can make this sausage, white bean and fennel hotpot with any sort of sausages you like. The trick is to use the best quality ones you can find.
These Spanish and chorizo lentils are a super satisfying meal for those that love robust flavour. Go Spanish tonight with this quick, easy and low-fat bowl of stew-y goodness. Ola!
You can have this chorizo pasta on the table in 20 minutes which makes it perfect for when you need to make dinner in a hurry. Chorizo sausage is quite spicy so substitute with bacon or prosciutto depending on your children’s palates.
The gorgeous garlic butter in the mushrooms will soak through the vegetable onto the baking tray (hence the use of baking paper or foil) to leave a deliciously garlicky buttery residue. Think garlic bread here...
Having a no-fail casserole recipe in your arsenal is must-have for busy mums. And this is a recipe you can always rely on. With just a handful of simple ingredients, you've got a dinner everyone will love.
Give BBQ sausages a fruity twist with this out-of-the-box dish.
As the weather starts to cool, its natural to crave heartier meals. This quick braise of chickpeas, silverbeet and capsicum is a delicious accompaniment to grilled sausages.
Jazz up your everyday sausages with this impressive rustic dish. Create a big wheel that you can place in the centre of the table with some homemade chutney on the side so that everyone can help themselves.
A favourite with many families, this curried sausages recipe has a mild curry flavour combined with spicy chutney and sweet jam so are suitable for even the youngest kids in the family.
This quick and easy one-pot casserole can be on the table in a flash. It's packed with wholesome veggies in a rich and tasty sauce, and the sausages are bound to keep the kids happy.
Curried sausages is an old-fashioned family favourite. It's a great way to use up leftover sausages and, combined with a few pantry staples, is so quick and easy to prepare.
Chicken, pork, sausage and veggies, this colourful Jamaican rice dish is one-pot and full of flavour. A great one to make when there's a hungry crowd to feed.