My recipe for Easy Three Ingredient Sausage Rolls is exactly what it says on the tin. These are “supper-size” Sausage Rolls which use only THREE ingredients to make them.
Lincolnshire Sausage Rolls
Perfect for the Thanksgiving, Christmas or Party Buffet Table
My recipe for Easy Three Ingredient Sausage Rolls is exactly what it says on the tin. These are “supper-size” Sausage Rolls which use only THREE ingredients to make them.
You’ll need a pack of ready made puff pastry, sausages, and an egg – that’s it, I told you they were easy!
I used local Lincolnshire sausages, and took the skin off the sausages. You then just lay the skinned sausages in strips of puff pastry, seal and glaze with beaten egg.
Serve 2 per person for supper with salad and new potatoes, or with beans and chips. OR, make them smaller for buffet size sausage rolls.
You can’t use any good quality high-meat content sausages you have locally, but as I live in Lincolnshire, I love using our local bangers which are seasoned with sage.
Make a batch or two of these easy sausage rolls now, for Thanksgiving or Christmas, and pop them in the freezer before baking.
They can be baked from frozen or after they’ve defrosted. They are fine if frozen after cooking too, just reheat in a low oven, or in an air fryer as I often do.
Subsitutions and Notes
- Use any high meat content local sausages. Pork sausages are best.
- In place of an egg to glaze them, use milk.
- Make them smaller for buffets and for small children – cut each strip into 3 and you will get a yield of 12 smaller sausage rolls in total.
- For veggie sausage rolls, use Quorn or Linda McCartney vegetarian sausages. No need to skin them.
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Recipe for Easy Three Ingredient Sausage Rolls
Easy Three Ingredient Sausage Rolls
My recipe for Easy Three Ingredient Sausage Rolls is exactly what it says on the tin. These are "supper-size" Sausage Rolls which use only THREE ingredients to make them.
You'll need a pack of ready made puff pastry, sausages, and an egg - that’s it, I told you they were easy!
I used local Lincolnshire sausages, and took the skin off the sausages. You then just lay the skinned sausages in strips of puff pastry, seal and glaze with beaten egg.
They can be baked from frozen or after they’ve defrosted. They are fine if frozen after cooking too, just reheat in a low oven, or in an air fryer as I often do.
Ingredients
- 1 x 320g ready-rolled puff pastry sheet
- 1 x 400g packet high-meat content sausages (I used Lincolnshire sausages)
- 1 free-range egg, beaten
Instructions
1. Pre-heat oven to 220C/Fan 200C/400F/Gas mark 7. Line a large baking tray with grease-proof baking paper.
2. Skin the sausages.
3. Divide the puff pastry sheet into 4 sections.
4. Place each sausage in the middle of each pastry strip, you’ll need to cut some of the sausages so they fit each pastry strip. Brush each side of the pastry with the beaten egg and fold the pastry over to seal. Crimp the edge with a fork to seal the sausage rolls.
5. Cut each sausage filled pastry strip into 2, to make 8 sausage rolls in total.
6. Place the sausage rolls on to the prepared baking tray. Using a very sharp knife, or kitchen scissors, make several slits on top of the sausage rolls.
7. Brush the sausage rolls with the beaten egg.
8. Bake in the centre of the pre-heated oven for 20 minutes until the pastry has puffed up and the sausage rolls are golden brown.
Notes
Use any high meat content local sausages. Pork sausages are best.
In place of an egg for glaze them, use milk.
Make them smaller for buffets and for small children - cut each strip into 3 and you will get a yield of 12 smaller sausage rolls in total.
For veggie sausage rolls, use Quorn or Linda McCartney vegetarian sausages. No need to skin them.
Nutrition Information
Yield 8 Serving Size 1Amount Per Serving Calories 168Total Fat 10gSaturated Fat 3gTrans Fat 0gUnsaturated Fat 6gCholesterol 74mgSodium 123mgCarbohydrates 2gFiber 0gSugar 0gProtein 16g
Carol Magee says
Is it best to freeze these sausage rolls before baking? If so would I egg wash at the time of freezing or just before baking?
Thank you!
Karen Burns-Booth says
HI Carol,
I would egg wash the sausage rolls after freezing and defrosting!
Karen
Carol Magee says
Thank you!!
sherry says
yum who doesn’t love a sausage roll?