Pork, cinnamon and nutmeg. This simple recipe puts a warm and spicy twist on the humble sausage roll, an age-old savoury favourite. I first made these last year during a visit home to Ireland from Australia. I wanted to have proper black pudding but wasn’t hungry enough for a Fry-up and I washed them down with my Dad’s Mac’s Armagh Cider for a perfect pairing of pork and apple.
I’ve used SculleryMade Belfast Black Pudding, although if you can’t get your hands on this you could use Rosscarbery’s Black Pudding from Co. Cork, or Clonakilty Black Pudding, also from Co. Cork. The main thing is that your black pudding needs to be soft enough to blend well through the sausage meat. The folks up in the north coast smokehouse do a great beech wood smoked sea salt, available online from Indie Fude. For this recipe, I used shop-bought pastry, because life is too short to be rolling and folding and rolling some more!
Enjoy!
Spiced Sausage Rolls
Ingredients
1 pack of rolled puff pastry
350g sausage meat
175g black pudding meat
1tsp nutmeg
½ tsp cinnamon
Egg wash
Finely chopped pistachios
Smoked sea salt
Method
Combine the meat and spices in a bowl and mix thoroughly.
Cut the pastry in half and fill a line of spicy meat along the centre of both halves.
Wash the pastry on either side of the meat with egg wash and fold the pastry to seal the roll.
Cut individual sausage rolls 1.5 inches thick and place seal-side down on a baking tray lined with grease-proof paper.
Brush the sausage rolls with egg wash and sprinkle with pistachio nuts and smoked sea salt.
Cook in a pre-heated oven @180°C for 25 mins or until pastry is golden.
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awesome girl. Keep them coming.
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Thanks! Home-made beer is up next!
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Never tried this recipe before, sounds really delicious though. Thanks for sharing.
Simon
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Thanks Simon – I hope you get the chance to try them out. Look for a smooth/moist black pudding that doesn’t dry out easily, that will mix in best with the sausage meat – the harder the pudding the harder it is to get a consistent flavour through the sausage rolls! Enjoy and thank you for checking out the blog!!
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