Sausage & bean pot

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• caroline

  05 November 2007

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• katieatkinso

  12 November 2007

  katieatkinso rated and commented on this recipe

  

  I added a glug of white wine before adding the passata etc... After cooking on the hob for 15 mins I sprinkled parmesan & breadcrumbs on the top and placed in the oven for about 20 mins to give a cassoulet twist- delicious!

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• starlycarly

  09 December 2007

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  Lovely! I had to use less paprika second time round though as it was a little too hot when i used 1 tbsp.

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• Jacs

  10 December 2007

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  nice & easy!!

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• Carl

  26 February 2008

  Carl commented on this recipe

  I did water down the pasata as I thought it was too rich, I added some pasta bows and put in the oven on a low heat for about 40 minutes, served with crusty bread, really good!

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• Judith

  28 February 2008

  Judith rated and commented on this recipe

  

  I used baked beans as it's all I had, added some sweetcorn for an extra vege boost, and a pinch of cayenne for a kick. It went down pretty well with 4 hungry students!

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• JanetHannam

  24 April 2008

  JanetHannam rated and commented on this recipe

  

  Excellent. I added chickpeas and some red wine on the second and third time of making

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• recipes

  28 April 2008

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  Nice home-made equivalent of baked beans - was a little bit sweet, so will probably omit the sugar next time. I also added some worcester sauce

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• Julandrew

  30 April 2008

  Julandrew commented on this recipe

  Use good quality sausages and brown them well (otherwise the skins go a bit tough) and more beans would have made it a bit more substantial.

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• mrsbrimmell

  01 July 2008

  mrsbrimmell rated and commented on this recipe

  

  Beautifully rich smoky flavours. Other half loved it and he's not usually a fan of beans. Simple and quick to make. Will def be one I do again.

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• Louise

  04 September 2008

  Louise rated and commented on this recipe

  

  This is wonderful, can't wait to do a vat of it for bonfire night. i agree that it needs two tins of beans and i might reduce the amount of smoked paprika slightly next time as it is very strong. Also, i find baking the sausages in the oven works better.

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• pipyb

  15 October 2008

  pipyb rated and commented on this recipe

  

  Made a few changes to this recipe, I used black treacle instead of brown sugar, gives a nice rich finish that isn't too sweet, used regular paprika instead of smoked(not as pungent) used mixed beans Cannellini, barlotti and red kidney.. have also made this with low fat sausages & only used 2 rashers of bacon, reduced calories and fat considerably and it was still great!!

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• Cookery Book

  06 November 2008

  Cookery Book rated and commented on this recipe

  

  The best bangers n' beans out there! Great for parties / cold winter evenings / or just for using up those random tins of cannellini beans everyone's got at the back of the cupboard....

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• Steph

  20 January 2009

  Steph rated and commented on this recipe

  

  Absolutely loved this recipe... added butter beans and chick peas, and a glug of red wine, served with pasta... Great, making it again tonite

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• *Stephanie*

  15 March 2009

  *Stephanie* rated and commented on this recipe

  

  Will definatly be making this again!!!! Yummy!

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• Bungly

  07 June 2009

  Bungly commented on this recipe

  Very good. I add a slug of red wine and sometimesd some mushrooms. Good with pasta or just crusty bread.

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• PoshPaws

  18 July 2009

  PoshPaws commented on this recipe

  I have come to the conclusion that I really dislike smoked paprika. Having said that, I really liked this dish. I would make it again, but with ordinary (unsmoked) paprika to suit my personal taste. My 10yr old son loved it too and ate every bit. However, there is one fly in the ointment which is that the tomato sauce turned out to be far too acidic for my poor hubby's tum. He hated the recipe and felt opening a can of baked beans would be far preferable. So, there you are. You can't please everyone all of the time! LOL

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• CharlieCroft

  24 July 2009

  CharlieCroft rated and commented on this recipe

  

  A delicious recipe, the smoked paprika gave the sauce an almost smoky barbecue flavour, very nice dish indeed!

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• Natalie

  16 August 2009

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• Cherie

  31 August 2009

  Cherie rated and commented on this recipe

  

  My little boy loved this and I will make it again but will opt for 2 tins of baked beans drained next time as the cannellini beans didn't go down well with him. Nice quick and easy to make though and great for a family get together at bonfire night!

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Ingredients

• olive oil
• 8 sausages
• 6 rindless bacon rashers, chopped
• 2 garlic cloves , crushed
• 700ml passata (or use 2x 400g tins chopped tomatoes)
• 400g tin of cannellini beans , drained and rinsed
• 1 tbsp smoked paprika
• 1 tbsp dark brown sugar
• 1 onion , roughly chopped

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Serves 4

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Ready in 40 mins

Ingredients

• olive oil
• 8 sausages
• 6 rindless bacon rashers, chopped
• 2 garlic cloves , crushed
• 700ml passata (or use 2x 400g tins chopped tomatoes)
• 400g tin of cannellini beans , drained and rinsed
• 1 tbsp smoked paprika
• 1 tbsp dark brown sugar
• 1 onion , roughly chopped

Per serving

601 kcalories, protein 25.5g, carbohydrate 40.7g, fat 38.6 g, saturated fat 12.1g, fibre 5.4g, salt 4.82 g

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