Sausage casserole with garlic toasts

Sausage casserole with garlic toasts

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Cooking time

Prep: 5 mins Cook: 40 mins

Skill level

Easy

Servings

Serves 4

Smarten up sausages and sneak in a few vital veggies too with this comforting midweek meal

Nutrition and extra info

Nutrition info

Nutrition per serving (with toasts)

kcalories
568
protein
28g
carbs
78g
fat
18g
saturates
7g
fibre
6g
sugar
19g
salt
4.24g

Ingredients

  • 8 reduced-fat sausages
  • 1 yellow pepper, deseeded and chopped
  • 4 red onions, cut into wedges
  • 400g can chopped tomatoes
  • 250ml vegetable stock
  • 1 tbsp x 20g pack basil (use the rest in the toasts)

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Method

  1. Heat oven to 220C/fan 200C/gas 7. Put the sausages, pepper and onion into a roasting tin, then roast for 20 mins.
  2. Lower oven to 200C/fan 180C/gas 6, then tip tomatoes and stock over the sausages. Add sugar and most of the basil, season, then stir well. Roast for another 20 mins. Serve with garlic toasts, recipe below, sprinkled with the remaining basil.

Recipe from Good Food magazine, September 2008

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nixofon's picture
5

This is one of my favorite! Ive been using goodfood recipes for about 6 months and this one became a family favorite! So easy and tasty my dh loves it. Dont have much time to cook but this is so quick just wack it in the oven and done. Delicious!! X

itsamee's picture
2

Loved this oh so simple but very delicious recipe,I'm quite happy to leave the recipe as it is, packed full of flavour.
The site won't let me rate this, so *****

amylee's picture
5

Had my boyfriend come to stay for a few days and as he eats meat and i don't, i had to get rid of spare sausages before he went.. typed it into bbc Good Food and this little gem popped up. Quick, simple and delicious! I also tried it with quorn and it was good too! My boyfriend even asked for the recipe to take home! Nice one :)

lisajo29's picture
5

Absolutely yummy! To increase the veg content I added peas and chickpeas, I used chicken stock as didn't have vegetable and added garlic purée. I put the sausages in the oven for 25mins at fan 200 and added all the ingredients straight into the pan and cooked for 1 hour 45 mins. It was amazing! Definately one to make on a regular basis. (Didn't make the garlic toasts, had on its own).

domesticgoddessnmore's picture
5

Wonderfully easy and tasty. I've made this several times and my whole family enjoys it.

alir82's picture
4

Very tasty, (even though I can't smell a thing with my cold *lol* ) Still, the kids liked it too and that's alway a bonus! I took the advice of another poster & blended the sauce. This will be cooked again for sure!

utterchaos's picture

I make this all the time because it's delicious and only needs a few ingredients. I always add extra vegetables such as peas or sweetcorn and some cherry tomatoes near the end of the cooking time to increase my 5 a day count.

chezwellington's picture
5

A brilliant, dead easy, chuck-it-all-in recipe. I too used much less onion than the recipe suggests and found the basil over powering first time round so drastically reduced it for the second go, which was perfect. I make it with mash and the great thing is there's no real need to add any extra veg as it's already packed full. A firm favourite.

eleanormayo's picture
4

I was making this for 2 people, so played around with the quantities a bit, using 6 sausages, 2 red onions, 1 yellow pepper, 1 tin tomatoes and 150ml of stock. I also added a tin of cannelini beans 10 mins from the end - a perfect one pot! There are extra veggies leftover, but not matter as having those another night with cous cous. Having read the other comments, I also had to make the garlic toasts and they were great!

kerryb222's picture

Loved this dish, and even managed to feed my fussy ex chef partner who opted for seconds no less! I didn't have any Basil or Cream cheese for the bread but instead used Pesto and finely grated mild cheddar which worked remarkably well after grilling. We'll be having this dish again for sure!

rniamhy's picture
5

I wasn't clear about the amount of sugar, with tomatoes and peppers a tbsp seemed too much used a tsp and it was lovely. A very easy recipe that was very very tasty - both of my girls 12 and 14 are a little fussy with new things and they loved it. Would recommend the toast for any appropriate occasion it was delicious - albeit I used more like 50 to 75 g of the cream cheese! All this is coming from a father on holiday who rarely cooks new things. Recommended.

jododd71's picture

Loved by all the family, just used a little less stock as my husband isn't keen on runny sauces!!! Just making it for a second time tonight.

roxy_bronti's picture
5

this was absolutely gorgeous!! real hit with everyone! the only thing i did different was that i added potatoes. loverly!!

karendebby's picture
5

Delicious. Made a few additions - mushrooms and red wine (everything tastes better with a glug of wine!!) Served with the garlic toast and also some potato slices. The family loved it and it was so easy to make

cc-offe's picture
5

This is fab, sometimes I have it with garlic bread, sometimes I just have baby potatoes with loads of butter. Yummy

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