Chorizo & apple sausage rolls

Chorizo & apple sausage rolls

By Cassie Best
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Prep: 20 mins Cook: 35 mins

Easy

Makes 12
Puff pastry bites with a spicy kick - team Spanish paprika sausage with sweet apple and top with poppy seeds

Nutrition and extra info

  • Freezable

Nutrition: per roll

  • kcal211
  • fat15g
  • saturates7g
  • carbs13g
  • sugars3g
  • fibre0g
  • protein7g
  • salt0.7g
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Ingredients

  • small knob of butter
    Butter

    Butter

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    Butter is made when lactic-acid producing bacteria are added to cream and churned to make an…

  • 1 small eating apple, peeled and finely diced
    Apples

    Apple

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    Grown in temperate regions, apples are one of the most widely cultivated tree fruits. There are…

  • 6 chorizo-style cooking sausage
  • small handful parsley, chopped
    Parsley

    Parsley

    par-slee

    One of the most ubiquitous herbs in British cookery, parsley is also popular in European and…

  • 375g pack puff pastry
  • 3 tbsp apple sauce
  • 1 egg, beaten
    Eggs

    Egg

    egg

    The ultimate convenience food, eggs are powerhouses of nutrition, packed with protein and a…

  • 2 tbsp poppy seed

Method

  1. Put the butter and apple in a small pan and cook for 5 mins until the apple has softened, then cool.

  2. Remove the sausage skins and put the meat in a bowl. Add the cooled apple and the parsley, and mash everything together with a fork or your hands.

  3. Heat oven to 200C/180C fan/gas 6. roll out the pastry to a rectangle, roughly 32 x 20cm. Cut in half, so that you now have 2 long thin rectangles. Spoon the apple sauce down the centre of each piece of pastry. Shape the chorizo mixture into 2 long sausages and put on top of the apple sauce. Brush the edges of the pastry with a little beaten egg, then bring the pastry together on one side to enclose the filling, and seal by pressing the pastry with a fork.

  4. Cut the sausage rolls into smaller pieces, each about 7cm long, and arrange on 2 baking trays. Brush with egg, then sprinkle with poppy seeds. Cut small slashes into each roll. Bake for 25-30 mins, changing the trays over halfway through the cooking time. Delicious served warm, or cold on a picnic.

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Comments (11)

ladygarden69's picture
ladygarden693rd May, 2016
5

i really like spanish sauasge, chorizo aint that bad either

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Cookasaurus10th Sep, 2015

Disaster for me :( these looked so easy I got sausages and prerolled pastry but as soon as I got home it was so sticky the pastry it wouldn't get off the paper. I left it back in the fridge but upon return still sticky.

Couldnt get the chorizo out of skin was too hard for that and I manage to make 3 till I gave up due to the stick pastry :( shame looks so good!

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Dragonfruit231st Nov, 2013

worked out great for me, they looked great and tasted yummy! love this recipe so much. the only thing i changed was i didnt add the apple sauce- i thought it would make them too sweet, but the ones i did were great!

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ladygarden693rd May, 2016
5

you know what also works for me and tastes yummy...spanish sausage and chorizo

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megs47907th Oct, 2013

I made these at the weekend and they are delicious! the apple goes really well with the chorizo sauage, there is a nice balance of savoury and sweet.
The only issue i had was that as they cooked on the tray, quite a lot of juice/oil from the chorizo sausage came out onto the tray making the bottoms a bit soggier than i would of liked. Other than that they turned out very well.

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katiabh5th Oct, 2013

I've made them a few times now and don't change anything. The chorizo style sausages go perfectly with the apples. Everyone loves them and so quick to make.

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rtight29th Sep, 2013

These were amazing! I took them to a friend's party and they went down very, very well and were so easy to do. The sausage meat doesn't really roll but I squidged into shape and it all seemed to work. The apple works really well with the chorizo and is a combination I wouldn't have thought of before.

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s.taylor1123rd Sep, 2013

I have made these about 4 times now; family and colleagues alike love them! Several work mates have asked for the recipe and have agreed these are super easy to make and so moreish. I must admit I miss out the apple sauce (I imagine this makes them quite sweet?) but thats the only change I make and they've very yummy.

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mummy3226th Aug, 2013
4

These were lovely, very filling so will cut them into smaller rolls next time, whizzed everything up in the food processor which made it nice and easy. Will use more apple next time I think, but big thumbs up!

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Mazza13th Aug, 2013
5

I have made these many times now and I use 3 large chorizo style sausages and 4 pork Chipolata style as I find it makes it easier to work with and also appeals to the younger ones in my family. Lovely recipe for bonfire night so will be doing more then if not before!

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gooseberrycrumble28th Jun, 2013

Although these tasted fine, they looked nothing like sausage rolls by the time I'd finished! Cut pastry before filling, as suggested, by insufficient pastry then to roll over filling. Filling was loose and could not be rolled into a sausage shape as recipe implies - chorizo meat didn't squeeze out of skin, so after removing skin, I had to cut it up into small pieces. Turned them into flat tarts instead.

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