Rough-puff and a twist of sausage rolls

[Bakingfanatic]

Rough-puff is probably my favourite pastry and so rewarding to make: it might be a less wealthy relative of puff pastry but it is so easy and highly effective.

Perfect used for sausage rolls made with a little chorizo and fennel seeds among the sausagemeat.

Full details ond tips on rough-puff and other laminated pastries at:

https://bakingfanatic.wordpress.com/2016/02/08/rough-puff-pastry-other-laminated-doughs/

 

[justme4910]

that looks great

i even think I could make it,maybe

 

[Becky]

They look delicious!

 

[ChesterV]

I LOVE those things!!!!!!

I also love sausage Kolaches!!!!

 

[Trellum]

Delicious! They make those a lot in the Netherlands and I totally loved them! I am not that into sausages, but those changed my mind completely I sometimes have one for lunch

 

[justme4910]

is that pigs in a blanket Chester ?

 

[Becky]

is that pigs in a blanket Chester ?

Pigs in blankets are sausages wrapped in bacon... mmmm

 

[justme4910]

i thought they were hot dogs or sausages wrapped in a biscuit dough ?


oh have you ever used those little smoked sausages from Oscar Meyers in a crock pot ? use a bottle of Kraft BBQ Sauce,I like the Original Flavored one and a can of cranberry sauce,the one you use for Thanksgiving


then cook them in a crock pot for around 4 hours I think,8 for a slow cook,I'm not sure about those times at all,but they sound about right

they make a quick and easy snack for a crowd,throw in one of those veggie trays with some dip and you sports ready for game day

hmmm my post is way off topic it seems

 

[cupcakechef]

Oh yum, sausage rolls! When I grew up in Australia these were one of my favorite snacks as a kid. I can't believe I haven't recreated them as an adult! Even thinking about them now has got me feeling hungry!

 

[ChesterV]

Pigs in blankets are sausages wrapped in bacon... mmmm

Actually, "pigs in blankets" here in the Southern states of the US are these...

Take a sausage, hot link, or wiener and wrap a piece of cooked bacon around it, and then wrap a slice of cheese around that, then wrap your favorite kind of dough around that, and then bake it.

 

[ChesterV]

i thought they were hot dogs or sausages wrapped in a biscuit dough ?


oh have you ever used those little smoked sausages from Oscar Meyers in a crock pot ? use a bottle of Kraft BBQ Sauce,I like the Original Flavored one and a can of cranberry sauce,the one you use for Thanksgiving


then cook them in a crock pot for around 4 hours I think,8 for a slow cook,I'm not sure about those times at all,but they sound about right

they make a quick and easy snack for a crowd,throw in one of those veggie trays with some dip and you sports ready for game day

hmmm my post is way off topic it seems

LOL, you are correct JM. See my above post.

The small sausages baked into small buns are usually called Kolaches (coh-lah-cheez) and can usually be found in donut shops and pastry shops. These are usually for a quick eat in the morning with your coffee.

Pigs in blankets are larger and can have larger pieces of meat in them and be filled with more than just a sausage or wiener....and are usually for lunch or dinner.

And I've had those little mini-sausages before, cooked like how you described, but the guy put grape jelly in his BBQ sauce instead of cranberry! But I think I would like cranberry better!

 

[Becky]

Actually, "pigs in blankets" here in the Southern states of the US are these...

Take a sausage, hot link, or wiener and wrap a piece of cooked bacon around it, and then wrap a slice of cheese around that, then wrap your favorite kind of dough around that, and then bake it.

Ah, another food that gets lost in translation. Here in the UK pigs in blankets are just mini sausages wrapped in streaky bacon, and we would only usually have them with a roast dinner at Christmas. I like the sound of the US version better!!

 

[justme4910]

I've never had them with grape jelly Chester,the cranberry is great or so i think so anyway

were they wrapped in a biscuit dough Becky ? if you haven't tried them you need to lol i haven't seen anybody make any in a long time and i think there is a difference in bacon too

 

[ChesterV]

I've never had them with grape jelly Chester,the cranberry is great or so i think so anyway

were they wrapped in a biscuit dough Becky ? if you haven't tried them you need to lol i haven't seen anybody make any in a long time and i think there is a difference in bacon too

I made some for a friends father thats in the nursing home. He's been sick for almost a year and finally getting better, but he's lost a lot of weight. He doesn't like that industrial kitchen food they serve, so he's not eating like he is supposed too.

I made him a batch of American pigs in blankets, and he scarfed them all down! They were huge too! I got a package of those jumbo weenies, used turkey bacon, and some nice light cheddar cheese slices, and wrapped them in that croissant roll bread stuff. He loved them.

I need to make him another batch soon. Probably after I move, I might be in the mood for cooking and baking again. Right now, I'm dreading moving.

 

[justme4910]

I despise moving too Chester