These Mustard & Sage Sausage Rolls are packed full of delicious flavours perfect for eating warm or cold. The only issue is they definitely won’t last very long!
Sausage rolls are a thing of beauty. Who doesn’t like a tasty sausage roll?! Well obviously not vegetarians and vegans, but excluding that I don’t think I have ever met someone who doesn’t like a good sausage roll.
Using shop bought pastry is nothing to be ashamed of! It means making sausage rolls yourself isn’t hard and doesn’t take long at all. I also prefer making sausage rolls myself because you know exactly what is in them and can buy a good quality sausage.
I made my Turkey & Cranberry Sausage Rolls last Christmas and one of our friends really liked them. So when we met up for this birthday, I thought I would make him another variation which is where I came up with these Mustard & Sage Sausage Rolls.
Pork and mustard are a classic combination. I really like to use wholegrain mustard because it is a more subtle taste than other types of mustard. Although it looks like I have used a lot of mustard in these sausage rolls, the flavour is not overpowering at all.
Sage is another flavour that works really well with pork. I have lovingly been caring for my herbs throughout the hot weather we have had this summer and take any opportunity I can get to use them in my recipes. The fresh sage mirrors the flavours in the sausage perfectly.
Lincolnshire sausages are great for these Mustard & Sage Sausage Rolls because they typically have sage in their mix. If you didn’t want to use a Lincolnshire sausage you could use standard pork sausages or Cumberland sausages. Personally I don’t like Cumberland sausages because I find the too heavily seasoned with black pepper, but I know lots of people like this.
Mustard & Sage Sausage Rolls
These Mustard & Sage Sausage Rolls are packed full of delicious flavours perfect for eating warm or cold. The only issue is they definitely won't last very long!
Ingredients
- 1 x 375g ready rolled puff pastry
- 400 g Lincolnshire sausages (6 sausages)
- 3 tbsp wholegrain mustard
- 1 tsp fresh sage
- 1 tsp milk
- Spray oil
Instructions
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Preheat the oven to 200ºC (fan assisted 180ºC non fan)
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Unroll the ready rolled pastry and cut it in half length ways. Spoon 1½ tbsp of wholegrain mustard onto each pastry strip. Spread out to form a strip down the middle of the pastry, leaving a gap to either side
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Finely chop the sage and scatter it over the mustard
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Remove the sausages from their casing and place three sausages on the middle of each strip of pastry. You will need to stretch the sausages slightly to make them a bit longer to cover the length of the pastry
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Brush one of the long edges of pastry with the milk and then roll the other side of the pastry over the sausage. Keep rolling until the seam of the pastry is underneath. Repeat with the second pastry strip
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Cut each long roll of pastry into smaller rolls. Spray two baking trays with oil and then place the sausage roll on them
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Brush each sausage roll with milk and then make three small cuts in the top of each with scissors
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Bake in the oven on the middle shelf for 20 minutes or until golden brown
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These sound super delicious, love the idea of adding a bit of extra flavour to sausage rolls!
Thanks 🙂 It’s so simple and easy to do but adds a great flavour.
OH, MY. It has been a really long time since I had a sausage roll, but you’ve made me remember how good they are. I’m all about using store-bought pastry because I can get these in my face that much faster! These look beautiful AND scrummy—can’t wait to give ’em a try! #cookblogshare
With sausage rolls you need to get them in your face ASAP so shop bought pastry is a must!
I love homemade sausage rolls and I also make them with sausages like this. I love how you’ve spread all that mustard onto the pastry first- It must give them loads of flavour! Thanks for sharing with #CookOnceEatTwice!
Thanks 🙂