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Showing posts with label http://www.lindamccartneyfoods.co.uk/sausages.php. Show all posts
Showing posts with label http://www.lindamccartneyfoods.co.uk/sausages.php. Show all posts
Monday, 24 October 2011
Linda McCartney's sausages - spanish style
I love Linda McCartney's sausages, I think they are quite versatile and stay juicy and flavoursome whatever you do with them. I decided to cook them in some olive oil and balsamic glaze, spanish olives, red onion and chillies. I also used my tomato of the moment "the yellow baby plum tomato" I find these hold their form and sweetness when cooked.
I topped the dish with some buffalo mozarella of the finest quality, fresh baby leaf spinach, grated parmesan and olive oil/balsamic glaze.
Enjoy!
Monday, 26 September 2011
Yummy Vegetarian Toad in the Hole!
I had a long conversation with my sister about whether toad in the hole is pastry or yorkshire puddings, I said the yorkshire puddings she said pastry.
I did a twitter survey - the lovely twitteries said yorkshire puddings.
By the way you can follow us on http://twitter.com/#!/voguevegetarian - blatant plug there sorry, now back to the food.
I began by halfving some cherry tomatoes and laying them on a baking tray with only a sprinkling of sea salt. I left them on gas mark 4 in the oven whilst I carried on with my prep.
This way of cooking tomatoes is perfect for a topping on a main meal, bruschetta or for garnish on a soup. You could pop them in the fridge for a healthy snack if you wanted, they last for ever!
In a heavy based pan I fried sliced garlic and red onion in some olive oiland placed six Linda Mccartney sausages in with some more olive oil, chilli flakes and rock salt. Once the onions were cooked I put a tin of tomatoes, some chopped fresh tomatoes and tomatoe puree into the mix.
I left this to cook with some fresh basil thrown in for 40 mins until the sauce thickens.
Whilst this cooks I put some roast potatoes into a baking tray with plenty of olive oil and sea salt. I cook my roasties from raw, I don't par boil them - its up to you!
Cook you ready made yorkshire puddings for a few minutes and then you are good to go!
Sprinkle on the cherry toms for a bit of a kick and ...
Enjoy!
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