Sunday, 24 October 2010

Let's Eat Blog Hop - Curried Sausages

If you've come to my blog for the first time by following the Let's Eat Blog Hop, welcome!  You're likely to have come here from Cate's blog and I hope you'll enjoy the recipe I've got to share. When Amy suggested a blog hop where we all get to share a favourite recipe, I was more than ready to join in. If you haven't come here from Cate's blog but would like to carry on with the blog hop, you can either follow on to Deb's blog and keep going until you get back here or a full list of participating bloggers can be found on Amy's site. Enjoy!

The recipe I'm sharing today is one that I've developed over time but came about because I remember my Mum making Curried Sausages when we lived in South Africa. However, when I asked her for a recipe she couldn't remember how she'd made them and hence, my own version.
 You don't need many ingredients: Sausages, chopped onion, Oxo beef stock cubes, curry powder and tomato and herb sauce.  Quantities vary depending on how many sausages you're cooking so I'll give the amounts I use for 12 sausages and you can vary it to your taste.
 Firstly, fry 1 chopped onion in a little olive oil until onion begins to brown.
 Add in 2 tsp of Medium curry powder (I use Rajah Medium Curry Powder which I buy from the South Africa shop) and 3 Oxo beef stock cubes, crumbled.
 Stir it all together
 Then add the Tomato and Herb sauce ( I use 290g jar of Sainsbury's Tomato and Herb Pasta Sauce) and I normally half fill the jar with water and add that too.
 Let it cook for approx. 5 minutes
 In our household I then blend the sauce mixture (I have fussy children) and return it to the pot.
 Add the sausages to the mix, cover and leave to simmer for 20 - 30 minutes
 Until the sausages are cooked through.
Serve on a bed of rice and enjoy!

I look forward to hearing from anyone who may try the recipe out :)

Now it's time for you to move on to Deb at Paper Turtle for the next link in the blog hop. I'm sure she'll have another delicious recipe waiting for you.

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18 comments:

  1. This West London Life24 October 2010 at 14:50

    I'm not one for curry, but I do have to say that this recipe does look tempting!

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  2. scrappyjacky24 October 2010 at 15:00

    This looks perfect for chilly evenings...OH isn't a curry eater....but my DDs will love it.

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  3. Sian24 October 2010 at 15:04

    My son would wolf this down! I'll definitely be trying it - it's the kind of quick and easy tasty dish we love. Thanks Rhona.

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  4. Tracy24 October 2010 at 15:15

    Love the new blog. That curry looks yummy!

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  5. Anonymous24 October 2010 at 15:39

    Lovely. This is something we'll definitely try around here. Thanks for sharing :)

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  6. alexa24 October 2010 at 15:41

    Bright and attractive! Would work well with vegetarian sausages too.

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  7. Deb @ PaperTurtle24 October 2010 at 18:31

    Hi Rhona ~ This looks VERY yummy!!! Don't you just love those recipes where there's not an exact science for measurements? Kind of like the recipe I posted. :o)

    Hope all is well around your place. I'm checking in daily to see if there's news about baby Alice... ♥

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  8. humel24 October 2010 at 19:12

    Love the step by step photos :-) The dish looks yummy, but (of course) The Children wouldn't go for it.... Might have to make a batch for me and The Doctor to try, though! xx

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  9. Jennifer Grace24 October 2010 at 19:20

    Looks deliciously warming for cold nights. I will definitely give this a go, I think it would be nice served with cous cous too, which I prefer to rice. Or maybe new potatoes. mmm, I'm getting hungry now! xx

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  10. Anonymous24 October 2010 at 19:26

    In general, I'm not a fan of curry, but years ago we had friends from South Africa who made multiple curry dishes for a dinner. They were fantastic, so maybe I need South African curry!

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  11. furrypig24 October 2010 at 19:57

    Love that the recipe looks like a perfect simple supper to make thanks so much xxx

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  12. Faith Hope and Cherrytea24 October 2010 at 20:40

    what type of sausage do you use - in the way of pork, turkey, beef,etc..? thx for a homey meal suggestion:)

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  13. Anne24 October 2010 at 20:52

    This really appeals to me and my husband as the nights get colder. It will be a lovely meal I'm sure. It sounds simple to make but really tasty.

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  14. Amy24 October 2010 at 21:55

    Rhona I love how you have photographed your recipe - it looks fantastic! This would be a popular dish with certain people who live at my place :-)

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  15. Beverly24 October 2010 at 22:37

    DH loves sausages and loves curry so I know this will be a hit :)

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  16. emhowl25 October 2010 at 00:29

    This sounds good. I'll add curry powder to my shopping list!

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  17. Maria Ontiveros25 October 2010 at 04:29

    I love the recipes people develop themselves. This looks yummy!
    Rinda

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  18. Liberty :)25 October 2010 at 09:45

    OOH THANKs, another one to try for hubby!

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