Many sausages have have very tough casings, so no matter how tasty the sausagemeat they put you off by having to bite through/cut through interminably tough skins.
Could be that they're just tough.Many sausages have have very tough casings, so no matter how tasty the sausagemeat they put you off by having to bite through/cut through interminably tough skins.
low heat in frying pan with knob of butter ( no spiking) to colour them, then into a pre heated medium oven for 8/ 10 mins.
Tickle of HP , whats not like ?
grilling them does toughen the skins and dries them out
Bon appettio
low heat in frying pan with knob of butter ( no spiking) to colour them, then into a pre heated medium oven for 8/ 10 mins.Tickle of HP , whats not like ?grilling them does toughen the skins and dries them outBon appettio
Parboil the sausages for 10 mins, at a gentle simmer not too high a heat. Dry with kitchen roll or whatever then fry gently to colour the skin. Plenty of guidelines to google. A must for big bangers, I don't cook them any other way.
Parboil the sausages for 10 mins, at a gentle simmer not too high a heat. Dry with kitchen roll or whateverthen fry gently to colour the skin. Plenty of guidelines to google. A must for big bangers, I don't cook them any other way.
Not much in this world is worse than a sausage containing a soft mush encased in a thick, chewy skin.
Sausages are much nicer cooked in the oven.
Best from a reputable butcher.
Not much in this world is worse than a sausage containing a soft mush encased in a thick, chewy skin.Sausages are much nicer cooked in the oven.Best from a reputable butcher.
casserole after a few mins frying the saus and onions
3/4 hour or so in the oven add apples for last 20 mins
many variations on this theme.
a quality sausagecideronionsapplescasserole after a few mins frying the saus and onions3/4 hour or so in the ovenadd apples for last 20 minsmany variations on this theme.