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THAI SAUSAGE ROLL

Thai Sausage Roll

Thai Sausage Roll 

Serve: 2

Ingredients 

500 gram                      Mince pork (12% fat)

400 gram                      Onion – finely chopped

20 gram                        Salted butter – melted

5 gram                           Coriander – finely chopped

375 gram                       Ready to roll puff pastry

1 clove                           Garlic – finely chopped

1                                     Red Birds Eye chilli – finely chopped

2 tbs                              Sesame seeds (optional)

1 tbs                              Fish sauce

1/2 tbs                          Sugar

1/2 tbs                          Oyster sauce

1/2 tbs                          Thai red curry paste

1 pinch                         Salt and pepper

Method

– Prepare the ready to roll puff pastry as instructed on the package.

– Preheat the oven to 180 Celsius.

– Put the minced pork, chilli, coriander, garlic, onion, sugar, oyster sauce, fish sauce, Thai red curry paste, salt and pepper into a mixing bowl. Then, use your hands to mix all ingredients until they’re all combined.

– Unfold the puff pastry sheet on a flat worktop. Lay the sausage mixture into a sausage shape (approx 2 cm diameter) on the pastry sheet. Roll the pastry sheet to wrap around the sausage mixture. Trim the puff pastry sheet and press down the edges to seal.

-Repeat the same procedure until you finished all the pastry and mixture.

-Use a sharp knife to cut the sausage roll into bite-sized pieces (width way).

-Brush the sausage roll with melted butter.

-Bake for 20 minutes then take the tray out.

-Brush the sausage rolls with butter again and sprinkle the sesame seeds on top.

-Bake again for a further 5-10 minutes or until the pastry is puffed up, golden in colour and cooked. Enjoy Thai Sausage Roll hot or cold.

Tips:

-Try to get the minced pork from your local butcher as it often contains less water which will reduce the chance of a soggy bottom!

– Dampen the knife if you find it difficult to cut the sausage roll (be careful it’s sharp).

-I often have Thai Sausage Roll with Sweet Chilli Dipping Sauce and a cheeky glass of cold Thai beer.