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Sausage Lattice Pie

Sausage Lattice Pie

There's a tale behind this. no Sausages were harmed in the creation of this dish. We had a visitor over Christmas who raided the local Continental Shop and bought various items, some of which were a mystery. The E252 (Potassium nitrate) in the smallest possible print on the ingredients label might have been a give-away if any of us had been able to read it without a microscope. This raw mince was described as Spiced Minced Pork. It was actually spicy raw Sausage meat! So when Sue set about making a Bolognaise sauce with it, it soon because clear that we needed to change tack….. 

Ingredients:-

500g of Sausage meat
1 Large Onion, chopped
2 cloves of Garlic, minced
Mixed Herbs
Dried Basil
Dried Oregano
Salt & Pepper
Puff Pastry (Gluten free for us)
A beaten Egg and Milk for an Egg wash
Oil to fry

Method:-

(1) Fry the Onion and Garlic until translucent.
(2) Add the Sausage meat and herbs and fry on a low heat until cooked through.
(3) Season to taste.
(4) Set aside to cool.
(5) Line an oven tray with Pastry.
(6) Add the cooked Meat and press flat with a spoon.
(7) Cut the remaining Pastry into strips and form a lattice over your Meat.
(8) Brush with the Egg wash. (We sprinkle on some ground roasted Pumpkin seeds for a bit of colour)
(9) Cook in the oven at 180c for 45 minutes.

We didn’t actually eat this monster portion, we’ll be snacking on the remaining half today. At £1.99 for 500g the Sausage meat was actually about half the price of the supermarket equivalent.
 

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Not very Indian Pickle Tray

Back in July I happened upon a Walnut tree and we Lacto Fermented some green Walnuts - The recipe is here. Last night we decided to have a bit of a Balti night and in the English tradition put together a bit of a pickle tray of sorts. Pickled Walnuts actually work remarkably well with Indian flavours, the sight astringency complements the heat in the Balti dish.

We also had some remaining Garlic and Wholegrain Mustard Aioli from our Chicken Burger, Lime and Chilli Chutney (Shop Bought!!!) and DIY Kachumber Salad.

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