I love a traybake be in cake
form or something savoury. Easy to prepare, all in one dish and
therefore minimal washing up! This is a great family dish. You can't
go wrong with sausages whether they are pork or vegetarian. The
chunky potato wedges will fill you up while the peppers add a natural
sweetness to the flavour. Add some carrots to get those extra veggies
on your plate and you're ready to cook then serve.
Equipment: 1 large
oven proof dish
Ingredients
1tbsp Olive oil
1 Onion, peeled and sliced
into thin wedges
8 Sausages
4 Sprigs of fresh rosemary
1lb (500g) Maris Piper
potatoes cut into wedges
1 Red pepper, sliced
1 Yellow pepper, sliced
2 Carrots, cut into batons
Method
1. Pre-heat the oven to
220°C/Gas
mark 7.
2.
Put the olive oil into the oven proof dish and then add the onion. Stir
the onion so it is coated by the olive oil. Cook for 10 minutes.
3.
Reduce the oven temperature to 200°C/Gas
mark 6.
4.
Add the sausages and stir so they are covered by the oil. Snip the
rosemary over the sausages. Then add the potatoes, peppers and
carrots and stir it all together.
5.
Cook for a further 25-30 minutes, turning the mixture regularly to
ensure everything is browned evenly.
This
post is an entry for #FluffyMarisPiper Linky Challenge sponsored by
Potato Council. Learn more at Love Potatoes.
I would put veggie ones it mine yum yum.
ReplyDeleteI quite often keep some Quorn sausages in the freezer for a handy standby
DeleteThis sounds like a meal in one which is what I like, I too would add veggie sausages to mine.
ReplyDeleteDo you have a particular brand of veggie sausages that you like? I usually stick to Quorn ones.
DeleteThis looks so delicious I have bookmarked it! Autumn is the weather for a sausage bake.
ReplyDeleteI find we eat far more sausages in colder weather as well!
DeleteThis looks yummy I have saved this for my daughter who is doing GCSE cookery thanks
ReplyDeleteI hope she does well in her GCSEs! This could easily be made at school.
DeleteThis looks delicious. I love all in one meals like tray bakes and casseroles.
ReplyDeleteOn weekday evening all-in-one meals are so much easier and quicker.
DeleteMy son would love this - he loves sausages - and I also like the idea of a tray bake, yummy and easy!
ReplyDeleteA winner all round for your family then!
DeleteThis sounds lovely - a bit different :) I have two sausage fans here!
ReplyDeleteThta's not a bad number in your house!
DeleteOh this looks yummy. I love jung being able to bung things in and leave them!
ReplyDeleteI honestly want to eat this right now! Looks delicious x
ReplyDeleteyum! perfect for autumn evenings
ReplyDeleteI'm with you on the simplicity and deliciousness of savoury tray bakes. This looks yum!
ReplyDeleteWhat a yummy dish! I want to try this out!
ReplyDeleteIm so bored of sausage & mash and this has given me a new way to cook them - thank you :0)
ReplyDeleteWe're big sausage and mash fans but this gets lots of extra veggies in easily.
DeleteLooks tasty and I like how colourful it is. Commenting for myself and on behalf of BritMums and thanking you for taking part
ReplyDeleteohhhh this looks so yummy. Perfect for this dreary weaher.
ReplyDeleteIf I swap sausages for Quorn ones I can happily call it comfort food :) I'm not veggie though, just try to avoid meat lately.
ReplyDeleteWe mix and match meat and Quorn in recipes as well.
DeleteThis is a winning entry. Please email your address to kate@britmums.com so we can arrange for your prize to be sent out to you.
ReplyDeletewell done!
DeleteMany thanks! A lovely surprise for such a wet and gloomy week.
DeleteI have this in my oven as we speak
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for making it! I hope you enjoyed it.
DeleteThis looks so lovely and I especially like the fact that as a vegetarian I could use veggie sausages for it. Yum.
ReplyDeletethis is such a classic meal, we have this a lot in the winter with veggie sausages! x
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