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Steve has never played go fish before!! So I had to teach everyone - it was a little difficult for Douglas, cause we were playing with alphabet cards that had to be matched, but that was another reason for Wednesday night games - to help him with his reading and numbers and stuff.
Homemade sausage rolls
2 sheets puff pastry
6 sausages, skinned
2 rashers bacon, finely diced
1 carrot, finely grated
1/2 onion, finely diced
handful grated cheese
- zap the onion in the microwave for two minutes
- combine all ingredients, except pastry
- cut pastry sheets in half, allow to thaw slightly
- spread mixture in the middle of each pastry section, to the edges
- roll to make sausage roll, sealing edge with a brush of water
- cut each roll into pieces, I cut sizes depending on what meal
- glaze with milk, or egg wash (egg and milk mixed together)
- cook in hot oven (I use 200degrees) approx 30min
- allow to cool slightly before serving
These are great for lunches, we make chicken ones for weekends (just omit bacon and substitute chicken mince for sausages, cook a bit longer), and can be reheated in the microwave or eaten cold the next day - although there are really leftovers. Amounts can be increased easily, if more are needed (I don't usually make this small a batch, just happens that's what I had available on Wednesday.) The decor pastry box is also excellent, since I bought it, I haven't had any broken pastry rattling around in the freezer!!
Sounds like you had lots of fun - our boys love spending time playing various games too!
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