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  1. #1
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber & MPM

    Feb 2007
    Melbourne
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    *Droooool....* @ Alan's recipe...

    I was going to suggest cooking your snags as usual, then make up some packet french onion soup with half the amount of water it suggests and pour it over your snags. Let them simmer until the liquid reduces and thickens a little. Nowhere near as exciting as Alan's recipe, but still tasty!

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Aug 2007
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    Oooooo Yummy i like Alans idea!

    I also like Nelle's idea of the sweet and sour and on rice!

    How bout.............. sausage's on bread??????

  3. #3
    2013 BellyBelly RAK Recipient.

    May 2007
    Brisbane
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    LOL hj!

    Thanks everyone! Some great recipes to try!

    MMmmmmmm Alan! Might have to go get some cream!
    But that french onion soup thing sounds pretty good Trish, plua I have that in my pantry at the moment so conveniant lol

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    BellyBelly Professional Support Panel

    Nov 2005
    QLD
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    A really easy but tasty one is
    1 brown onion finely chopped
    2 Sausages cooked and cut into bite size pieces
    I chorizo sausage cooked and cut into bite size pieces
    I tin of potatoes (cut larger potatoes into bite size pieces)
    I tin of 5 beans

    Mix it all together and then you can either cook it in a fry pan or put in the oven 200C for about 20 mins. It only really needs to be reheated and cook the onions

    This one also works well with diced pork instead of the sausage
    Last edited by Alan; March 13th, 2009 at 03:36 PM. : add pork info

  5. #5
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    Alan can u cook and freeze some meals and send them my way? hehehehe

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    LOL @ hj

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    Feb 2007
    Melbourne
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    It's so easy to make Leasha and really tasty .

    French onion soup is so handy, I use it a substitute for onion in casseroles and it makes a really nice flavour.

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    BellyBelly Professional Support Panel

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    French onion soup mix is great. I add it to potato bake and to a tuna and pasta dish that I make. You can use it to add flavour to many things

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    Sep 2008
    Croydon, Victoria
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    I fry mine up as usual. When they are cooked I cut them in half lengthways. Put some sauce on them (sweet chilli, tomato, bbq) and sprinkle grated cheese on top. Grill them until cheese has melted, YUM! I call it Bec's Butterflied Sausage Parma's!

  10. #10
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    Feb 2006
    Newcastle, NSW
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    I fry mine up as usual. When they are cooked I cut them in half lengthways. Put some sauce on them (sweet chilli, tomato, bbq) and sprinkle grated cheese on top. Grill them until cheese has melted, YUM! I call it Bec's Butterflied Sausage Parma's!
    Ohhhh I do this but with Nando's hot peri peri sauce *drool*

    How about devilled sausages?
    I make a sausage pasta bake which my family loves.
    I boil the sausages first, then remove the skins and cut into bite sized pieces. I also cook up some pasta, we like chilli fettucini.
    I mix the sausages and pasta together with a tomato based pasta sauce and add different vegies... sometimes it is just few handfuls of frozen mixed vegies, other times it is peas with finely diced carrot, beans & zucchini and some small florets of broccoli. I then add it all to a baking dish, cover in cheese and bake in the oven until golden. It is yummo.

  11. #11
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    I fry mine up as usual. When they are cooked I cut them in half lengthways. Put some sauce on them (sweet chilli, tomato, bbq) and sprinkle grated cheese on top. Grill them until cheese has melted, YUM! I call it Bec's Butterflied Sausage Parma's!
    omg i love this idea!! im so going to try it!!