Classic Meat Sausage Rolls

Makes 24 Prep Time 15 minutes   Cook Time 20 minutes   Rated: Print
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Tayna Halse is well known in the Thermomixing community and this is just one of her fabulous recipes. She started her facebook group Aussie Thermomixers as she didn't want to flood her facebook friends with all her foodie pics! (Would there were more of this thoughtfulness going around, but I digress!)

The group has grown to over 100K members since it began just over a year ago and now you can go and join the friendly, inspiring and helpful little community it has become. It is full of recipes, tips and hints for all things Thermomix! There is a definite leaning towards lovely spicy Asian recipes because of Tanyas' Thai heritage, and I am pretty sure you won’t be complaining! Delicious. Fresh. Fun. Get on over there and check out her page stat.

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1  

Preheat oven to 200ºC and line a baking tray with baking paper.

2  

Place carrot, onion, garlic, bread crumbs, fennel seeds, Dijon mustard, Worcestershire sauce and salt into Thermomix bowl and blitz 5 sec/speed 7. Add meat and mix 8 sec/speed 5.

3  

Cut pastry sheets in half lengthways (will end up with 6 strips).

4  

Divide meat mixture between each pastry strip and spread out in the middle.

5  

Roll and cut each strip into mini sausage rolls (4-6 pieces per strip).

6  

Brush with milk. Sprinkle with seeds (if using). Bake for 20 minutes or until golden brown.

I have been thermo cooking for almost three years and have a real passion for home cooking and photography, and I love my Thermomix!! I decided to start my facebook group "Aussie TM5 Thermomixer" as I didn't want to flood my facebook friends with all my foodie pics! The group has grown to almost 5000 members since it began just over a year ago and I am so proud of the friendly, inspiring and helpful little community it has become. It is a group where not only I share my recipes, others also share their recipes, tips and hints for all things Thermomix! I was raised in a family of photographers, with a family photographics business in Perth for over 50 years - some say photography is in my blood, and it is probably true, I just love taking photos and as a kid I was fortunate to have the best equipment around me to play around with. As an adult, my love for photography has never faded and I enjoy taking foodie pics and sharing them with other passionate home cooks too. I also have an instagram account where I share all of my foodie related photos, as well as some of my family who I love dearly. Having a Thai mother and an Asian upbringing, I have a real love of spicy Asian food - I am lucky, my family have taught me how to cook a lot of Thai recipes which I have adapted a few to Thermomix (still many more I am yet to convert).