(ghosties waiting to be baked)
They may just be sausage rolls but they're really scary ones.
Makes 24
800g good pork sausages
4 tbsp sesame seeds
500g puff pastry
small piece cheese, cut into tiny dice
1 egg, beaten
Skin the sausages then mix in the sesame seeds. Cut the pastry in half and roll out lengthways on a floured surface until about 60cm x 10cm. Shape the sausage mixture down the centre, dampen the edges then roll up to seal.
Cut each roll into 5cm lengths then snip the bottom of each one to make a ghostie outline. Make two holes at the top and push in tiny pieces of cheese for the eyes.
Place on a non-stick baking sheet and chill for an hour. Brush with beaten egg and bake at 200C/Gas 6 for 20 minutes until puffed and golden.
Hot Spooks
8 comments:
*falls off chair*
I must have some of these or I will DIE!
Nope.
None for you, they're for Scrap to take to Eoin's party. Loads of Witches' Cats though!
Brilliant.
Literally amazing!
Do we get to see 'em when they come out of the oven?
absoutely genius - we made spots once long long ago ( red mashed potato with a big lump of cheese on the middle ) but these are loads scarier - it's how i shall be eating sausage rolls forever
x
i LOVE those hot spooks! You must save me one!
All of which reminds me of the classic pantomime gag:
'That wood's full of ghosties and ghoulies. I don't mind the ghosties but I wouldn't want to be caught by the -'
Ah, Bobby Davro.
They look awesome... why don't you live next door, damnit????
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