Many people tend to think sausages are only meant to be made hot dogs.Sausages can be tailored to many other recipes too.In my experience,they are again a quick alternative and easy way of cooking on a busy hectic day.The word roast itself is mouthwatering and when you have these round slices with masala coating,Its just lip smacking !! I usually buy the turkey franks or the chicken franks;You can use your preferred ones.So,Friends enjoy this delicious recipe !!
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Ingredients
sausage 4 (I have used chicken sausages)
onion 1 big sliced thin
green chillies 3-4
ginger garlic paste 1 tsp
tomato 1 chopped
chilli powder 3/4 tsp
turmeric powder 1/4tsp
pepper powder 1/2 tsp
garam masala 1/2 tsp
curry leaves
coconut milk thick 1tbsp (optional; enhances taste)
salt
oil 3 tbsp
Method
-Thaw the sausages and wash ,cut into round cut slices.Keep aside.
-Heat the oil in a non stick pan and splutter fennel seeds.Add onion,curry leaves,green chillies & saute till onion is golden brown.Add the ginger garlic paste,saute till raw smell disappears.
-Add the tomato chopped and stir till its mashed.
-Add the spices in medium heat. Add the sausages and cook covered for 10-15 minutes.
-Uncover the lid and mix well.Add the thick coconut milk on low flame and stir until its coated good.
-Serve hot with chapathis!!
Servings~ 1 quarter plate serves 3 adults
NOTES
* You can use any sausages,I prefer chicken sausages.
* The roast is perfect with chapathis.
* The addition of coconut milk enhances the taste and reduces the spice level.Also,gives a nice coating to the masala.
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Check out other recipes Baked Sausage Manchurian ,Sausage gravy in Desi Style
Ingredients
sausage 4 (I have used chicken sausages)
onion 1 big sliced thin
green chillies 3-4
ginger garlic paste 1 tsp
tomato 1 chopped
chilli powder 3/4 tsp
turmeric powder 1/4tsp
pepper powder 1/2 tsp
garam masala 1/2 tsp
curry leaves
coconut milk thick 1tbsp (optional; enhances taste)
salt
oil 3 tbsp
Method
-Thaw the sausages and wash ,cut into round cut slices.Keep aside.
-Heat the oil in a non stick pan and splutter fennel seeds.Add onion,curry leaves,green chillies & saute till onion is golden brown.Add the ginger garlic paste,saute till raw smell disappears.
-Add the tomato chopped and stir till its mashed.
-Add the spices in medium heat. Add the sausages and cook covered for 10-15 minutes.
-Uncover the lid and mix well.Add the thick coconut milk on low flame and stir until its coated good.
-Serve hot with chapathis!!
Servings~ 1 quarter plate serves 3 adults
NOTES
* You can use any sausages,I prefer chicken sausages.
* The roast is perfect with chapathis.
* The addition of coconut milk enhances the taste and reduces the spice level.Also,gives a nice coating to the masala.
Sending this to CC-Dish for your loved Ones, The Kerala Kitchen
Never made chicken sausage, great recipe
ReplyDeleteI love using sausages in many different ways; they're so versatile.
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I love using sausages in many different ways; they're so versatile.
ReplyDeleteGreat dish dear
Wow!,Yumm-made and truly drool-worthy Sausage Preparation Dear.Deliciously Clicked.
ReplyDeleteHow I agree that roast itself is a delicious word. I love sausages, makes such a quick and super yummy meal
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looks delicious..superb!!
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never done this before..looks very tempting.. perfectly done.
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Never thought sausages can be stir fried...Yummy
ReplyDeletenice julie!i make a sausage fry...but without the coconut milk.....i will def. add some next time....looks really yummy.
ReplyDeleteWow Julie looks awesome ...I can't wait to try this!
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Simple n yummy dish... Nice one for chapathis
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This dish looks so yummy!
ReplyDeletei agree julie...sausages r versatile and yummy!
ReplyDeletemouth watering chicken roast dear..looks just awesoem...
ReplyDeleteThis is one recipe I have to try; looks amazing!
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Delicious & interesting recipe, fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI remember having this during my days in Chennai. Looks lovely.
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wow! looks awesome,beautiful click.
ReplyDeletemy daughter luvs sausage in any form....luvd your version...
ReplyDeleteI completely agree with you Julie..sausage is very versatile..I love what you did here..the dish looks so inviting.
ReplyDeletenice nadan recipe with sausage. i havent tried it with indian masalas. the only thing ive tried is a roast with pepper..your recipe is very yum..
ReplyDeleteGreat way to cook with sausage, so yum!
ReplyDeletei never tried and had.will try chicken sausage
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Looks delicious and yummy!!
ReplyDeletenever tried chicken this way...sounds interesting...nice recipe !!
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yummy flavours Julie
ReplyDeleteHi Julie, wow i have never thought of frying or roasting sausages before..sounds delicious with the added spices ..will try this out too
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Julie good dish.... I love sausages ,sounds like a gr8 idea
ReplyDeleteGr8 dish Julie..looks tempting :)
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ReplyDeleteLooks delicious.
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ReplyDeleteWonderful!!looks awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteshould try recipe...
thanks for sharing...
Looks wonderful ofcourse may tasted wonderful also....
ReplyDeleteshould try recipe...
thanks for sharing..
I always do this!!! N love it. Quick n easy....
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