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    Jimmy Doherty's Leftover Sausage Pie

    'Mum used to make this hearty pie out of leftover turkey, sausage or any other meat and the whole family loved tucking into it!'

    'Mum used to make this hearty pie out of leftover turkey, sausage or any other meat and the whole family loved tucking into it!'

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    Cooking Time

    Cook: 1 Hour

    Cooking Time

    Serves: 8

    Cooking Time

    Price: 72p per serving

    Nutritional Information

    Each 299g serving contains

    Energy
    1277kj
    305kcal
    15%
    Fat
    10.8g
    Med
    15%
    Saturates
    4.5g
    Med
    23%
    Sugars
    7.2g
    Med
    8%
    Salt
    1.11g
    Med
    19%
    1
    of your 5-a-day
    of your reference intake.
    Typical energy values per 100g:
    427kj/102kcal

    Ingredients

    400g Extra Special Light & Lean Pork Sausages, cooked

    450g leftover cooked veg (we used cabbage and leeks)

    1tsp rapeseed oil

    2 onions, chopped

    1tsp cornflour

    200ml stock made with 1 reduced-salt chicken stock cube

    1tbsp wholegrain mustard

    200ml semi-skimmed milk

    320g sheet ready-rolled light puff pastry

    1 egg, beaten with 1tsp water

    300g frozen peas

    Method

    1
    Preheat the oven to 190C/170C Fan/Gas 5.
    2
    Chop the sausages and leftover veg into equal-sized pieces.
    3
    Heat the oil in a large pan. Fry the onion until golden. Add the cornflour and stir well. Slowly add the stock and mustard, bring to the boil, then gently simmer for 5-8 mins to thicken. Add the milk, sausages and veg, season with black pepper and mix well.
    4
    Tip the mixture into a large pie dish. Wet the lip of the dish with water, lay the pastry on top and crimp the edges. Cut off any excess and score the top.
    5
    Brush the beaten egg over the pastry. Bake for 35-40 mins until the pastry is crisp and golden.
    6
    Cook the peas according to the pack instructions. Serve with the pie.

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