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My local butcher made up these sausages I was lucky to get 4 they went quick .rightly so tasted so good .431148c68b0af21c2459e0c4d489e943.jpg. Because I only had 4 I was thinking just a quick grill and into a bun .but I had a brain wave and thought I would try something different .not me at all lol. Gave them some happy Nancy. 277dff5634eef532fe6415dba003d719.jpg. And now lady's and gentalman I present you with .Toad in the hole Gin and Tonic black truffle burger . Got my pan and oil heating up on the top rack at 450f .baecfbb9c5a86abf9cc73d0138e89742.jpg.put the sausages on. e97cf4e49e7fee6e6f0deec53802e4b3.jpg.5 min each side gave them a turn. e69a7cbd49fa4cfe6ad673a58a70747e.jpg. Made up the batter. a00161a89a70caf8d8b867d9e5b7578e.jpg. And poured it over the snags. 63020c796034d941e3a238d2117511d2.jpg.35 min later. 61d3a91d8e97b6726e62ae90d4f7e691.jpg.resting. eb20ab4067d020b3e7a513d1acb1c968.jpg.burger time. 75f11351adde9176b951195c31a1623d.jpg. Something different that went down well .

 

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7 hours ago, alimac23 said:
Ah man! Now you’re talking! What an amazing cook!

I absolutely love toad in the hole and I bet those sausages took it to the next level.

 

Cheers mate I thought it would work out had to do something different with these exeptional tasting snags .I used my purple Crack mix in the batter which shined through

Outback kamado Bar and Grill
 

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21 minutes ago, Aussie Ora said:

Cheers mate I thought it would work out had to do something different

Ha ha. I was with you until you put toad in the hole in a burger bun!  Really?  Great idea, making toad in the hole on a KK.  Must try it sometime soon...

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Toad in the hole is Yorkshire pudding with sausages baked in, I believe it Yorkshire pudding may be called Dutch baby in the US?

If you want a really good recipe for them which has never failed me then Jamie Oliver’s Yorkshire pudding recipe is great:

3 eggs
115g flour
280ml milk
Pinch of salt

Mix those ingredients up into a batter.

You can then either make individual puddings or one big one as Aussie has done above in one tray/skillet.

The really important thing with Yorkshire pudding is getting the oil very hot before adding the batter, I put a teaspoon of oil in each individual muffin tin hole if I’m making individual serves or about 2mm of oil in the bottom if making a large one, turn the oven to 200c (about 400f) and let the oil pre-heat for at least 30 minutes, then pour the batter in and cook for 35 minutes, don’t open the door during this time or the puddings will collapse.

Here’s some I made earlier :)

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Yorkshire pudding is basically the same as making popovers, with the exception of using animal fat (typically beef drippings from a nice roast) instead of the butter in the pan. You can also make tasty ones with bacon grease or duck fat!!! 

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