Daniel Keast

Bangers and Mash

recipes

This is the sort of meal I really love, unfussy and fulfilling. I think this is a pretty bog standard approach.

Ingredients

  • good quality sausages (not low fat)
  • 250g potato
  • 1 tablespoon mustard
  • some whole milk
  • 1 and a half red onions
  • stock cube
  • plain flour
  • frozen peas

Ingredients

Method

Sausages

Fry the sausages without using any oil or fat, they should have a reasonable amount in them already and you want to leave some charring on the pan.

Fry Sausages

Slice the onions into half moons, and fry them gently.

Sliced Onion Fry Onions

Once the sausages are done leave them in the oven at a low temperature to keep warm.

Keep Warm

Tip the onions into the pan that was cooking the sausages. Add a tablespoon or two of the flour, and cook for a couple of minutes.

Add Flour Cook Flour

Add a little of the stock at a time to the pan, mixing into the flour to stop it going lumpy. Turn up the heat so that the stock reduces, and stir it frequently.

Add Stock Reduce Stock

Mashed Potato

Peel and chop the potatoes into chunks that are of roughly equal size.

Peeled Chopped Potatoes

Boil them for about 10-12 minutes, until they fall off a fork when you stick it in one.

Boil Potatoes

Drain the potatoes and let them sit for a minute or two.

Drain Potatoes

Put them back into the pan with a chunk of butter, the mustard and mash. Add milk as you go to make it creamy.

Mash Potatoes

Assemble

Put the gravy on the sausages, and add some peas.

Finished