Chefs' Recipes

Thomas Corner’s Bangalow pork sausage rolls with caramelised apple and thyme

The much-loved sausage rolls from the Noosa eatery.
Bangalow pork sausage rolls with caramelised apple and thyme

Bangalow pork sausage rolls with caramelised apple and thyme

William Meppem
4
25M
40M
1H 5M

It’s hard to turn down a good sausage roll. At Thomas Corner, they’re stuffed a winning mixture of minced Bangalow pork, caramelised Granny Smith apples, golden shallots and thyme. The results speak for themselves.

Ingredients

Method

Main

1.Preheat oven to 220C. Heat butter and extra-virgin olive oil in a frying pan over medium heat, add apple and stir occasionally until beginning to colour (3-4 minutes). Scatter over sugar, stir occasionally until caramelised (10-12 minutes), season to taste and set aside to cool.
2.Heat olive oil in a frying pan over medium heat. Add shallot and garlic, stir occasionally until tender (4-5 minutes), stir through herbs, season to taste and set aside to cool.
3.Combine pork, apple mixture and shallot mixture in a bowl and season to taste.
4.Place puff pastry on a lightly floured surface. Place half the pork mixture along one long edge, leaving a 1cm border, brush with eggwash and roll to just enclose pork. Cut along edge, press with a fork to seal then cut into three rolls. Place on an oven tray lined with baking paper and repeat with remaining pastry and pork. Brush with eggwash, scatter with thyme and bake until golden and cooked through (15-17 minutes). Serve hot with tomato chutney.

Note If Bangalow pork is unavailable, substitute another good-quality minced pork. We prefer to use Carême puff pastry, which comes in pre-rolled 375gm sheets. If unavailable, substitute another good-quality butter puff pastry.

Notes

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