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    Bit difficult to get sausage meat in LOS!!! I figure I'll use pork mince and breadcrumbs with lots of herbs

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    That's how I make mine.
    Pork mince, breadcrumbs, Italian mixed herbs, cracked pepper. Sometimes I'll add some mustard, Fried onion, and garlic into the mix.
    BTW, sausage rolls look good.

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    Here's my sausage rolls...

    https://teakdoor.com/the-kitchen/1429...p-special.html (Mc99's TuckShop Special)

    pork, beef mince and bacon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Necron99 View Post
    Here's my sausage rolls...

    https://teakdoor.com/the-kitchen/1429...p-special.html (Mc99's TuckShop Special)

    pork, beef mince and bacon.

    In retrospect, reference to sausage rolls, I imagine one could create a fine product with a decent flaky pie dough.

    Many basic applications aren't requiring of the much over rated puff variety.

    Tarts, turnovers, beef wellington, croissants, etc - ok, no problem.

    Using a puff pastry for a good sausage roll would be akin to using the same with a good savory meat pie - probably not necessary.

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    Quote Originally Posted by thaimeme View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Necron99 View Post
    Here's my sausage rolls...

    https://teakdoor.com/the-kitchen/1429...p-special.html (Mc99's TuckShop Special)

    pork, beef mince and bacon.

    In retrospect, reference to sausage rolls, I imagine one could create a fine product with a decent flaky pie dough.

    Many basic applications aren't requiring of the much over rated puff variety.

    Tarts, turnovers, beef wellington, croissants, etc - ok, no problem.

    Using a puff pastry for a good sausage roll would be akin to using the same with a good savory meat pie - probably not necessary.
    You could, and can...but.
    Pies work because the filling is generally wet.
    Dry fillings like rolls and pasties need a lighter flakier pastry otherwise they can be a bit stodgy.

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    They have wonderful pastry puff at Udomsuk bts station,instead by frozen ones

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