Mini Sausage Rolls | Sausage Bread Rolls

Little bites of chicken sausage, wrapped in a yeasted bread and baked to perfection… 

 

 

Before I start today’s post, I want to thank somebody profusely. Somebody, who in my eyes, is a very seasoned blogger, who puts up meals and pictures that looks like it is from a five star home, but with all it, is very humble and simple. I had already thanked her when I received my first Leibster, but let me thank her again. Jehanne, you have been really kind. I am a small blogger, having nothing much spectacular on my blog, but she makes me feel otherwise. This lovely lady is now going to be the author of a cookbook series, and isn’t she excited! She went on to post about it on her blog, with a little mention about me, which left me short of words!!! She had names of seasoned, I mean, really seasoned bloggers, who get thousands of hits everyday and posts extra ordinary recipe, and there she puts my name as one of her supports. Jehanne, I am humbled. All I can say is may the Almighty make you reach the heights that you have always craved for, InShaAllah!!! And that I say from a deep heart… 🙂

 

I used to be very scared when it comes to doing anything with yeast. But when it came to being a hard core cook, somebody who really got the confidence in me was Suhaina, who blogs at My Singaporean Kitchen. She was sweet enough to reply back to my email in detail, as to how to handle with yeast. Even though, I am not 100%, but I know I can handle it at least the way it should be. This is a yummy mini-snack, for your kid’s lunch pack or for your afternoon chai time… really soft and yummy…. Recipe: My Singaporean Kitchen

 

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A little illustration on how to roll onto the sausage 🙂

 

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Updated with new pictures and small changes to the recipe on April 17, 2021: While redoing this post, I am filled with a lot of nostalgia. Jehanne doesn’t have her blog anymore and is solely on her Instagram page – updated into the above post notes already to avoid any Google errors on this page. Hehe…. She has now moved to Qatar and hopefully working on another cookbook after her set of little books and  “Bake it Sweet”. 🙂 Suhaina is an aquintance now and runs a very successful catering business in Singapore, without too much updates on her blog. While I started blogging and baking, I was always nervous, but Alhamdulillah I guess I am a little better now. 🙂 So this Ramadan, I decided to give this bake a relook.

 

Sausage rolls is something that we find at most of the convenience stores in petrol pumps over here. I totally love it with a cup of tea. They are usually very pillowy and have a slight hint of spiciness to it. The initial rolls have a plain bread wrapped to it, but now you can see that I am adding a little spice to give it a nice edge. I have used regular sausages cut into half, so if you want to keep them whole, you can keep it so. It is something the girls really love having as is or dunk into some ketchup. I guarantee you there would be no leftovers. 😉 I hope you like the new clicks, the old one is really hideous that I feel like hiding somewhere. 😀

 

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Leaving the old picture below as usual as a reminder of how much my blog and I have grown… 🙂

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Mini Sausage Rolls | Sausage Bread Rolls

Course Bakes
Cuisine International
Prep Time 2 hours
Cook Time 30 minutes
Total Time 2 hours 30 minutes
Author Rafeeda

Ingredients

  • 3 cups all purpose flour plus more if needed
  • 4 tsp sugar
  • 2 tbsp milk powder
  • 1 tsp salt
  • 2 tsp yeast
  • 1 tsp paprika powder
  • 1 tsp dried parsley
  • 1 cup water lukewarm
  • 2 tbsp olive oil
  • 18-20 pcs mini sausages refer notes
  • Sesame seeds for sprinkling
  • 1 egg for wash (optional, refer notes)

Instructions

  • Add all the dry ingredients and mix to combine.
  • Add the water slowly and knead to make it a pliable dough, sprinkling flour if the dough is too sticky.
  • Give it a final knead by adding the olive oil.
  • Set aside for 1 hour, till it rises to double its size.
  • Meanwhile, prepare your roasting pan/ pizza pan with parchment paper.
  • Punch down the air and knead again. Divide it into 18 small balls.
  • Take one boll, roll it to a rod shape and then cover each sausage with the dough till well covered.
  • Line it up on the prepared pan, sprinkle sesame seeds on top, and rest it for 30 minutes.
  • During the last 10 minutes, preheat the oven to 180 degrees.
  • Beat the egg slightly with a spoon and brush it over each roll.
  • Bake the rolls at 180 degrees for 20 minutes.
  • Cool on a wire rack and then, enjoy!!!

Notes

1. You can make these with normal sausages, which will give you approximately 10 of them.
2. You can use all purpose flour and wholewheat flour as mix. The texture will become slightly dense. 
3. Instead of olive oil, you can use butter as well, as mentioned in Suhaina's recipe. I've used butter before and both seem to give the same effect.
4. If you don't want to brush with egg, you can use milk as well. Or you can simply brush with butter as soon as the rolls are out of the oven.

Join the Conversation

  1. Hi Rafeeda, your mini rolls look yummy. pass me one. it's teatime.

    1. 🙂 i know how tempting these are for teatime… thank u so much…

  2. Wow, those rolls looks absolutely mindblowing, even am planning to make some.

    1. thank u so much priya… 🙂

  3. Tasty rolls…please spare some for me…

    1. Thank u so much arthy…

  4. That looks fabulous!!

    1. thank u so much nisha… 🙂

  5. You have done a good job with the rolls Rafs!

    I tread cautiously too with recipes that call for yeast. Patience and practice helps in sha Allah.

    1. InShaAllah… 🙂 thank u for your lovely comments, dear… 🙂

  6. Great looking rolls! Yeast is nothing to be afraid of..it's actually more forgiving than pastry. I love working with yeast.
    Looks like you've got a handle on it with these delicious rolls!

    Nazneen

    1. i take your advice, naz… 🙂 pastry is just a different level for me, as of now, my hands can't take it!!! 🙂 thanks for coming by…

  7. Wow…mini sausage rolls looks so yummy…:-)

    1. thank u so much, helen…

  8. Wow.. they r very inviting 🙂

    1. thank u so much chitz… 🙂

  9. hi Rafeeda,

    thanks for visiting my space..the sausage rolls are every kids fav. do keep connected..hope u like my School Snack Series as well..

    1. thank u so much sona…

    1. thank u so much chandrani… 🙂

  10. i would love to try this out…yummy recipe

    Ongoing event:
    Celebrate – Easter
    in my blog.

    1. thank u so much shama… 🙂

  11. That's a tough job, cute mini rolls.

    1. thank u so much rashida…

  12. looks mouthwatering…just delicious!

    1. thank u divya… 🙂

  13. Rafeeda, I am really honoured and touched with your mention, and I genuinely think that you are one lovely lady that I came to know on the blog- doesn't matter young or old blogger, I love your space! Thank you for your dua, may Allah bless your kind heart, ya habibti:-) and, and..the rolls just look very yummy!

    1. Jehanne thank u so much, habibti… 🙂 BTW, being in the early thirties is not old, right? 😉 my best wishes for you, I'm only happy for you… 🙂

  14. Delicious rolls & definitely a treat for kids

    1. Thank u so much Humi… 🙂

  15. These look teasingly yum..Must have tastes great..Perfectly made 🙂

    1. thank u so much divya… 🙂

  16. They look most tempting!

    1. thank u so much, kanak…

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