Tuesday 31 August 2010

I just had to show you

I have been following Teresa’s progress with my Flirting With Flowers BOM as she did a block each month.
Not long after I put up a new block, she would have it all done waiting for the next month to do that one. I finally got the layout all written out and offered that on my blog and Teresa took hers away with her to her quilting retreat over the last weekend to finish hers.
Here it is.. I am totally blown away with how fabulous it has turned out.
P1090756 (Small) I just want to quote what Teresa said about the pattern….
“Thanks Vicki,
I had a lot of comments on my quilt and I am really happy I made the saw tooth border. It went together so well, all the measurements were spot on and your instructions were a breeze. With every thing going on at the retreat and all the distractions I was a bit worried about having to concentrate on the instructions, but I didn't have any trouble at all. You did a great job and with the colour pictures it was just so easy. Thanks again, I've really enjoyed making this quilt. Now to quilt and bind it!!!”
I love it Teresa and you have done it proud.
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Sausage Rolls……….
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A few of you have asked me for the recipe for my sausage rolls that I had cooking in my new oven here
and so here you go…..
I didn't take a picture of them after they came out of the oven and now they are all gone so still no picture…
But ……
This mix makes around 30 sausage rolls. It’s not a perfect recipe but we love it so that is good testament…….
Sausage Rolls
1 kg of sausage mince
1 kg of pork mince
2 eggs
teaspoon Vegetta (Optional) -Flavouring
teaspoon chicken stock powder
1/4 teaspoon curry powder
teaspoon mixed dry herbs
1/2 cup cooked chopped onion
3 slices of fresh bread soaked in water and squeezed excess water out and broken into small chunks
4 sheets frozen puff pastry (thawed out)
extra egg for glazing – whisked
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Pre-heat oven to 180 deg C.
Mix all together (except extra egg) thoroughly and spread two rows per sheet of pastry. Cut the pastry sheet into half lengthways and moisten one side with the egg glaze and roll up into long length. Cut into 3rds or desired lengths and place Baking Paper onto baking trays and then place the sausage rolls on. Brush with the egg glaze and prick with a fork along the length and place into oven at 180 deg Celsius. Bake for approx. 30 – 40 mins depends on your oven cooking time.
Enjoy!
I should say that I didn't eat them all….my DH has eaten half of them and I gave some to his parents too…
Hugs to all…….Vicki

17 comments:

  1. Hi Vicki ... I add grated apple as well ... a Granny Smith is best:)

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  2. Teresa did a fabulous job on this - it's beautiful! I really, really love the colors. But hey, you can't go wrong with a great design, and that's what you gave us, Vicki!

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  3. Just beautiful....I am sure you find great pride and satisfaction of doing a pattern that someone has completed and loves. Truly amazing.

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  4. What a beautiful quilt Teresa has made with your block patterns.
    Oh thank you the sausage roll recipe

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  5. I love Teresa's Flirting with Flowers too........
    Thanks for the sausage rolls recipe - they always are welcomed.... Hugz

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  6. Just to say hallo from Vegetta town in Croatia

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  7. Teresa's BOM came out great. The sawtooth borders are cool.

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  8. Teresa's version of your quilt is so pretty, Vicki!!
    Yum,yum...those sausage rolls are still calling my name! :-)

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  9. Sounds so yummy, but am having trouble trying to figure out just what vegetta is or what I can use in place of it. Don't think we have that here in the states. Now excuse me while I go and find somewhere to convert the KG's to what I can understand. LOL

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  10. Teresa's quilt is gorgeous. It must be fun to see your design in so many different colors. And thanks for the sausage roll recipe. I miss all those yummy rolls and pies since I have returned to the states, so I am going to have to try them out. L,A-

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  11. How inspiring to see Teresa's finished top. I'm looking forward to finishing mine - only a couple of blocks behind!! Thank you for giving us such a lovely project.

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  12. Hi Vicki,
    How lovely to see someone else enjoy your pattern.
    Well done and thanks for sharing!
    Hm, yummy, those sausage rolls look.
    Hugs,
    Anna
    PS: my word verifications is YEAST
    Wonder what comes out of your new oven next?

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  13. Great finished BOM.. and thanks for sharing your yummy recipe xxx

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  14. Love the Flirting With Flowers finish from Teresa! I'm going to make it this winter!

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  15. Hi Vicki, thanks a lot for your visit. Normally I translate my posts but these days I'm working a lot preparing my workshop and I have no much time to translate the long posts explaining all the steps os the workshop. I'll try to translate all the posts, kisses from Spain

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  16. Thanks Vicki for your sweet comment yes it's been a great 43 yrs.your sausage rolls look yummy!

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