This one-pan sausage pasta is filling and tasty. It's perfect if you want to avoid washing up lots of dirty pots and pans as it only uses one. With thick succulent sausages and smoked streaky bacon, this dish is a great mid-week meal
Ingredients
- 2tbsp sunflower oil
- 8 thick herby sausages eg, Sicilian or Lincolnshire
- 4 rashers of smoked streaky bacon, chopped
- 200g packet diced onion or or 1 medium onion, peeled and diced
- 250g carton sliced or button mushrooms
- 400g can chopped tomatoes
- 2 ham stock cubes
- 250g penne pasta
- 200g packet sliced runner beans
- 1tbsp Worcestershire sauce
- Salt and ground black pepper
- Crusty bread, to serve
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Method
- Heat the oil in a deep frying pan or wok. Cook the sausages over a medium heat for 5-7 mins until they start to brown then add the bacon and onion and cook for a further 5-7 mins until the onion starts to soften and the bacon is starting to turn golden. Add the mushrooms and cook for a further 2-3 mins, until they start to soften.
- Tip the canned tomatoes into the pan, pour in 1 litre water and stir in the stock cubes. Bring the mixture to the boil, add the pasta and simmer for about 12 mins. Add the beans and simmer for a further 3-5 mins or until the pasta and beans are just tender. If the sauce gets too thick, add a little extra water. If it?s too liquidy, increase the heat and boil itrapidly so the excess evaporates.
- Season to taste with Worcestershire sauce, salt and pepper. Serve with plenty of crusty bread.
Top Tip for making One-pan sausage pasta
This recipe uses ready-prepared vegetables to save on the peeling and chopping that?s tricky to when not at home. Alternatively, prepare the veg at home, put it in plastic freezer bags and store in a coolox, to keep the veg as fresh as possible. Use scissors to snip the streaky bacon into pieces. This dish isn?t suitable for freezing
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