
It’s incredibly important to buy high quality sausages, preferably those made with free range, pasture raised or organic meat. The whole reason sausages are nicknamed ‘bangers’ is that they had such a high water content during wartime rationing that they often exploded in the pan. Good quality sausages are made of high quality meat, bread, herbs, spices and very little water. Lower quality sausages may contain connective tissues, fat, parts of the animal you would really rather not eat, water, additives and preservatives.
I buy sausages exclusively from my local butcher. They are made on site using pork from local farms and have very high meat content. Never buy a sausage labeled “economy”. A high quality vegetarian sausage would be much more nutritious and taste better too. You could definitely use vegetarian sausages in any of my easy sausage recipes.
You can buy so many different flavours of sausages these days. My local butcher makes several varieties, from Pork with Caramelized Onion or Apple and Cheddar to Rustic Italian and Spicy Lamb, as well as more traditional sausages. You can easily switch up my easy sausage recipes by using different flavour sausages.
And now, for the recipes!


This Sausage and Apple One Pot can be made ahead, making it perfect for busy weeknights, entertaining or a super easy Sunday lunch.
As you can see from these three recipes, there’s way more to sausages than Sausages and Mash – as tasty as this traditional dish is! What’s your favourite way to serve sausages?
If you enjoyed this recipe you may also enjoy Easy Suppers for Busy Evenings
Shared with See Ya in the Gumbo, Simple Supper Tuesday

Comments & Reviews
Sausage and apple is such a great combination. The rice salad is especially appealing and novel. Pinned!
Thank you, Pauline 🙂
Growing up, I disliked sausage so much! Now I cook it often. I’m fortunate to live in an area where really good fresh and smoked sausages are made. My favorite way to eat sausage is smoky sausage paired with shrimp.
Thank you for sharing, April. Hope you are having a nice week!
I know what you mean, Michelle. It’s funny the things we don’t like as kids, but then really enjoy as adults 🙂
Delicious April, You have a wonderful collection of recipes.
Thank you, Swathi 🙂
Great sausage recipes April. I am intrigued with the sausage and apple one pot. Thanks for sharing with us at Simple Supper Tuesday.