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Cooking sausages
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Im not sure if this is the right place so move if neccessary mods, im after some ideas as to how i can cook sausages, ive cooked them before in the oven but then you get all the fat which im not keen on and ive tried a frying pan but you still get all the fat,
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I do mine in the oven but I don't add any fat to them. I turn them regularly and then drain them.0
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You could try grilling them and then the fat drains off into the pan, or buy very low fat sausages. I have to have gluten free sausages which are usually very good as dont contain a lot of the rubbish other sausages do and not so fattyMortgage, paid off!0
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I cook mine in the oven but on a wire mesh grid so the fat runs through to the pan underneath. They're evenly cooked that way and not swimming in fat.0
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I cook mine under the grill on about half heat so they cook a bit slower and more evenly. I !!!!! them plenty of times so that fat drains out. I use the lower heat setting so the fat doesn't spit and smoke and set my smoke alarm off
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I cook them on the George Foreman
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I cook mine under the grill on about half heat so they cook a bit slower and more evenly. I !!!!! them plenty of times so that fat drains out. I use the lower heat setting so the fat doesn't spit and smoke and set my smoke alarm off

I'm very similar to you troll.
I put the sausages in my very small roasting tin (but don't p*i*k them) and cook on the lower heat setting. I keep checking and pour off the excess fat as it comes out of them (I find even cheapie sausages aren't too bad done this way either). The reason that I use the small roasting tin is that I can't stand my grill pan getting yukky (a bit of a silly phobia I know) - everything gets grilled this way here.
I also have a very temperamental smoke/heat detector almost directly above the cooker (flaming male architects - no woman on this planet would have thought of putting one there!).0 -
I read on here about boiling the sausages in a pan of water for about 10 mins, then finishing off in a frying pan.
Fat still comes out, but at least I'm happier that the sausages are fully cooked.Official DFW Nerd Club - Member no: 203.0 -
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occasionally we grill ours but mostly use the george foreman.0
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cherie1122 wrote: »I cook mine in the oven but on a wire mesh grid so the fat runs through to the pan underneath. They're evenly cooked that way and not swimming in fat.
Me too, in fact I use my grill pan but on the oven setting rather than the grill setting. I turn them once. I can never get sausages cooked evenly any other way!0
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