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Someone has given me some homemade frozen uncooked sausage rolls. Can I cook them from frozen and if so about how long for and what temperature. Likewise if I have to defrost them how long should they be cooked for and what heat? I'm concerned I might get it wrong and ruin them!! 
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I'd cook them from frozen. 180 degrees - not sure of timing but probably 20 - 30 minutes if the pastry looks done by then.The ability of skinny old ladies to carry huge loads is phenomenal. An ant can carry one hundred times its own weight, but there is no known limit to the lifting power of the average tiny eighty-year-old Spanish peasant grandmother.0
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Make sure they are well separated in the oven - I was once on a boating holiday with a group of college friends and we had a bag of frozen sausage rolls that had almost defrosted which we had to cook before they went off.... we bunged them in the oven as a huge mass of sausage meat and pastry and it took about 4 hours to cook and came out as a huge sausage lump pie :rotfl:0
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Hi...I thought you OS'ers might know the answer to this one.
Can I make my own sausage rolls up from sausage meat and RM pastry and then freeze them raw for cooking on boxing day?
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Yes you can
But make (or buy :eek:) fresh pastry and fresh sos meat - don't use ingredients that have already been frozen, as you would need to cook them first before you (re)freeze them.
Freeze them individually - use the fast freeze if you have it and place them at the top of the freezer. Once frozen, transfer to a container or bag.
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