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Homemade BEEF SAUSAGES – JUICY Flavourful and EASY to Make



These homemade beef sausages are juicy, flavourful, and perfectly seasoned with a blend of herbs and spices, including black pepper, paprika, garlic, and thyme. The mix of 80/20 ground beef ensures a tender bite, while a touch of water keeps them moist. Stuffed into natural casings and rested overnight, these sausages develop deep, well-rounded flavours. Ideal for grilling, frying, or baking, they can be enjoyed on their own, in sandwiches, or as part of a hearty meal

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Ingredients:
– 2 kg ground beef (80/20 mix for a good balance of fat and meat)
– 18 g kosher salt or 14 g table salt
– 5 g black pepper, freshly ground
– 5 g paprika (sweet or smoked)
– 5 g garlic powder (or 4 cloves fresh minced garlic)
– 5 g onion powder
– 3 g ground coriander
– 2 g dried thyme
– 2 g dried oregano
– 1 g nutmeg (optional)
– 150 ml cold water
– 20g milk powder as a binder (optional)
– 50 g bread crumbs or rusk (optional for binding)
– 3 meters of sausage collagen casings (natural hog casings, soaked and rinsed)

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48 Comments

  1. Have you tried making sausage rolls with these, Rik? wondering if it would work. I wouldn't bother with the skins as normally I take the skins off sausages to make my sausage rolls, but just wondering if the water content might make the pastry soggy. Your sausages look wonderful, BTW so thank you for posting.

  2. A crumpet would round out that delish breakfast sausage and egg!
    Big pot of coffee and a glass of juice.
    Oh my!!
    The challenge would be stuffing the sausages. 😊
    Couldn't that sausage recipe be pattied up as well? I want to try it.

  3. Oh I do love beef links & buy them regularly from my local butchers. Your spice blend sounds amazing Rik 😋, but sadly I don’t have a sausage stuffer gizmo. Might try making this as a sliced sausage instead. Thank as always 🙏 & take care. xx 👨‍🍳👌👍💖

  4. Hi 👋🏻 from Melbourne, Australia 🇦🇺.
    Rik, What is Brown sauce?. We can get HP Sauce in Australia 🇦🇺, but never been sure as to what it actually is.

    And for anyone that has a Kenwood Chef Stand Mixer like I do, you can get an attachment that minces meat & makes sausages. You attach it to the front of the machine where you put the pasta attachments.

  5. The sausages look great but as a type 2 diabetic I would really like a recipe that doesn't include breadcrumbs or pin rusk. I know it's possible as the French don't put carbs in sausages eg Toulouse Sausage or Merguez Sausage. Both of which have a great cooked appearance and texture. I would be really grateful if you could show us how to make sausages without added carbs.

    Love your channel. I'm a big fan and often make your recipes.

  6. This is very much like my meat loaf recipe, but without the added water. Casings sometimes gross me out, so I would make these without. Can press meat into a tray and divide the meat with cuts into rectangular shapes or roll on counter with hands to make into a round shape like sausages. It would probably hold together enough to fry if you are careful. Can also consider making into thin patties and frying that way too. I love to have options and not get stuck with traditional formats to complicate things. Love to cook, but am lazy.

  7. Hey up Rik as a kid moved to Australia in early 70s and sausages were made of beef not pork like uk i was kid so just ate anything. Have ended up back uk and few years ago friend from here had moved to china came back to visit and missed sausages i got him some natural skins from my friend a polish butcher, sorry for the lon rant just wondering what those Japanese ones are made of. Thanks for an inspiring video mate

  8. Nice 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻 my mincing machine (electric) has a sausage attachment, so you can make your own mince so you know exactly what’s going in to it add your spice blend then run it through the grinder again 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻

  9. I´m not a sausage stuffer I´m a sausage stuffer´s mate…oh wrong rhym .What a great recipe. I don´t have a device like that but I shall keep my eyes peeled for one.There are so many possibilities.Thanks very much.

  10. Natural casings are the way to go. Beware of the plastic sausage casings they sell you. It tastes the same and eats the same without any casings. I always cook some of the meat first to test the taste before making a big batch. Fennel seeds are a great flavor in sausages too.

  11. Are these proper British style bangers? Wife and I fell in love with British sausages when touring Ireland and Scotland. (If anyone out there is going to tell me these aren't the same….stop typing….I don't care.). I've found bangers in the US, but only seasonally. Would love to make my own, but I don't have a sausage grinder. Alas.

    Yes, I've found some online, but prices are high and shipping is even higher.

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