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Christmas Dinner on a Stick

Christmas Dinner on a Stick

30 July 2021
Card Color
#e91720
Card Label
Christmas
Recipe Name
Christmas Dinner on a Stick
Difficulty
Medium
Total Time
03:15
Serves
Approx. 12
Introduction
All of your favourite parts of a Christmas dinner in one delicious mouthful! A great canape or party treat.

Ingredients
  • 1 Large potato or enough to make 12cm slices
  • 200g Turkey breast
  • 1 Large chipolata sausage or enough to make 12 pieces
  • 100g Stuffing
  • 0 Cranberry sauce
  • 12 Sage leaves
  • To serve Gravy
Method
  • Step 1Cut the turkey breast in half length-ways and roll each piece tightly in cling film, refrigerate for 2-3 hours.
  • Step 2Remove from film and season. Brown the outside in a pan then cook in the oven until cooked through and the juices run clear.
  • Step 3Leave to cool and cut into 12 equal sized pieces.
  • Step 4Cut the potato into discs approx. 4-5 cm in diameter, season and roast in the oven until golden brown.
  • Step 5Whilst the potatoes are roasting, cook the sausage(s) and then cut into 12 equal pieces, set aside. Fry the sage leaves in a little oil for 1-2 minutes.
  • Step 6For each stick, first start with the potato disc followed by the turkey, sausage and stuffing, top with a little cranberry sauce and finish with the sage leaf.
  • Step 7Hold it all together with a good quality cocktail stick.
  • Step 8Serve with gravy.
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Russell Hobbs

Russell Hobbs was founded in the UK in 1952 by Bill Russell and Peter Hobbs, whose combined design and engineering flair allowed them to launch a company that remains a leading brand to this day. Over the years, Russell Hobbs has built up a legacy of design and innovation that placed the brand at the heart of the consumer’s home. The first automatic switch off kettle, the first automatic coffee maker and even the first plastic kettle were all Russell Hobbs innovations.