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Memorial day was officially the start of BBQ season here in California, and so begins the usual Summer potlucks. More often than not these generally happen last minute and involve little preparation. In these situations I tend to whip up a batch of my Vegan Sausage Rolls. Not only are they quick and easy to make, and simple to transport, they are also super tasty!

Sausage Rolls vs Pigs in Blankets
So my American friends may just be thinking “aren’t these pigs in blankets?”. Oh no my friend, they are not. Pigs in blankets as I quickly discovered are usually hot dog style sausages wrapped in crescent rolls. While tasty, living in the USA for 18 years sometimes you just want the tastes of home and my vegan sausage rolls are just that! Sausage ‘meat’ wrapped in puff pastry for a delicious savory treat perfect for almost any occasion.
Vegan Sausage Rolls
Honestly, these are a party staple in the UK. That means birthdays, weddings, and holidays are all perfect occasions to whip up a batch and dig in. They are also great for BBQs and picnics. Leftovers keep for a week in the fridge (ours NEVER last that long) and they are ideal for packed lunches! So let’s get to it.
Ingredients
- Pepperidge Farm Puff Pastry
- Lightlife Gimme Lean Veggie Sausage
- 1/4 cup plant based milk
Equipment
- Chopping board/flat surface
- knife
- pastry brush
- bowl (for the milk)
- CHEFMADE 12″ x 17″ non-stick Baking Pan

Instructions
Most frozen puff pastry tends to be accidentally vegan, but you need to defrost for approx 30 mins before cooking. While you’re waiting, preheat the oven to 400°F. Once the pastry is defrosted it’s time to get assembling your vegan sausage rolls. Begin by unleashing the Veggie sausage from it’s casing and divide into 4 equal chunks. Take a pastry sheet and cut in half so you have a rectangle approx 4″ x 9″.
Using your hands work the sausage meat into longer thinner sausage the length of your pastry. Roll one edge over the veggie sausage, then brush a little of the milk onto the pastry edge and continue the roll till the sausage in encased in pastry.
At this point you could choose to leave it as is, work into a circle, or cut into large 4″ sausage rolls. For parties and BBQs, I suggest cutting into smaller bite sized pieces. You could always go back for seconds, we do! Place the mini sausage rolls onto your CHEFMADE 12″ x 17″ non-stick Baking Pan. I love this pan because it’s larger size means I can give the things I’m cooking space to expand, and yes these sausage rolls certainly do that! The non-stick means clean up is a breeze. Plus its weight means no warping, and losing your cooking all over the kitchen floor!

Don’t be tempted to put your baking pan in the oven now. Make sure to brush a little of the milk on the top of each sausage roll before you cook so the tops go golden brown rather than pasty white. Trust me on this one, my husband skipped this step once and we had anemic pastry. Once each roll has a light coating of milk then place on the middle shelf in the oven for 30 minutes.

Once golden brown, remove from oven. Using a high quality non-stick baking pan, the sausage rolls should lift easily away from the pan. Set aside for 10 minutes to cool before serving. Enjoy!


Questions
- Did you know the difference between sausage rolls, and pigs in blankets?
- Do you bake with non-stick ovenware?
- What’s your quick and easy potluck go-to dish?

Jasmine Watts
This one looks yummy! My sister is vegan and I think this recipe is just perfect for our upcoming family gathering this weekend!
Di Hickman
nice! yes perfect vegan party dish!
Courtney
Omg can we say yum?!?! These sausage rolls look absolutely delicious. Must make for the family
Di Hickman
Perfect for families, Lunch boxes, parties…
Bree
Oh my gosh these look so tasty! Great entertaining food and I love that it is Vegan! I cant wait to make these!
Di Hickman
yep, they are perfect for parties!
Natural Beauty And Makeup
Wow, these look super yummy and the recipe is quite easy to follow! Definitely trying it out soon ☺
Di Hickman
I’m a big fan of quick and easy recipes 😉
Patricia Chamberlain
These look so good! I am not vegan, but I can not eat most meats due to a medical condition, so I am always looking for alternatives!
Di Hickman
Great that there are so many alternatives now to meats!
linda
They look yummy Di, Dad says you can make him some in September ok 🙂
Di Hickman
Lol I’d have to bring the sausage with me 😉
Neely
One of my good friends is vegan. I’m for sure going to send this to her
Di Hickman
Absolutely, sharing is caring.
Stephanie
Hah, I love your comment about Americans thinking they are pigs in a blanket because that thought did cross my mind! I really need a large baking sheet like this, it would come in handy so many times. My go-to for potlucks is my taco dip. People always ask me to bring that.
Di Hickman
Yeah made that mistake here once, and I’m like WTH are these? hot dogs are NOT the same as sausage IMO.
Kristen
I love that these are vegan. I haven’t had meat in like 15 years. It’s so hard to find really great vegan recipes.
Di Hickman
Vegan 6 years girl I hear ya!
Jessica Fuqua
These look really good.. but I’m not a fan of sausage! My kiddos would eat this up quickly though!
Di Hickman
Haha there are only two of us and they never last the week. So moreish!