Country bumpkins. This magnificent golden crispy toad in the hole is your perfect weekend treat to chill after a long walk.
Ingredients 🗒 (for 4-6 people to share)
Dry Mix:
· 250g self-raising flour
· 50g cornflour
· 2tsp fine salt
· 1tsp turmeric
· 1tsp baking powder
· ½ tsp bicarb soda
· 1tsp oregano
· Sprinkle chopped rosemary
Wet Mix:
· 1tbsp cider vinegar
· 140ml aqua faba (chickpea water)
· 500ml soya milk
· 2 tbsp of dijon mustard
Sausages:
3tbsp sunflower oil
4-6 vegan sausages (dependent on size)
Onion Gravy:
· 2tbsp sunflower oil
· 2tbsp vegan butter
· 3 red onions - finely sliced
· 1tbsp fine salt
· 2 tbsp brown sugar
· 300ml stout
· 3 tbsp balsamic vinegar
· thyme sprigs
· 2 tbsp applesauce
· 400ml boiled water
· 2 tbsp cornflour
Method 👩🍳
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Preheat the oven to 220C and boil the kettle
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Mix all of the dry ingredients in a bowl
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Mix all the wet ingredients in a jug. Add this into the dry ingredients. Stir with a whisk, but don’t over whisk. Add in the fridge for 15 minutes to rest
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Add the sausages in a deep oven tray with the sunflower oil. Add to the oven for 15 minutes
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Finely slice 3 onions & add into a hot pan with the oil, butter & salt
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Sautee for 5 minutes and then take it to a low heat for 10-minutes. Add the stout & brown sugar, then reduce on a high heat until a quarter of the stout is left in the pan. Add the balsamic, thyme, apple sauce, boiled water and cornflour. (mix cornflour with a little water before adding)
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Boil the gravy until it starts thickening up. Gravy done!
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Time to be quick to keep the tray hot: Once the sausages are roasted. Add in the batter mix around the sausages. Fill it ¾ high and add it back into the oven straight away. (you may have some mix remaining. Don't throw it away, use it for yorkshire puddings)
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Leave in the oven for 25-30 minutes until golden brown and crispy
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Remove from the oven and serve with some seasonal veggies and onion gravy.