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Start by adding the baby potatoes to a microwave-safe bowl. Cover loosely and microwave on high for 8-10 minutes, until just tender but not falling apart. Drain off any moisture and allow them to steam dry for a minute.
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Per Serving
Calories
577kcal
Fat
19.3g
Carbs
63.95g
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For a higher protein boost, swap the pork sausages for chicken. You can also serve this with some thick beef gravy if you want to make it super cosy. To reduce the calories, use one fewer sausage (5 instead of 6). You can also reduce the cheese to 20–30g, or leave it out altogether. Adding extra carrots or onion helps keep the tray generous and filling without adding many calories. For an even lazier traybake, if you prefer not to microwave the potatoes, add them straight to the tray, season well and roast for 20 minutes to get them started. Then add the sausages and carrots and continue with the recipe as written. This will take longer though.
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Blair C
a day ago
Just cooked this for the first time, very tasty, I think we'll add another carrot next time and maybe a leek
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Natalie K
6 days ago
So nice, a great low fuss alternative for a Sunday roast! Kids cleared their plates too 😍
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Sam S
a month ago
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Lucy P
a month ago
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Darcy F
a month ago
With a little gravy this was a banging Sunday tea.
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Alex
a month ago
Sounds so good, Darcy! xx 🤤
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Chloe M
a month ago
Lovely hearty dinner for the family, I added some broccoli & mushrooms to it. Was all beautiful
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Kelly K
2 months ago
The smell of this cooking was just amazing (and tasted amazing too!). Loving the low faff series.
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a month ago
Cheers, Kelly! So thrilled you enjoyed it xx 😊
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Cook
50m
Ingredients
Method
Nutrition
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Step 1
Start by adding the baby potatoes to a microwave-safe bowl. Cover loosely and microwave on high for 8-10 minutes, until just tender but not falling apart. Drain off any moisture and allow them to steam dry for a minute.
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Baby potatoes
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Per Serving
Calories
577kcal
Fat
19.3g
Carbs
63.95g
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For a higher protein boost, swap the pork sausages for chicken. You can also serve this with some thick beef gravy if you want to make it super cosy. To reduce the calories, use one fewer sausage (5 instead of 6). You can also reduce the cheese to 20–30g, or leave it out altogether. Adding extra carrots or onion helps keep the tray generous and filling without adding many calories. For an even lazier traybake, if you prefer not to microwave the potatoes, add them straight to the tray, season well and roast for 20 minutes to get them started. Then add the sausages and carrots and continue with the recipe as written. This will take longer though.
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Blair C
a day ago
Just cooked this for the first time, very tasty, I think we'll add another carrot next time and maybe a leek
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Natalie K
6 days ago
So nice, a great low fuss alternative for a Sunday roast! Kids cleared their plates too 😍
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Sam S
a month ago
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Lucy P
a month ago
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Darcy F
a month ago
With a little gravy this was a banging Sunday tea.
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Alex
a month ago
Sounds so good, Darcy! xx 🤤
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Chloe M
a month ago
Lovely hearty dinner for the family, I added some broccoli & mushrooms to it. Was all beautiful
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Kelly K
2 months ago
The smell of this cooking was just amazing (and tasted amazing too!). Loving the low faff series.
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Alex
a month ago
Cheers, Kelly! So thrilled you enjoyed it xx 😊
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