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Air Fryer Sausage Stew

This is a delicious warming dish, perfect for a winter's day. It’s like a hug in a bowl! I love sausages – they are reasonable priced, versatile and full of flavour. I use pork sausages for this dish, but you can, of course, use chicken or even beef sausages.

Prep

10m

Cook

30m

Total

40m

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The Ultimate Air Fryer Cookbook: One Basket Meals by Clare Andrews

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Start by cutting each sausage into five even pieces and placing them in a bowl, along with your onions and peppers.

8 large Pork sausages

2 Onions

3 Peppers (in a mixture of colours)

Step 2

Add the olive oil and mix, then tip into your air fryer drawer.

1 tbsp Olive oil

Step 3

Set the air fryer to 190C and cook for 10–15 minutes, until the sausages are browned.

Step 4

Meanwhile, mix up your gravy according to the packet instructions, adding your stock pot, tomato purée and Worcestershire sauce, too, and stirring everything together well.

300 ml Instant gravy

1 Beef jelly stock pot

2 tbsp Tomato purée

1 tbsp Worcestershire sauce

Step 5

Once the sausages are brown, carefully remove the crisper plate with tongs.

Step 6

Then add your gravy to the basket, along with the tins of mixed beans (with the water too) and your dried sage.

2 x 400g tins Mixed beans in water

1 tsp Dried sage

Step 7

Season to taste with salt and pepper and stir well.

Sea salt

Ground black pepper

Step 8

Cook for a further 10–15 minutes at the same temperature, until the sauce has thickened slightly, stirring occasionally during cooking.

Step 9

If it is thickening too much, add a splash of hot water from the kettle.

Step 10

Serve with some crusty bread and a dollop of English mustard.

Crusty bread

English mustard

For

4

M

I

8

large

Pork sausages

2

Onions, thickly sliced

3

Peppers (in a mixture of colours), deseeded and cut into 3–4cm chunks

1

tbsp

Olive oil

300

ml

Instant gravy, prepared

1

Beef jelly stock pot

2

tbsp

Tomato purée

1

tbsp

Worcestershire sauce

2

x 400g tins

Mixed beans in water

1

tsp

Dried sage

Sea salt

Ground black pepper

TO SERVE:

Crusty bread

English mustard

Per Serving

Calories

621kcal

Fat

31g

Saturates

10.6g

Carbs

49.6g

Protein

32.9g

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Air Fryer Sausage Stew

This is a delicious warming dish, perfect for a winter's day. It’s like a hug in a bowl! I love sausages – they are reasonable priced, versatile and full of flavour. I use pork sausages for this dish, but you can, of course, use chicken or even beef sausages.

Prep

10m

Cook

30m

Total

40m

Shop

The Ultimate Air Fryer Cookbook: One Basket Meals by Clare Andrews

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Start by cutting each sausage into five even pieces and placing them in a bowl, along with your onions and peppers.

8 large Pork sausages

2 Onions

3 Peppers (in a mixture of colours)

Step 2

Add the olive oil and mix, then tip into your air fryer drawer.

1 tbsp Olive oil

Step 3

Set the air fryer to 190C and cook for 10–15 minutes, until the sausages are browned.

Step 4

Meanwhile, mix up your gravy according to the packet instructions, adding your stock pot, tomato purée and Worcestershire sauce, too, and stirring everything together well.

300 ml Instant gravy

1 Beef jelly stock pot

2 tbsp Tomato purée

1 tbsp Worcestershire sauce

Step 5

Once the sausages are brown, carefully remove the crisper plate with tongs.

Step 6

Then add your gravy to the basket, along with the tins of mixed beans (with the water too) and your dried sage.

2 x 400g tins Mixed beans in water

1 tsp Dried sage

Step 7

Season to taste with salt and pepper and stir well.

Sea salt

Ground black pepper

Step 8

Cook for a further 10–15 minutes at the same temperature, until the sauce has thickened slightly, stirring occasionally during cooking.

Step 9

If it is thickening too much, add a splash of hot water from the kettle.

Step 10

Serve with some crusty bread and a dollop of English mustard.

Crusty bread

English mustard

For

4

M

I

8

large

Pork sausages

2

Onions, thickly sliced

3

Peppers (in a mixture of colours), deseeded and cut into 3–4cm chunks

1

tbsp

Olive oil

300

ml

Instant gravy, prepared

1

Beef jelly stock pot

2

tbsp

Tomato purée

1

tbsp

Worcestershire sauce

2

x 400g tins

Mixed beans in water

1

tsp

Dried sage

Sea salt

Ground black pepper

TO SERVE:

Crusty bread

English mustard

Per Serving

Calories

621kcal

Fat

31g

Saturates

10.6g

Carbs

49.6g

Protein

32.9g

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