
Sausage Mummies
These sausages are wrapped in a thin strip of puff pastry. 🌭 They bake for 15 min in the oven and are served with ketchup.
- Total time
- 35 min
- Prep
- 20 min
- Cook
- 15 min
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Per person
- €1.13
Ingredients 4
Estimated cost €4.50
Equipment
Rolling pin
Pastry brush
Baking sheet
Oven
Kitchen knife
Instructions
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🎅 Christmas: all recipesNutrition facts
per serving · estimate- Protein8 g13%
- Carbs20 g31%
- Fat16 g56%
- Fiber1 g
Share of each nutrient in the calories of one serving.
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Chef's tip
🎃👁️ Add dried herbs such as oregano or thyme to the dough for more flavor. For an even scarier effect, use a small piece of puff pastry to create extra "bandages" around the mummies before baking. And if you like crispiness, brush the dough with beaten egg before baking! 🧄👻
Freezing : Can you freeze this recipe?
YesOnce cooked, up to 1 month, in freezer bags. The texture of the pastry will be less crispy after thawing and reheating.
Storage : How long does it keep?
Keeps 2 days max in an airtight container in the fridge. The pastry may soften slightly.
Making ahead : Can you make it the day before?
Same dayPuff pastry loses its crispy texture if prepared the day before, raw or cooked.
Reheating : How do you reheat it?
Ideally 8-10 min in the oven at 160°C or air fryer at 150°C to get the crispiness back. Microwave not recommended (softens the pastry).
Variations
- Use cocktail sausages for bite-size mummies at happy hour.
- Slip a thin slice of cheese between the sausage and the dough.
- Serve with mustard instead of ketchup.
Mistakes to avoid
- Cutting the strips of dough too wide: the mummies lose their effect. Aim for about 1 cm wide.
- Covering the entire end of the sausage: there is no room left for the eyes. Leave a small opening.
- Baking in a lukewarm oven: the dough stays pale. Preheat to 180 °C.
Frequently asked questions
Which sausages should you choose for mummies?
Hot dog-style sausages or cocktail sausages, already cooked or precooked, work very well. They heat up quickly in the oven while the puff pastry browns. Choose sausages of an even size.
Where can you find edible candy eyes?
In the baking aisle of supermarkets, in craft stores, or online. Otherwise, draw the eyes with a dot of ketchup on each mummy after baking, as the recipe suggests.
What sauce should you serve with the mummies?
Ketchup is the classic and also lets you draw eyes. Mustard, mild or whole-grain, brightens the sausage nicely. A cheese sauce or a little spicy mayonnaise also works for dipping.
Can you prepare the mummies ahead of time?
Yes, wrap the sausages in dough and keep them in the refrigerator on the baking sheet, covered with plastic wrap, until you are ready to bake. Bake them about 15 minutes at 180 °C, until the dough is deep golden.
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Sausage Mummies
Step 1 of 8
- 8 sausages
- 1 puff pastry
- 16 candy eyes
- ketchup








































