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Creamy Sausage, Leek & Broccoli Pasta

Prep

5m

Cook

15m

Total

20m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

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Step 1

Slice the leek lengthways, wash, then slice into semi-circles. Roughly chop the broccoli.

1 Leek

1 handful Broccoli

Step 2

Heat the olive oil in a pan on medium, then add in the sausages. Use your spoon or spatula to break the sausages apart into chunks. Allow to cook for around 5-7 minutes until golden brown, then set aside on a plate.

1 tsp Olive oil

2 Chicken sausages

Step 3

To the same pan, add the sliced leeks along with a splash of water to help de-glaze the pan. Stir gently and allow to cook for around 5 minutes until the leeks begin to soften.

Step 4

Meanwhile, cook your pasta in boiling water as per packet instructions.

65 g Pasta

Step 5

Add the broccoli and chicken stock to the pan, and re-add the sausages - leave to simmer for around 5-10 minutes until the broccoli softens & the stock reduces.

80 ml Chicken stock

Step 6

Turn the heat down to low & stir in the creme fraiche, along with a few cracks of black pepper and a pinch of salt.

20 g Creme fraiche

Step 7

Once the pasta is cooked, stir it into the sauce & top with the grated parmesan.

5 g Parmesan

For

1

M

I

2

Chicken sausages, We used the brand 'Heck'

65

g

Pasta, dry weight

1

Leek

1

handful

Broccoli, chopped

20

g

Creme fraiche

80

ml

Chicken stock, Feel free to use a stock cube dissolved in water

5

g

Parmesan, grated

1

tsp

Olive oil

Per Serving

Calories

554kcal

Fat

18g

Carbs

65g

Protein

37g

Fibre

6g

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Mariam F

17 days ago

Omg was sooo delicious! It shocked me as I’m someone who heavily seasons my food, this really didn’t need much at all. One thing I’d say is I did it for 4 servings, and 400ml stock was a bit much. I ended up putting some plain flour in, and that made it into a lovely creamy sauce

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Rosa

17 days ago

So glad you loved this one! Thanks for the feedback about the stock, I've tweaked the recipe / added a note on this 😊

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Maria S

7 months ago

Loved it!

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Rosa

7 months ago

So glad!

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Tina M

9 months ago

Love it! I’ve only used 200ml of stock and more creme fraiche, added bacon bits instead of sausage and it turned out so tasty and creamy 🤩

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Rosa

9 months ago

Oh I'm so glad, sounds like a delish wrap!!

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Courtney G

10 months ago

Really delicious pasta packed with veggies! The only comment I would have is to use less chicken stock than recommended. I quadrupled the recipe to get 4 x serves, which calls for 800ml of stock. I only used 500ml and even then it was way too much liquid. It ended up a soupy texture rather than a nice thick, creamy texture. But other than that the flavour was great!

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Rosa

10 months ago

Yum glad you loved the flavour! Thanks so much for the feedback in terms of the stock - I'll adjust this slightly & add a note to reduce the amount of stock if you're making a few portions 🙏

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Creamy Sausage, Leek & Broccoli Pasta

Prep

5m

Cook

15m

Total

20m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Slice the leek lengthways, wash, then slice into semi-circles. Roughly chop the broccoli.

1 Leek

1 handful Broccoli

Step 2

Heat the olive oil in a pan on medium, then add in the sausages. Use your spoon or spatula to break the sausages apart into chunks. Allow to cook for around 5-7 minutes until golden brown, then set aside on a plate.

1 tsp Olive oil

2 Chicken sausages

Step 3

To the same pan, add the sliced leeks along with a splash of water to help de-glaze the pan. Stir gently and allow to cook for around 5 minutes until the leeks begin to soften.

Step 4

Meanwhile, cook your pasta in boiling water as per packet instructions.

65 g Pasta

Step 5

Add the broccoli and chicken stock to the pan, and re-add the sausages - leave to simmer for around 5-10 minutes until the broccoli softens & the stock reduces.

80 ml Chicken stock

Step 6

Turn the heat down to low & stir in the creme fraiche, along with a few cracks of black pepper and a pinch of salt.

20 g Creme fraiche

Step 7

Once the pasta is cooked, stir it into the sauce & top with the grated parmesan.

5 g Parmesan

For

1

M

I

2

Chicken sausages, We used the brand 'Heck'

65

g

Pasta, dry weight

1

Leek

1

handful

Broccoli, chopped

20

g

Creme fraiche

80

ml

Chicken stock, Feel free to use a stock cube dissolved in water

5

g

Parmesan, grated

1

tsp

Olive oil

Per Serving

Calories

554kcal

Fat

18g

Carbs

65g

Protein

37g

Fibre

6g

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Mariam F

17 days ago

Omg was sooo delicious! It shocked me as I’m someone who heavily seasons my food, this really didn’t need much at all. One thing I’d say is I did it for 4 servings, and 400ml stock was a bit much. I ended up putting some plain flour in, and that made it into a lovely creamy sauce

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Rosa

17 days ago

So glad you loved this one! Thanks for the feedback about the stock, I've tweaked the recipe / added a note on this 😊

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Maria S

7 months ago

Loved it!

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Rosa

7 months ago

So glad!

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Tina M

9 months ago

Love it! I’ve only used 200ml of stock and more creme fraiche, added bacon bits instead of sausage and it turned out so tasty and creamy 🤩

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Rosa

9 months ago

Oh I'm so glad, sounds like a delish wrap!!

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Courtney G

10 months ago

Really delicious pasta packed with veggies! The only comment I would have is to use less chicken stock than recommended. I quadrupled the recipe to get 4 x serves, which calls for 800ml of stock. I only used 500ml and even then it was way too much liquid. It ended up a soupy texture rather than a nice thick, creamy texture. But other than that the flavour was great!

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Rosa

10 months ago

Yum glad you loved the flavour! Thanks so much for the feedback in terms of the stock - I'll adjust this slightly & add a note to reduce the amount of stock if you're making a few portions 🙏

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