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Spicy Tattie Puffs

Simple sausage roll type snack with a spicy mashed potato and pea filling like a vegetable samosa made with puff pastry. Plant-based, egg-free, dairy-free and vegan.

Spicy Tattie Puffs (veggie sausage rolls)



Spicy Tattie Puffs


Don't they look good? I can assure you they are.

Scotty Brand sent me some of their Kestral potatoes before Christmas and I have used them for a lot of different dishes, but nothing new or exciting until I invented these spicy tattie puffs.

Just in case you didn't know, tattie is the word for potato in Scots.

2024 UPDATE 

Shrinkflation has hit. Ready rolled puff pastry used to be a standard 375g across big brands and supermarket own brands.

It's now shrunk to 320g (Jusrol, Tesco & Asda, maybe other supermarkets too) which can make a big difference (you end up with too much filling).

So be aware you may need extra pastry or you will have leftover filling (don't try and add it all to these smaller sheets of pastry).



How to roll as sausage roll


How to roll a sausage roll in pastry

They are super easy to make. Mashed potatoes, spicy curry paste, frozen peas and puff pastry. 

That's all there is to them, but they are really good.

Roll out a long rectangle of puff pastry, then place your filling down one side, leaving a border. 

Wet the edges of the pastry with a little water and wrap the pastry over the filling, crimp the edge and cut into the required lengths.

Remember to slice air holes into the top to let the steam out so the pastry doesn't go soggy.

You can brush the sausage roll with beaten egg, milk, soya milk or even olive oil. 

They will all help with that golden finish.

For more delicious puff pastry recipes, check out 50 BEST Plant-Based Puff Pastry Recipes for Vegans.


Portable comfort food


These are portable comfort food. 

I kid you not!

Eat them hot or cold, as part of a meal or just as a snack. 

They are very frugal too, if you are watching the pennies.



Spicy Tattie Puffs

How to store potatoes


Now to the potatoes. 

I was sent the potatoes on the 12th of December and a month later they are still in good condition.

How did I manage that? I hear you ask?

Well I took them out of their bags immediately and transferred them to a thick pillowcase and stored them in my conservatory, which can be quite cold in the winter, unless I put the heaters on at full blast.


Spicy Tattie Puffs. A vegetarian alternative to sausage rolls. So, so good and easy to make.



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Spicy Tattie & Pea Puffs

Spicy Tattie Puffs

Simple sausage roll type snack with a spicy mashed potato and pea filling.
Ingredients
  • 6 medium kestral potatoes, boiled and mashed with a little butter or dairy free spread
  • 1 heaped tsp spicy curry paste (I used Patak's Balti Paste)
  • ½ cup frozen peas (you may add more)
  • 500g block puff pastry
  • a sprinkling of flour, to roll pastry
  • 1 egg, whisked or soya milk for glaze
Instructions
1. Heat the oven to 200c/180c fan/gas mark 6.2. In a bowl, mix together the mashed potato with the curry paste until the colour is even.3. Mix in the frozen peas.4. Dust your counter top with flour and roll out the puff pastry. At this point, you can either: - cut two long rectangles, put the filling down one side, fold the other side over, sealing with a little water, so you have a long sausage, then cut into little rectangles. - cut individual squares, add filling fold over and seal to make sausage roll shapes.5. Place on a baking tray.6. Cut slits in the top of each pastry (air vents), then brush with egg yolk and bake in the oven for 20 minutes until golden.notes: for a vegan version, mash the potato with vegan marg and do not glaze before putting in the oven. They are just as good, they just don't have that shiny finish.
Details
Total time:
Yield: 8 large puffs (sausage roll size)



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Also try my amazingly good (I know I am saying that about my own recipe, but trust me, your taste buds will thank you) butternut, red pepper and potato puff pastry plait.

Disclosure: Scotty Brand sent me potatoes to try. I was not expected to write a positive review and any opinions expressed are my own.

41 comments

  1. These are an easier version of samosas that I would really enjoy!

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    1. Ha, now I didn't think of that, but yes they are similar in flavour.

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  2. Great idea, nice comfort food for these cold days.

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    1. They are indeed comforting and moreish. Good with baked beans too.

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  3. Really liking this recipe, may just have to feature it on my Burns Night luncheon -this means I am bookmarking to to make very very soon.

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  4. Oh, YUM. This to me is quintessentially comfort food. I miss my puffed pastry; we have it here, but people don't make as many things with it, so it's kind of a "specialty" thing, if you can believe that.

    The pillowcase is a grand idea; I'll have to do that. Usually I just leave them in their bag and transfer them to cold storage, but dimming the amount of lighting that gets through is quite right.

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    1. I think you are actually supposed to keep them somewhere cold and dark in a sack, but I thought I would see if a pillowcase would do.

      Puff pastry a speciality. You forget how different the food culture is in different countries.

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  5. These look so comforting for a cold winter's evening. Yum! Thanks for entering them into the No Waste Food Challenge.

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  6. Looks delicious, I love anything spicy! Will definitely be giving these a go.

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    1. Enjoy them Sarah and come back and let me know what you think :)

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  7. Love this idea, will give it a try soon - thanks for sharing it!

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  8. Two of my favourite things in the world, potatoes and puff pastry! This is definitely going on my 'To Do' list!

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    1. You can't beat either and they are great together with that touch of spice :)

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  9. Cute name! These sound like a brilliant snack.

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  10. This is a fabulous idea! I have to try these...my oldest is a potato-fanatic, so he would be incredibly happy. As would I ;)

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  11. Now, this is a vegetarian filled pastry with a difference! waw! It looks lipsmacking tasty too! :)

    A must make this weekend! I love your tasty filling too! MMMM! xxx

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  12. Ooh yum! I agree that they look a much quicker way of making a samosa-type snack.

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    1. You know, I never realised when I was making them, that they were similar in flavour to a samosa, but they really are.

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  13. I was just reading your post thinking this would be good in Credit Crunch Munch and then I saw the piggy:-) This dish would be perfect for left over spuds or mash and then would be such a quick dish to make especially if like me you buy your pastry pre-rolled! I have some filo pasty in the freezer and I think that this filling would be perfect in that too aka a Samosa. Thanks for entering such a brilliantly frugal dish Jacs.

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    1. Glad you like it Camilla and hope you enjoy it. Let me know how it goes with the filo :)

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  14. My first thought was samosas too (like the first commenter). These look really good.

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  15. Oh yum! This looks so good & a great recipe too! :)

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  16. These look great - I've recently become vegetarian, and after about two weeks of stir fries (which inevitably I've become sick of) I'm on the hunt for some tasty alternatives!

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    1. Hehe, you would get fed up. Hope you find lots of inspiration here :)

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  17. Hi

    Any rough idea on the number of calories per puff?

    Thanks

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    1. I don't think it is a good one for the 5:2 diet, as puff pastry is quite high in calories.

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  18. I somehow missed this post first time around but it certainly looks good. After my recent misadventure though I think I'll give the egg glaze a miss. :(

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  19. Mine don't look like that but they taste good. 😀 This time I added some carrot and mixed in some chillie powder and turmeric.

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  20. Hi..love your vegan ( cruelty free) recipes.
    .Just want to add..you CAN get a shiny finish to pastry...Just melt some vegan butter and brush it in before baking..I like to add a wee bit of maple syrup yo it sometimes x

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    1. Aww thanks. I tend to brush pastry with olive oil these days for that golden finish.

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