25 mins
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Ingredients for Pasta, Sausage and Bacon Salad
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How to Cook Pasta, Sausage and Bacon Salad
- Cook the pasta according to the pack (usually 3-4 minutes in boiling water). Add the peas for the final 2 minutes of cooking time. Drain and rinse with cold water to cool, then drain again.
- Chop the parsley and snip the chives into a large mixing bowl. Add the zest and the juice of the lemon to the bowl, then add the olive oil and the cooled pasta and peas, with plenty of salt and freshly ground black pepper and mix well. Cover and chill.
- Grill the sausages and bacon (till crisp) and allow them to cool. When you are ready to serve, break the bacon into small pieces and thinly slice the sausages. Add the sausages to the pasta mix and sprinkle the bacon over the top.
GRAHAM'S HOT TIP:
Add a tablespoon of olive oil to the water when cooking the pasta. It stops them sticking together. Also, if you keep the pasta in the fridge, by day 3 you'll need to stir in a little olive oil to loosen the pasta (always add the bacon just before serving)
Reviews of Pasta, Sausage and Bacon Salad
August 28 2013 Oh, my gosh, my family loved this meal!! SO many yummy ingredients added to your pasta! They were in bacon and sausage heaven! This is just the kind of pasta dish that anybody's family would devour. What a perfect dish to celebrate a summer evening! carolineW (1 review) |
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