Can you cook sausages that have been frozen?

[geekpenguin]

You need a George Forman grill moomoo - you can do most stuff from frozen on them, often get a couple of frozen sossies going on the george...

Quite agree! They're totally worth it - I cook most of my sausages on one of these, unless it's the day after the night before and I haven't gotten round to cleaning it yet . That's the only drawback really.

 

[Herbsman.]

No you can't. These people are misguided. You'll die.

 

[johnnymarrsbars]

defrost em in the microwave and then cook them. i do this all the time.

 

[rioted]

No you can't. These people are misguided. You'll die.

Agree. Once a sausage is frozen you HAVE to throw it away.

 

[gaijingirl]

we cook them in the oven from frozen all the time.. I'm veggie so don't have them, but gaijinboy loves them like that - don't need any extra fat to cook them either. Takes 40mins to 1 hour.

 

[Y_I_Otter]

As others have said, cook 'em at a relatively low temperature for a long time (they should be easy enough to seperate after ten minutes or so) and brown them to finish. I'd be doing that in the oven; covering them for the first bit and turning on the broiler at the end.

 

[Herbsman.]

Agree. Once a sausage is frozen you HAVE to throw it away.

I thought this was common knowledge.

 

[Cid]

AFAIK, the only reason you're not supposed to cook meat from frozen is that you're more likely to think it's cooked from the outside when the inside hasn't had a chance to warm up yet. Just make sure you do them on a very low heat and cook them for a long time - and chop the palest one in half to check that it's cooked before serving.

Yep, done it thousands of times before. Cooking as all pretty logical tbh.