A chef who used to work for the Royal Family has shared his opinion on the best method for cooking sausages. Darren McGrady was formerly the head chef for Queen Elizabeth II and has now given advice on his rules for cooking the barbecue favourite.
His guidance includes where to cook them the food and also how high to turn the heat up. This is essential in the middle of barbecue season when many people will be choosing to cook their sausages on a barbecue rather than putting them in the oven.
Darren explained: “When it comes to barbecues, sausages have the casing on them, which, if you put them at too high a temperature, the sausage skin can split.
“What happens then is that the sausage can get liquid inside them, so the juices start spitting out into the flames and you get the flare-ups. Again, don’t cook the sausages on a high heat.”
Darren said the best way to cook sausages was by adding an ingredient everyone owns. He explained: “The best way to cook sausages is on the stove with a little water in the pan, then let them cook and steam a little bit.
“The steam will help to cook the sausages a little bit. You then turn the grill down, get it down low, then cook the sausages and keep turning them.”
Speaking to Smooth Spins Casinos, Darren added: “Put them to one side and let them finish cooking. That way, you get a beautiful sear and get that char all the way around them, but when you’ve got fatty food on there, you don’t want to get those flare-ups.”
Darren has also talked about what the late Queen Elizabeth II was like to work for.
According to Darren, one of the late Queen’s favourites was a version of a two-ingredient Japanese ‘cheesecake’ that sees people dip Biscoff biscuits into yoghurt pots and leaving them in the fridge or freezer before eating them the day after.
Darren said that the late Queen preferred a more complicated version of the recipe that had cream and whisky and had it for dessert rather than breakfast.
Speaking about it on his YouTube channel, he said: “I’m sure you have seen all over TikTok, Instagram and Facebook the viral Japanese cheesecake with Greek yoghurt and Biscoff cookies.
“Well when I was at Buckingham Palace, I used to prepare a very similar dish that used ginger biscuits. This is probably one of my easiest recipes to prepare, but it was always served at the royal table.”
“At Buckingham Palace, we’d often serve this dish called gingernut cream and the chefs loved to serve it, the Queen loved ordering it and loved eating it!”
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