Extra warm vegan pigs in blankets, these vegan sausages are double-wrapped in vegan bacon and puff pastry! Finished with a delicious and festive cranberry glaze.
Unroll your puff pastry and cut it into 5 thin (0.5cm - 1cm) strips along the short edge, and then cut each strip in half.
⅓ roll of ready made puff pastry
Line up your bacon rashers and the puff pastry strips and make sure they’re about the same length.
Mix the cranberry sauce, thyme, salt and pepper, and olive oil in a small bowl until the cranberry sauce is relatively smooth.
3 tablespoon cranberry sauce, 3 sprigs of fresh thyme, Salt and pepper to taste, 1 tablespoon olive oil
Lay the puff pastry strip flat, and then lay the bacon strip over it in a narrow X shape.
Brush the cranberry mixture over both strips, then lay the cocktail sausage over the pastry and bacon strips and roll it up, starting from one end of the cocktail sausage and finishing at the other (see images and recipe video for clearer instructions).
10 vegan cocktail sausages
Repeat for the remaining 9 cocktail sausages.
Place the pigs in blankets on a lined baking tray, and then brush the top of each one with the remaining cranberry mixture.
Bake the pigs in blankets for 12 - 15 minutes or until the pastry looks golden and cooked.
If you’re planning on making your vegan pigs in blankets as a part of a much bigger meal (for example, for your Christmas dinner), I completely understand not wanting to be rolling up cocktail sausages when you have a million other side dishes to prepare!You can make your pigs in blankets ahead of time (they should last up to 2 days uncooked in the fridge once prepared) and simply wait to cook them when you’re ready.Once cooked, these pigs in blankets are best served immediately. However, you can store leftovers in the refrigerator in an airtight container for 3-5 days and either enjoy hot or cold.