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    Jul 25, 2016 · Modified: Jun 24, 2022 by Becca Heyes · This post may contain affiliate links · 42 Comments

    Honey and Mustard Sticky Sausages

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    Total time: 25 minutes
    Servings: 3
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    Honey and mustard sticky sausages - these glazed vegetarian sausages are full of flavour! Any easy way to take your sausages up a notch.

    Close up shot of sticky glazed vegetarian sausages.
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    Before I tell you all about these honey and mustard sticky sausages (which is not a euphemism, I promise), I want to share where I got the honey from. It came from a really lovely family-owned farm called Naranjas del Carmen in Valencia, Spain. The current owners of the farm inherited it six years ago from their grandfather, and have given it a new lease of life, producing olive oil, lemons, oranges, tomatoes, and a lot more - including honey!

    A jar of honey from a small company on a turquoise napkin.

    The owners of Naranjas del Carmen have come up with a concept called 'crowdfarming', which is a way of cutting out the middle man and putting the consumer in direct contact with the producer - meaning a fair price for everyone involved. You can 'adopt' your own orange tree on the farm, and now, your own beehive too! Once a year you'll receive a delivery of honey from your very own bees - you can even choose what kind of plants you'd like your bees to feed on, to produce different kinds of honey. A bulk delivery once a year may sound intimidating, but since honey never goes off (seriously), you can work your way through it at your own pace. And believe me when I say, this stuff is amazing, so it probably won't take you long. My own beehive produced orange blossom honey, and you can smell the orange as soon as you open the jar - it's delicious.

    The benefit of the crowdfarming concept - as well as giving you more control and insight into how your honey is made - is that it helps the farmer to reduce food waste. Thanks to the fact that each beehive is owned by one particular consumer, the farmer knows exactly how much honey to produce each year, and they never need to produce an excess or waste anything along the conventional supply chain. Adopting your own beehive is a really easy way to directly support the farmers who work hard to produce amazing honey (amongst other things!). The farm functions organically, without herbicides or pesticides, the use of which has been linked with the declining bee population.

    You can find out more about the farmers, the food they produce, and the crowdfarming concept here - I think it's a fantastic idea, and I'm always happy when I can support lovely family-owned businesses.

    Sticky honey and mustard glazed sausages in a white bowl.

    Sticky glazed sausages

    Since this orange blossom honey has such a lovely citrusy flavour, it's perfect spread on toast or drizzled on porridge - but I thought I'd do something a bit more interesting for this recipe. I used it to make a super simple honey and mustard glaze for my favourite veggie sausages. I'll admit, when I first mixed up the glaze (literally just wholegrain mustard and honey), I wasn't sure if I was making a mistake - the flavour is intense! But once I'd used it to make these sticky sausages, and the sweet and mustardy flavour of the glaze was mixed with the herby sausages, I was utterly convinced. These are delicious! They get sooo sticky, it's amazing. Be careful to always use a knife and fork, unless you want to be licking your fingers for days afterwards.

    Aerial shot of a plate of sticky glazed sausages with couscous and salad.

    In the winter, these sticky sausages would be great served as bangers and mash, with creamy mashed potatoes and veggies - but since the weather is still gloriously sunny here, this time I made them a bit more summery by serving them with couscous and salad. A really tasty summer's dinner.

    If you'd like to try your own orange blossom honey (or a different kind of honey!), consider adopting your own beehive from Naranjas del Carmen - they're such a lovely company.

    A bowl of sticky glazed sausages.

    Honey and Mustard Sticky Sausages

    Honey and mustard sticky sausages - these glazed vegetarian sausages are full of flavour! Any easy way to take your sausages up a notch.

    If you've cooked this recipe, don't forget to leave a star rating!

    5 from 3 votes
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    Prep Time: 5 minutes
    Cook Time: 20 minutes
    Total Time: 25 minutes
    Servings: 3
    Calories: 198kcal
    Author: Becca Heyes

    Ingredients

    • 6 vegetarian sausages
    • 1 tablespoon honey
    • ½ tablespoon wholegrain mustard
    • Salt
    • Black pepper

    Instructions

    • Start cooking the sausages in the oven, according to the directions on the packet - probably something like 190°C (Gas Mark 5 / 375°F).
    • In a small bowl, combine the honey and mustard, with a small pinch of salt and pepper. Mix well.
    • When the sausages are half cooked, remove them from the oven, and pour over the honey and mustard glaze. Coat the sausages in the glaze, then return them to the oven for the remaining cooking time (around 15 minutes). Don't worry if any excess glaze on the baking tray burns a little.
    • When the glaze is hot and sticky, serve the sausages with your choice of side dish.

    Notes

    Choose your favourite vegetarian sausages for this recipe. I used Linda McCartney ones.

    Nutrition

    Serving: 2 sausages - Calories: 198 kcal - Carbohydrates: 7.6 g - Protein: 6.9 g - Fat: 15.6 g - Saturated Fat: 5 g - Cholesterol: 33 mg - Sodium: 492 mg - Potassium: 274 mg - Sugar: 6.4 g

    Nutritional information is approximate, and will depend on your exact ingredients. Please calculate your own nutritional values if you require accuracy for health reasons.

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    Note: Nutritional information is approximate, and will depend on exactly what information you choose. Information above is for two sticky sausages.

    I can't wait to use this orange blossom honey to make my honey and almond blondies, I bet it would taste amazing!

    Honey and almond blondies

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    1. Amy @ Pressure Cook Recipes says

      August 19, 2016 at 8:06 pm

      Hi Becca,
      I love anything with honey & mustard!
      These sausages look delicious. Need to try this out sometime!
      Thanks for sharing the recipe. :)
      Amy

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    2. Lisa says

      August 19, 2016 at 7:37 pm

      I love everything about this post! I'm a honey fiend and buy a jar of locally produced honey from every place we visit. I'm definitely going to check out crowdfarming as well! ?❤️?

      Reply
    3. Tara | Deliciously Declassified.com says

      August 19, 2016 at 5:44 pm

      I've actually never tried a veggie sausage but this sauce sounds like it would be delicious tossed with regular sausage, too! Yum - going to give this a try... although, I'm afraid my honey won't compare to yours!

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      • Becca @ Amuse Your Bouche says

        August 22, 2016 at 11:12 am

        You could definitely use whatever kind of sausage you like :)

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    4. Christina | Christina's Cucina says

      August 19, 2016 at 5:38 pm

      Crowdfarming sounds awesome to me!! I love honey and always make it a point to buy good quality honey as there has been so much press about a huge percentage of US honey being mostly corn syrup! These sausages sound great!

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      • Becca @ Amuse Your Bouche says

        August 22, 2016 at 11:12 am

        I haven't heard about that! Good quality honey is definitely worth every penny :)

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