Sausages
All the very best content from guardian.co.uk on making, cooking and eating sausages
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Nigel Slater’s Bonfire Night baked sausage and beetroot recipesIf ever there’s a time for comfort food, it’s 5 November. Serve delicious beetroot, sausages and, of course, baked potatoes, says Nigel Slater
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The expert's guide to the perfect meat barbecueEverything you need to know about grilling meat, from fuel to two-zone cooking, by Hawksmoor’s executive chef. Plus recipes for pre-meat-fest snacks and sauces to go alongside
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Easy Ottolenghi summer recipes: meat and fishWhen the sun’s out, meat and fish dishes need to be light, bright and, above all, tasty
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The weekend cook: sage and ’nduja fried eggs, and crab and jersey royal hash – recipesHome cooking should be about substance over style, and not the other way round
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Reinventing Argentina's classic sausage sandwichIn Buenos Aires, punters at a new restaurant are getting more banger for their buck as guest chefs give the choripán a gourmet makeover
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Porky Lights – the 78-calorie sausages sending dieters into a frenzyWe are living through the sausage equivalent of Beatlemania as slimmers bulk-buy and fight in the aisles for the last box of the ‘holy grail of sausages’
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Rachel Roddy’s recipe for pasta with broccoli and sausageRachel Roddy recipes: A cold snap in Rome has given the broccoli frostbite, but it’s still perfect for the pot. Tossed into some pasta with sausage meat, chilli and wine, it makes a savoury bowlful that’s certain to please
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Nigel Slater’s chipolata and cranberry batter pudding recipeA fine festive version of toad in the hole, by Nigel Slater
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Sausage Party review – rude foodSeth Rogen’s adult animation featuring foul-mouthed supermarket food is enough to put you off your dinner
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Kitchen gadgets review: sausage stuffer – my flat smells of deathStop worrying about what’s in your sausages and make your own in this act of soul-revolting trauma
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How to eat: a sausage sandwichThis month, How To Eat is soothing the pain of existence with a sausage sandwich. But should you add brown sauce or red? Use white bread or granary? And is there ever any excuse for serving chipolatas?
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How to cook the perfect hot dogCaution! Preparing a hotdog can be fraught with danger – so should you grill, bake, fry, or steam your sausage? And is the best banger made from pork or beef?
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One of my local parks can play host to 100 barbecues at a time, creating a genuine health hazard. It’s time to get rid of themBan the barbies, purge the picnics. That’s my summer manifesto
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National treasures: Yotam Ottolenghi on his new food heroesBeing a judge for the BBC Food & Farming awards has introduced me to a whole new world of food products, from Hebridean smoked fish to Welsh chorizo and cheshire cheese
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Daimler AGM dogged by frankfurter fracasPolice called to calm tempers at luxury carmaker’s AGM amid shareholder row over sausages
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Clever little sausage: Yotam Ottolenghi’s chorizo recipesSalty, spicy, smoky and fatty: chorizo adds oomph to any dish
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Know your leeks: Yotam Ottolenghi’s leek recipesLeeks are so commonplace and familiar that it’s all too easy to forget just how versatile they are
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Yotam Ottolenghi recipes Yotam Ottolenghi’s recipes for chorizo and ’nduja