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  • Serves 6
  • Makes 6
  • 30 minutes
  • Difficulty Easy
  • 5 Ingredients
October 23, 2018

43 Comments

Use turkey sausages in this recipe to create super cute Turkeys in the Graveyard this Halloween! A super easy recipe that will impress the kids….


Ingredients (serves 6 | makes 6 Turkeys in the Graveyard)

  • 1 pack Ingham's Turkey Sausages
  • 1/4 tube Spaghetti or Fettucine
  • 1/2 bottle Pre-made Tomato Based Pasta Sauce
  • 2 florets Broccoli
  • 6 Cheese Slices (we used American style cheese for this recipe)

Method

  1. Lightly prick the Ingham's Turkey Sausages on all sides and then gently cook in a non-stick frypan. Once cooked, allow to rest for 5 minutes and then set onto paper towel to absorb any excess juices (there should be very little as these sausages are all less than 6% fat).
  2. While the sausages are cooking, boil a large saucepan of water and cook the spaghetti until al dente.
  3. Warm the pasta sauce either in the microwave or a small saucepan.
  4. Cut your gravestones and crosses from the cheese slices and break the broccoli into tiny little sprigs.
  5. Assemble your turkeys in the graveyard either on individual plates or on a larger serving tray - wrap the sausages in the spaghetti, lay on the plate and spoon pasta sauce over the base. Place the tiny broccoli sprigs in place as well as the cheese crosses. Enjoy!

Oh what fun you'll create for the kids this Halloween with Ingham's Turkey Sausages in the graveyard! The perfect excuse to try the brand new Summer Turkey Range (Rissoles, Burgers or Rissoles) only at Woolworths in the fresh chicken section. Happy Halloween!
  • Haha this looks so good.

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  • Awesome….something that granfma would love spending the time to make

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  • Love these. I’ve been looking for ideas for halloween!

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  • These are too cute. No idea how I missed this recipe during Halloween but thank you for the idea, it’ll be something new to try for sure.

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  • Very creative ! But personally I don’t feel the need to have a graveyard on my plate, I associate graveyard with crosses with the death of my loved ones

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  • I feel like mine would definitely not look like this, maybe a bit to fiddly for me but such a great idea

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  • Wouldn’t the spaghetti be cold by the time everyone was ready to eat? They do look adorable though.

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  • Lots of effort in these ones, but such a creative way to serve sausages. Thanks so much for sharing your recipe.

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  • Oooooh, how ghoulish! Loving all these Halloween recipe ideas. So clever.

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  • This is such a clever and creative way to use sausages!!! I love it.

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  • People are just so creative!

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  • this looks great

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  • Oh that made me laugh I might get this one out for a regular meal

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  • A lot of effort but it looks good!

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  • I’m sorry but these look more cute than scary. Great idea though

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  • I think I would use plain sausages not turkey.

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  • I did not know Turkey Sausages were a thing. I have never seen them before. I imagine you can use any sausages, and this is a cute idea.

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  • This is very clever idea.

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  • They look cool but not sure they would taste that nice. Kids would love them though.

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  • Lovely idea for party food.

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