Curtis Stone's Chicken Sausage Rolls
The Pie Room's Curtis Stone prepares a childhood favorite and classic Australian snack — sausage rolls, made with chicken and wrapped in flaky pastry.
The Pie Room's Curtis Stone prepares a childhood favorite and classic Australian snack — sausage rolls, made with chicken and wrapped in flaky pastry.
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