Pork (or lamb) sausage meat seasoned with fennel, herbs or harissa, rolled in puff pastry and baked golden. The canonical Sydney bakery counter savoury.

Sausage rolls travelled from England with the First Fleet but became distinctly Australian by the early 20th century: longer, more peppery, served with tomato sauce. Paul Allam and David McGuinness's Bourke Street Bakery (Surry Hills, 2004) reinvented the genre with lamb and harissa and pork-and-fennel versions. The format is now standard across modern Sydney bakeries from Lode Pies to Tarts Anon.

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