Nigella Lawson's chicken and sausage traybake recipe
Nigella Lawson's chicken and sausage traybake is a one-pan meal perfect for midweek dinners. It takes 1 hour 15 minutes to cook and serves a family.
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Nigella Lawson's one-pan chicken and sausage traybake
Nigella Lawson's chicken and sausage traybake uses a sage, onion, mustard and lemon marinade. It's a simple one-pan dinner for the whole family.
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