Autumn is officially here, so we decided to bring you one of our favourite comfort foods – Low Syn Toad In The Hole!
We really hate the nights drawing in, summer came and went in no time at all. We used to have this as a rare Sunday treat when I was a kid during those cold winter months.
It would always have us pleading for more, and there would never be anything left. It’s just one of those real comforting dishes.
Low Syn Toad In The Hole is very affordable and easy enough to feed the whole family all in one go. Any child is sure to like it too!
It’s a delicious twist on a classic Yorkshire Pudding recipe. Talking of which, we have an amazing 1.5 syn Yorkshire Pudding recipe here.
You may have noticed that the recipe calls for 6 sausages but the pictures only show 4.
This is because our tin wasn’t big enough to hole all 6 so we had to split the recipe between 2 tins. But if you use a decent size tray then you can get all six in no problem.
You could put your own twist on this too by adding onions, some spicy sausages or even some red onion marmalade.
What Sausages should I use for this Low Syn Toad In The Hole?
When we first created this recipe we used Porky Lights, but after the recent issues with the Syn values we now use sausages from Protein Food Shop.
We’ve been on the hunt for a new meat supplier for a while now. As you know, we used to use Musclefood, but not anymore! We’ve found a company that not only has a better moral compass but also has some of the best quality meat we've seen in a long time.
Protein Food Shop is a family run business, and really care about where their meat comes from. They also produce Slimming sausages that in my opinion, are the best “diet” sausages we’ve ever had.
You can grab their sausages in a few of our hamper deals, you really should give them a try.
We even have a special Sausage selection box! Their full-size sausages come in at 1 Syn each, and Chipolatas at 0.5 Syns each.
Either of them are PERFECT for this Low Syn Toad In The Hole recipe. Just remember to Syn it accordingly.
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Low Syn Toad In The Hole
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Servings |
Prep Time |
Cooking Time |
| portions | 5 minutes | 30 minutes |
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Calories |
Weight Watchers |
Slimming World |
| 263kcal |
6 Smart Points |
depending on the sausage 3 Syns |
| Per portions | Per portions | Per portions |
INGREDIENTS
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- 6 Low Fat Pork Sausages adjust the syns depending on which sausages you use
- 30 g Plain Flour for 4.5 syns (we use Homepride which is slightly lower syn value than some brands so please check)
- 2 Eggs
- 75 ml Skimmed Milk for 1.5 syns
- Frylight
- 1 pinch Sea Salt
INSTRUCTIONS
- Pre heat oven to 200°C
- Cook the sausages in the oven for 10 minutes until they are not quite cooked and only slightly browned
- While the sausages are cooking make the batter
- In a bowl whisk the eggs, flour, milk and salt until there are no lumps, set aside in the fridge
- Remove the sausages from the oven, then turn it up to 210°C
- Spray the oven tray with a decent amount of Frylight, then put it in the oven until it starts to foam (probably about 5 minutes)
- Place the sausages in the pre heated tray, give the batter a quick stir and pour it into they tray with the sausages
- Cook at 210°C
- Do not open the oven door, but after about 10 minutes turn the oven down to just under 200°C and allow to cook for another 5 - 10 minutes (you should be able to take a look after about 15 minutes)
- When the Yorkshire Pudding is risen, nicely browned and crisp remove from the oven and serve
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Passing this on to my husband he makes a mean Toad in the Hole, at a gazillions sins. xxx
Made this for tea and it was lovely! Kids and husband didn’t even realise it was SW friendly it was that nice!
This was lovely the bee knees I haven’t had frog in the ditch aka toad in the hole for ages will definitely have this again.
Thank you pinch of nom
Having this for tea tonight xx
Made this tonight and was absolutely gorgeous!
So is this for three people? How would the syns alter if I used the slimming world sausages available at Iceland? 🙂 thanks!
Hi amy,
Yes this is for 3 people and yup the sausages available at Iceland 💕
Agree with everyone-made for lunch and was beautiful!
Are these Temps for a fan assisted oven? Just making it for the other half now😆
Yes, we use a fan assisted oven
Going to try this tomorrow.
Going to try this, love toad in the hole
Giving this a try for dinner later today
Looks yummy will definitely try this
I made this last night, it was lovely, my husband enjoyed it too, will defo be making it again, thank you 😊
Going to make this for my tea tomorrow it looks delicious x
I’m definitely going to try this for something different . I always use Porky Whites light 0.5 syns each and they tast like a real banger… so can’t wait.
Hi Jean,
We’ve only just discovered the joys of Porky Lights and I agree, they do taste just like a ‘proper’ sausage. I think they would be fab to use this recipe
Looks delicious
Looks really delicious
Fabulous recipe! Bit of a favourite in our house now! I have found it works best in either a metal/ceramic dish though. So tasty!
Does the milk have to be syned? Can we not just have it as part of our HEa? Looks lush and i’m going to be making it 🙂
Hi Jay
Yes you could use part of your HEA allowance, but in order to keep things as simple as possible we decided to syn it.
Please do you have recipe for the gravy to go with toad in the hole? Going try this thanks
Hi Toni
Yes we do. Some people may consider it a tweak because you are using potato in it. Personally we don’t think it is, but it’s up to you if you want to syn it or not. For the amount that you’re going to use, and as long as it’s part of a balanced meal with at least 1/3 of your plate is speed food then we don’t see the issue.
http://pinchofnom.com/recipes/syn-free-gravy-slimming-world/
We had this for dinner tonight, along with the broccoli cheese. They were both amazing! Thank you so much, your website is a fantastic help!!! 😄
Hi Amy
So glad you’re enjoying the recipes and you’re finding the website helpful 🙂
Have made this a few times now and all the family enjoy it.
One of my favourite meals 🙂
Made this first lunch today and it was amazing. I will definitely be making this again.
Hi Jo
It’s one of our favourites too!
I’m definitely going to try this it looks amazing and for only 3 syns per portion that’s fantastic.
Hi Wendy
It’s become a favourite of ours! Who would’ve thought you could still enjoy food like this and stick to plan
ThIs was delicious but a little eggy! What size eggs should I have used? I was unsure so I used 1 large and 1 medium egg
Hi Lizzi
We generally use medium sized eggs
I used slimming world sausages which are free so how many syns would that make it?
Hi Leah
If you use syn free sausages you would only need to syn the flour for 4.5 syns and the milk for 1.5 which means it would work out at 2 syns per pertion
This has become a firm favourite I made it for myself a couple of weeks ago and then again tonight for me and my hubby. He’s asked when we can have it again!
Hi Sarah
It’s a favourite of ours too!
I am so excited to be making this tonight 🙂
Hi I only want to make it for 2 People so how can I cut the syns down using porky lights
Hi Angie
If you click in the box that says the portion number you can change the number of servings you require. Doing this will adjust the ingredients accordingly
Will try this
Hi Lyn
It’s one of our favourites
Going to try tomorrow carnt wait
Hi Kim
Hope you like it!
looks like a nice mid week meal but was looking for the method for the gravy which looks tasty mmmmh
Hi Diane
You’ll find the gravy recipe if you go here
Going to try this on the family one night this week
Hi Michelle
I don’t think they’ll be disappointed! It’s one of our favourites
Made this tonight and had clean plates all round, this has become a new favourite in our house x
Hi Claire
Glad you like it
Hi, just wondeting whetber you’re going to warn your readers about the real syn value of Porky Lights? The reciprs are greaf and I know you say people should check syn values for themselves but not everyine does, and thete is such a huge diffetence here that it would be very helpful if you alerted everyone they need to count 4.5 syns for Porky Lights. There are loads of good low syn sausages out there as alternatives. Thanks.
Hi Angela
When there are any changes made to Syn values, Healthy Extras etc we do try to update all the recipes as quickly as we can. However, as I’m sure you can appreciate, we have over 300 recipes on the site so this can take a little time.
Fab recipe and low syns too . Making it tonight. Thanks
Hi Nancy
It’s become one of our favourites too
Hi Kate, I just got some pork and leek sausages from The Protein Food shop, I synned them and they came out at 5.5 each- how did yours come out at 1-? Have I bought the wrong ones or am I doing something daft?
Hi Pam
Did you add on the free food allowance when you worked out the Syns?
Hi Kate
I put that it had a free food allowance of pork in it- but they still out at 5.5 each- I knew it seemed too high for such a low cal/fat product- what have I done wrong?
Hi Pam,
We’re just running them through the calculator and they come in at 1.5 per sausage – you can see here – http://pinchofnom.d.pr/u87bvU/54sBpqTM