Thread: Sausage Sizzle - onion on top or underneath the sausage??

Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares

I Wish the vendors had Hot English mustard on hand instead of that pussy mustard sauce, yuk to mustard sauce

Yeah!!! & ghost peppers to kill those bugs..

We can joke all we like, but the fact is those who take advantage of the Bunnings sausage sizzle can take home over $ 1000 to their organisation each day. And sometimes more. Been there, done that. If they want the onions on the bottom, not a problem.

Yes, it's a lifeline to many groups.

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

Yes, it's a lifeline to many groups.

what did they do before bunnings?

I'm on the "Bunnings BBQ" Team for our Anglican Church. It's a pretty good way of raising a few dollars, especially as in our case, when every dollar counts.
We also do a Mitre 10 BBQ, but the Bunnings BBQ is the one to be on. You're flat out all day, we usually have 3 teams of 6 people each, I like to do the cooking. "Onions on the bottom" is simply rubbish, but if it has to be done, we'll do it. We also used to provide cheese, but for some reason that's no longer allowed. Our safety standards are high, we have the proper certificates, wear rubber gloves etc, and usually clear $2k+. Members of our congregation donate the sausages & onions etc.
Pickles.
NB: My own personal view "taste" is that the onions taste better on top, that's the way I like 'em, smothered with mustard. Some like tomato sauce, but when I'm cooking, I always suggest mustard, particularly with onions,...some agree, and some like tomato sauce!...but I definitely think the onions are best on top,..if the sausage is on top, the onion taste is sort of "smothered" by the sausage?....Just IMHO.

Originally Posted by Eevo

what did they do before bunnings?

There was thing called a "community" where people go outside and *gasp* talk to each other directly and help each other get things done.

Originally Posted by bee utey

There was thing called a "community" where people go outside and *gasp* talk to each other directly and help each other get things done.

that still happens doesnt it?
dont ask me, i dont like talking to people.

Originally Posted by Eevo

that still happens doesnt it?

Well yeah, but the committees of the community groups are all in their 70's, 80's and 90's and aren't being replaced by younger members.

Originally Posted by Eevo

dont ask me,

I wouldn't dream of it. But with many Moderns thinking like this

Originally Posted by Eevo

i dont like talking to people.

traditional communities are all on death watch.