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This Soya Sausage Chutney recipe is great for vegetarians as well as for those who have their meat-free days.

This Soya Sausage Chutney recipe is great for vegetarians as well as for those who have their meat-free days.
Soya sausages are vegetarian sausages which contain no meat. In 1916, soya sausages were invented in Germany. It was known as Kölner Wurst (Cologne Sausage). Sausage was first utilized in English in the mid-fifteenth century, spelled “sawsyge”. This word came from Old North French saussiche.
For this recipe I have used Fry’s Spicy Sausages,this vegetarian brand can be found in local supermarkets within South Africa. They offer a wide variety of meat-free products & other types of sausages as well, such as the Traditional Sausages & the Braai Style Sausages.

Peel & sliver onion. Set aside.

Rinse & slit green chillies. Set aside.

Grate or blend the tomatoes. If choosing to grate them – rinse tomatoes, cut off the ends of each tomato & then slice each one into halves. Place the flat & fleshy side of the tomato onto the grater, & grate the flesh of the tomatoes into a bowl. Discard of the tomato skins. If choosing the blending option – rinse tomatoes, cut off the ends of each tomato & then slice each one into quarters. Place the tomatoes with the skin into a blender & pulse for a few seconds until the tomatoes are finer but not too runny, as the image below.

Heat 2 tablespoons of vegetable oil in a pan. Once the oil has heated, add in the soya sausages.

Fry each side for 4 minutes depending on the brand that you’re using. (Check packaging instructions)

They should be nice & browned.

Once the sausages are cooked, chop them into pieces & set them aside.

Heat the remaining 2 tablespoons of vegetable oil in a medium sized pot. Add in the onions, curry leaves & thyme.

Mix well & simmer until the onions are translucent.

Add in the chilli powder & ginger & garlic paste.

Mix well & simmer for 30 seconds.

Thereafter, add in the grated or blended tomatoes.

Add in a little boiling water & mix well.

Add in the green chillies & stir. Simmer for about 15-20 minutes until the oil surfaces & the tomatoes are thoroughly cooked.

When the tomatoes have cooked, add in the sugar & salt to taste. Stir.

Next, add in the sliced sausages.

Mix & allow the sausages to absorb the flavours for 5 minutes.

Garnish with fresh coriander (dhania).

Serve this Soya Sausage Chutney hot with rice, bread or roti.

Follow along with Denisiya's step-by-step video guide for Soya Sausage Chutney.
Expert kitchen guidance and troubleshooting for making the best Soya Sausage Chutney
A combination of finely chopped braised onions, pureed or grated tomatoes, and allowing the gravy to simmer uncovered for the last 5 minutes helps reduce and thicken the sauce to a rich coating consistency.
Yes, this curry freezes wonderfully for up to 3 months in an airtight container. Note: If freezing, omit or remove the potatoes as their texture changes when frozen. You can easily add fresh boiled potatoes when reheating!
Stored in an airtight container in the fridge, it keeps well for 3 to 4 days. In fact, Durban curries often taste even richer the next day as the spices continue to infuse overnight.

Hi, I'm Denisiya! Food lover, recipe developer, and founder of EatMee Recipes. I specialize in authentic South African Durban Indian cuisine, comforting curries, and modern Instant Pot adaptations. Every recipe on this site is tested in my personal kitchen to ensure you get mouth-watering, foolproof results every time.
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