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Ben's Galley Oven-Baked Sausage Patties for the Crew

Feeds 15 People | Prep: 10 minutes | Cook: 18-20 minutes


When you're feeding a full crew breakfast, standing over a stovetop flipping individual sausage patties is a recipe for chaos. This galley-tested oven method lets you cook 30 perfect sausage patties all at once - no flipping, no grease splatter, no stress.




Why Oven-Baked Beats Stovetop

After years of systematic galley cooking, I've learned that feeding groups requires smart shortcuts. Oven-baking sausage patties gives you:

  • Consistent cooking - every patty comes out perfect

  • Hands-free operation - no standing over a hot skillet

  • Easy cleanup - one pan instead of multiple skillets

  • Better texture - even browning without the grease pool


Ingredients for 15 People:

  • 3 lbs bulk breakfast sausage (or 30 pre-formed patties)

  • Cooking spray or parchment paper


The Ben's Galley Method:

Step 1: Prep Your Station (5 minutes) Preheat oven to 400°F. Line two large sheet pans with parchment paper - this prevents sticking and makes cleanup a breeze.


Step 2: Form the Patties (5 minutes) If using bulk sausage, form into 30 patties (about 1.5 oz each). Make them about ½ inch thick with a slight indent in the center - this prevents the dreaded sausage puff-up.


Step 3: Arrange Patties Place patties on your lined sheet pans with space between each one. Don't overcrowd - they need room for even cooking.


Step 4: Set and Forget Bake for 18-20 minutes until internal temperature reaches 160°F. No flipping needed! The oven does all the work while you handle other breakfast prep.



Galley Pro Tips:

  • Parchment paper is key - prevents sticking and makes cleanup effortless

  • Don't skip the indent - keeps patties flat instead of turning into meatballs

  • Cook extra - leftover sausage patties reheat perfectly for quick breakfasts

  • Use a meat thermometer - 160°F ensures food safety for the whole crew

  • Drain on paper towels - removes excess grease for better texture


Perfect Timing for Group Breakfasts

This method shines when you're coordinating multiple breakfast items. While your sausage patties bake hands-free, you can focus on scrambled eggs, pancakes, or setting up your breakfast stations.


Storage and Reheating

Cooked patties keep in the refrigerator for 3-4 days. Reheat in the microwave for 30-45 seconds or back in a 350°F oven for 5 minutes.



Ben's Gadgets

Nordic Ware Naturals Half Sheet Pan

This is the workhorse of systematic galley cooking! Built from natural aluminum with reinforced steel rim, this 18" x 13" sheet pan handles everything from 30 sausage patties to full bacon batches without warping. The even heat distribution means no hot spots, and cleanup is effortless with parchment paper. I've put these through galley-level abuse feeding crews, and they never fail when you need reliable results for large-group cooking.

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Perfect for large family breakfasts, group retreats, or any time you need to feed a hungry crew efficiently.





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