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Johnsonville Sausage Balls

Johnsonville Sausage Balls

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And another easy idea.I quadrupled the batch and mixed hot, sweet and mild together. Then, added the other ingredients per recipe and rolled them into walnut size balls, baked them as directed. I did line the sided cookie sheet with parchment paper. Upon cooling, I lined a cookie tin with tin foil and placed there balls in layers between waxed paper and into the freezer. Now, they're ready for gift giving . NO need for dipping sauce, but I have homemade pepper jelly and will give a jar of this with my gift. Then, I have grainy German tangy mustard to accompany another gift. The rest will get them without condiments! Quick, no fuss, and easy clean up My home smells wonderful! — Susan stephenson

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And another easy idea

by Susan stephenson 2 years ago
I quadrupled the batch and mixed hot, sweet and mild together. Then, added the other ingredients per recipe and rolled them into walnut size balls, baked them as directed. I did line the sided cookie sheet with parchment paper. Upon cooling, I lined a cookie tin with tin foil and placed there balls in layers between waxed paper and into the freezer. Now, they're ready for gift giving . NO need for dipping sauce, but I have homemade pepper jelly and will give a jar of this with my gift. Then, I have grainy German tangy mustard to accompany another gift. The rest will get them without condiments! Quick, no fuss, and easy clean up My home smells wonderful!
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Old Family Christmas Tradition

by Tammie 2 years ago
I've been making these for a zillion years. However I don't brown my sausage first. I mis all the ingredients together & bake @ 375 for 15-20 min. Can freeze before or after cooking. Take out of freezer 15 min or so ahead & then bake as directed or reheat in microwave or oven. Can also make gluten free.
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i add

by Kristi hughes 5 years ago
I add parmesan, garlic, peperoncinis and butter. Yeah it's that awesome and I layer it in a jelly roll pan and bake til it is crunchy crispy. Awesome!! (Muffin cups work, too.) Sometimes I use ready to go corn muffin or bread mix or combination of both and add sage. That's the fam's fav! Love this, big hit!!
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Comment by Diane 5 years ago
How much butter and what do you do with the butter?
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Comment by Muriel Morse 4 years ago
What is baking mix?
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Comment by Mike 2 years ago
I suspect "baking mix" is like Bisquick ... flour mixed with leavening agents.
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Comment by Patty 2 years ago
Can you fix it all together, even roll them out, and refrigerate then cook them the next morning?
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Comment by Tammie 2 years ago
Do you use regular corn muffin mix? Like Jiffy? And how much do you use? The equivalent of the baking mix? Thank you.
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A bite of deliciousness

by Anne Marie 5 years ago
A quick and delicious appetizer for any occasion. They are always a crowd pleaser and I never have any leftovers. Everyone loves them and now I give them a batch of sausage balls and the recipe!!
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Comment by Pam 4 years ago
Hate to sound stupid but could you tell me what the baking mix is ?
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Comment by Jeanne 4 years ago
Bisquick is the "baking mix". It is near the flour at the grocery store. Or make your own, it's easy (just Google homemade bisquick or baking mix).
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FOR SURE!

by acceptance16 5 years ago
I've made these for years. They are always a hit with any crowd. Make them ahead, freeze, pop them in the oven and you are ready to go.
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Comment by kcgauss 5 years ago
Do you freeze them before or after baking?
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Irresistibly Popable!

by Elizabeth 5 years ago
These were super easy to make and everyone loved them. I easily could have doubled the batch and still would have run out. I will definitely try them again. Although I don’t think the dipping sauces are necessary. They’re delicious as is! The hot italian sausage gives them a great kick.
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Comment by acceptance16 5 years ago
You are correct. Dipping sauces are not needed.
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Comment by trina 4 years ago
what is the baking mix
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