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By Maqua
on January 17, 2003
Just made these ahead for company tomorrow. I will have to run to the store for more ingredients because my husband & I can't quit eating them! These are the Best sausage balls I've ever had. The celery & onions add just the right crunch & flavor. The bisquit mix is just enough to hold them together, but keep them juicy. Try these, they are excellent.
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on January 27, 2003
These are very easy to make and taste so good. Crunchy on the outside but moist inside! They were a hit at my Superbowl party. Thanks Inez for the idea. I also like the idea of celery and onion in the ingredients. It was different from other sausage balls and made them look appealing.
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This was a winner at the Christmas family get togther-I made 3 batches! By the 3rd batch I had made a couple of adjustments...mind you these are wonderful as is - the taste vaguely reminds you of stuffing...by the 3rd batch I had to use minced green pepper b/c I ran out of celery, I used a little minced garlic as suggested by some other reviewers, and upped the Bisquick and cheese to 1 C. each. That was my own personal favorite combination. Thanks!
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on December 18, 2009
You can't beat this particular recipe. A complete meal rolled up in a little ball! I keep them in the fridge for breakfast because my kids can't get enough of them (they heat well). Hint: aluminum foil makes clean up MUCH easier!!
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on October 24, 2009
Loved these. Better than the recipe w/ 3 cups Bisquick. I used a cheddar/garlice biscuit mix and even added a little extra garlic. Really good.
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on June 22, 2009
I had something like this at a party years ago and found them good and wanted to make them. Well the first recipe I had was similar to the ones other reviewers talked about with more biscuick mix. At that time, I did not understand that I wasn't supposed to precook the sausage so it turned out like cake with sausage in it. Edible, but not so great. Then I found your recipe and now understood that I did not need to precook the sausage. I took Cayenne Girl's advice for a dipping sauce and made mine from cranberry sauce and cream cheese. They turned out great and I loved them just as is, didn't think they ended up needing a dipping sauce although it was tasty. Thanks for posting - these are GOOD!
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on April 20, 2009
Absolutely the best sausage balls I've ever had. I use Hot Sausage and yellow onion. For a side dip, I mix rasberry preserves with softened cream cheese. YUMMY!
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on January 20, 2009
These were wonderful little appetizers. We had our christmas get together a few weeks back, and even though everyone was dissappointed that I didn't make my usual stuffed mushrooms, they all raved about these. Thanks again for a great recipe mizznezz....I have many of yours in my cookbook. Jan 20, 2009...Made these again for the same party as last year, everyone still loved them. I had an issue with all of the mix and cheese not blending in with the sausage, but found if you just sprinkle whatever is left in the bowl on the balls before baking.....absolutely wonderful. Thanks again mizznezz for a keeper.
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on December 29, 2008
the best sausage balls!!! i always double the recipe and use 1 lb. hot sausage and 1 lb. maple sausage. gives a great sweet-hot taste. used minced garlic instead of garlic powder. these always get rave reviews and people can't stop eating them!!
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on March 29, 2008
I made these for our Christmas Eve party and everyone loved them. Some of us ended up dipping them in Rotel Cheese Dip and really had a food-gasmic experience. I was told to add these to the must make list for all future parties. I chose this particular recipe because it doesn't call for a huge amount of biscuit mix. Thanks for a great recipe.
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on January 05, 2008
these were pretty good. Different from the standard recipe. Probably a little healthier too since the fat drained out of these more. I like the texture of the standard recipe better, but the taste of these are better. More flavorful...
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on January 01, 2008
Thanks MizzNezz for a real winner! I did make a couple of modifications to the recipe (I was in panic mode with guests arriving shortly). I only used the sausage, mix, cheddar and seasonings. I found I had to add about 1/4 cup milk to get the balls to hold their shape and as a result of that I think they turned out a bit more like mini biscuits than balls, but people snarfed them regardless. We all agreed these tasted like sausage biscuits from you-know-where and would be good dipped in a bit of melted jam! Thanks again for an easy, tasty winner!
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on December 26, 2007
Perfect Balance! I tried this recipe years ago, using 3 cups of Bisquick to 1 lb. of sausage. My husband hated them. I made MizzNezz recipe for Christmas Eve and my husband loved them. He couldn't get over the savory, moist and chewy goodness. Toss out the "standard" recipe and go with MizzNezz. Thanks for a great do-ahead that hits a home run! MaggieVolk
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on November 23, 2007
My guests raved about these and wanted the recipe. I did add about a 1/2 package thawed chopped spinach because I didn't want it to go to waste. These were delicious and so easy to make. I just used a mini-scoop and dropped them onto a jellyroll pan. It couldn't have been simpler!
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on November 22, 2006
I made these last night for Thanksgiving for a different twist on sausage balls. I used sage jimmy dean and followed the rest of the recipe exactly. I think they are good but they taste like little stuffing balls to me.I'm sure they will go over well on Thanksgiving.Thanks for the recipe.
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on July 15, 2006
This is the best recipe for sausage balls. I've tried other versions that are either too powdery (from the biscuit mix) or just flavorless. I make these once a year for Thanksgiving, and they're gone before I get a chance to set the baking sheet down. If you find them a bit greasy, drain the sausage balls on paper towels before serving.
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on August 20, 2005
This is a great variation of a popular recipe! I loved the addition of the celery and onion. Thanks!
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on December 20, 2004
These were wonderful for my christmas party at work. The taste of spices worked together so wonderfully. I saw everyone with at least two on their plates.
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on November 20, 2004
Thank YOU! These are great! I didn't have biscuit mix, so I used my Atkins Bake Mix! I like the celery and onion mixture, almost like stuffing! Thanks again!
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