Sausage Balls – One of my favorite easy homemade snacks are sausage balls! An easy recipe using sausage, cheese, flour and a few other items. #sausageballs

I love sausage balls. My mom use to make them all the time more so around Christmas. So I want to share with you how I make my sausage balls. A very easy and simple recipe.

Sausage Balls

Ingredients

• 1 Package Ground Sausage (Hot or Mild)
• 2/3 To 1 Cup Cup of Flour
• 1 teaspoon Baking Soda
• 1 Package of Shredded Cheese
• Seasonings (optional)
• 1-2 Spoonfuls of minced garlic (optional)

You can use Bisquick in leu of flour and baking soda. I have prefer to use the cheddar garlic Bisquick and it makes them taste better.

I prefer the Hot Sausage. But you can use Mild. I am sure you can even use the Sage Sausage too if you wish. 

Directions

• Preheat your oven to 350°.
• Take a mixing bowl and combine all the ingredients together.
• Continue to knead by hand the ingredients together like you would bread dough.
• Once you have combined all the ingredients roll them into balls.
• Place those small balls on a lightly sprayed cookie sheet or line with parchment paper.
• Place in the oven and bake for 15-25 minutes. (May take longer depending on the oven and size of the sausage ball.
• Allow to cool and Enjoy! They are also good hot, just be careful eating one right out of the oven!

These are great to eat cold or even heated up. Reheat them for a few seconds in the microwave. These make good treats, finger foods, etc. Bring them to the Christmas Party at Church or with the family! They are very easy and simple to make. You can even make them as a family together. I do personally prefer hot, fresh out of the oven. But they are good reheated too.

If you can buy from your local farmer meat place, if not I prefer Swaggerty, they are local to me.

_{First published December 22, 2014. Last updated November 23, 2023.}

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Sausage Balls

Yummy snack treat using sausage and cheese.

Course Snacks

Keyword Cheese, Sausage, Sausage Balls, Snacks

Ingredients

• 1 Pkg Sausage (Regular, Mild or Hot) – (Turkey, Pork or any other meat choice)
• 1 Cup Flour
• 1 tsp Baking Soda
• 1 Pkg Cheese Shredded, any kind you like
• Seasoning Any kind of seasoning or add ons you wish.

Instructions

• Pre-heat your oven to 350°.
• Take a mixing bowl and combine all the ingredients together.
• Continue to knead by hand the ingredients together like you would bread dough.
• Once you have combined all the ingredients roll them into balls.
• Place those small balls on a lightly sprayed cookie sheet or line with parchment paper.
• Place in the oven and bake for 15-25 minutes.

  (May take longer depending on the oven and size of the sausage ball.
• Allow to Cool Or Enjoy Hot and Enjoy!

  They are also good hot, just be careful eating one right out of the oven!

Notes

You can use Bisquick in leu of flour and baking soda. I have used the cheddar garlic Bisquick and it makes them taste better.

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