I’ve been thinking about what to write for my Sabroso Saturday post all week long. Since I like to post easy recipes that anyone can do, I decided on the sausage stuffing that’s equally delicious and very easy to make. This year will be my 7th year making it. My family and I can’t wait to eat it.
When it comes to stuffing, I don’t really like too much going on in the stuffing like apples, oysters or even mushrooms (blah!). I’m not too fond of boxed stuffing either — it’s way too salty. So when you make your own stuffing from scratch, you also control the level of salt and the quality of ingredients, which I love.
This stuffing recipe is definitely on my Thanksgiving menu and I hope it will be on yours too.
*Check out my previous posts when I made the infamous sausage stuffing HERE and HERE (photos included in this one).
Sausage Stuffing
INGREDIENTS
1 – Mild Sausage roll
1 – Hot Sausage roll (or you can buy two mild if you don’t like spicy)
1 – small onion (minced)
1 – TBSP of Olive Oil
1 – bag of Stuffing Mix (grounded, not cubed)
1 – Box of Chicken Stock
1 – Loaf of stuffing bread (always available during the Holidays)
Any of your seasonings – I use Adobo, Sazon, Garlic & Onion Powder.
INSTRUCTIONS
Pour Olive Oil on the pan and cook onions for 5 minutes on medium heat. Add both rolls of sausage and break up the meat while it cooks. You can season the sausage at this point to your liking.
While the sausage and onion cooks, you can prepare your dry ingredients. Break up the stuffing bread into small pieces into a large bowl. Pour the bag of stuffing mix. Set aside. Once the sausage mix is cooked, let it cool for a few minutes. After it’s cooled for a little bit, add the sausage and onion mixture to the dry ingredients and stir all together. Add the whole box of Chicken Stock (you can add more or less – it all depends on how moist you like your stuffing).
While mixing the sausage stuffing, you can add your seasonings. Once it’s all incorporated and seasoned well, you can pour your stuffing into a casserole and bake at 350° for 30-40 minutes.
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I only make sausage and mushroom stuffing anymore. I love it and I cannot think of anything better with Turkey. I might have to give your recipe a try. OMG I am so hungry right now!
Carolyn G recently posted..Hold on!!
Perfect recipe for Thanksgiving! I like it and will be giving it a try. Thanks for posting this.
Joscelyn @ MamiofMultiples.com recently posted..Easy Recipe- Gloria Estefans Natilla
I am such a bacon and sausage fan. Yummy yummy sausage.
Tonia Sanders @thechattymomma recently posted..Its Snack Time – Nutty Fruit & Granola Yogurt Teacups
The best kind of stuffing is the one that includes sausage! I love pork, it incorporates such flavor like no other! Great recipe. I will let you know if I make it this Turkey Day! Gobble Gobble! LOL
OK lady you got my attention, sausages and stuffing. Problem is, I might be nibbling on the sausage instead of using it in the recipe. It’s so awful when that happens, then I’m full before meal time.
Ofelia recently posted..Turkey Paella – Sabroso Saturday Giveaway
Now we’re talking! that sausage stuffing sounds fabulous. Really like your blog by the way. Glad to join you ladies on the #sabrososaturday tour
AnaRC recently posted..Ropa Vieja Cubana with Tostones
Happy you are joining in Ana!!
Very nice – never thought of making my own stuffing! Thanks for the yummy idea.
Micaela Vega @strivingbean recently posted..Honey Pumpkin Baked Donuts
Wow an easy recipe! Thanks Lisa for the recipe and happy belated Thanksgiving! *Hugs*
It’s very easy. I hope your Thanksgiving was nice too!