Once upon a time, America’s breakfast kitchens filled with the aroma of sage-scented breakfast sausage. Today? Not so much. People think sausage is fatty. They think it must be unhealthy. They’ve ...

Place meat in large bowl. Add dry spices to meat. Grab about 3 ounces meat and form into the size of a tennis ball. Transfer from hand to hand in a slapping motion until flattened. Place on wax paper.

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There are many reasons why it makes sense to make your breakfast sausage from scratch. Sure, those pre-made sausages at the grocery store are quite flavorful, but they're also full of preservatives.

This homemade breakfast sausage is so simple you'll never pick up frozen patties at the store again. Besides being economical, this sausage recipe is delicious! The "pinch" of heat is just right and ...

If the idea of preparing a hearty batch of homemade sausage appeals, take a look at the new recipe and serving suggestions offered here by sausage specialists and cookbook authors Michael Ruhlman and ...

SAUSAGE IS a specialty for Stefano Diaz, owner of the Meat Wagon in Kingston, N.Y. His links and patties have earned him a fervent local following that is, in fact, interested in seeing how the ...

I got several interesting emails after blogging last week about making homemade breakfast sausage. One is a work in progress (I'll blog about it next week), and one, I can share today. The latter is ...

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I’m a huge sausage lover. I grew up on Hebrew National salami and grilled Dodger dogs in L.A., continued with Sabrett and Nathan’s street hot dogs in New York, and eventually graduated to Italian ...