From: Sharlene~W
On Nov 25, 2005
This was very delicious! We cooked it up as part of our Thanksgiving feast and intended to have it as an appetizer, but it ended up being served with the turkey and trimmings. These savory-sweet sausage tidbits were a hit! This recipe will be a regular at our holiday table now. I made another half batch experimenting with browning the sausages slowly over medium heat to render off some of the fat before I mixed in the sauce. I think I will do it that way next time I make this. Thanks for sharing your recipe!
From: Ginny Sue
On Jul 22, 2006
Absolutely loved the sauce on this; different than most other sausage appetizers. I browned the sausage first for extra flavor and to drain some of the fat. This would be great for a party (doubled or tripled) and served in a crockpot.
From: Gerry
On Mar 3, 2006
I have been trying some new recipes for some upcoming gatherings and so loved this one. It was an absolute hit. Made them using a slow cooker and they were perfect! Happy this worked well, using the slow cooker will allow for more time with the guests come party time! I will be doubling the recipe and hopefully I'll get more then the tiny taste I managed this time around! Thank you for posting this delicious appetizer recipe.
From: Cookin-jo
On Dec 15, 2005
I tried this yesterday as a trial run for my Christmas Eve with the in-laws, and the flavour definitely rates 5 stars! I think this will be on my menu, since I can do it ahead and it's easy. Thanks!
From: beancooker
On Dec 17, 2005
I followed the recipe exactly except I doubled it for a party last night. What a success!! It was the first dish to be emptied. A real keeper and thanks for sharing.
From: Charlotte J
On Oct 5, 2006
After cooking this down the sauce was sweet yet was nicely flavored by the juices of the kielbasa. On the last 15 minutes of reduction of the sauce you need to watch it very close so it will not burn. Overall this sauce ended in a very nice thick glaze over the kielbasa. Thank you for sharing this recipe. Made for PAC Fall 2006
From: CobraLimes
On Dec 23, 2006
So simple and effective hot appetizer. I used turkey kielbasa and didn't have dijon, but used regular golden mustard in place of it. Perfect proportions and quick do-ahead. Just added toothpicks! Thanks for a relief from holiday hooplah.
From: Alisa Lea
On Dec 17, 2005
Made these tonight to try out the recipe. I thought they were good and my teenage sons and friends really loved them.
From: Jane from Ohio
On Jan 21, 2006
I made this to take to work tonight. I asked what rating should I give? The answer was 10 stars. This dish is outstanding. Thank you L-Burden for sharing such a wonderful recipe.
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