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Category: Appetizer
Little Smokies (Cocktail Sausages) - TastyPlanner.com
Chef: Wayne Goode
Cocktail Sausages in a Barbecue-Ketchup based sauce. This recipe is based on the many similar recipes I have found.
You can easily customize this recipe. The ketchup-barbecue sauce is the base of the sauce. You can vary the proportion based on your taste but keep the total amout the same. The brown sugar adds sweetness. Dark will give more of a molasses taste, which is good, but light will work also. You could also use honey. You can vary the amount depending on how sweet you like it. Ketchup is a bit sweeter than barbecue sauce, so if you vary the ratio of those two you may need to adjust the amount of brown sugar. The Worcestershire sauce adds some acidity to counter the sweetness. You could also use soy sauce or a vinegar such as apple cider. Butter (a key ingredient in buffalo wing sauce) adds some flavor and smoothness. You can skip or reduce this to reduce the fat content. The spices add some character. You can increase or decrease these depending on what you like, but be careful—they could easily take over the flavor if too much is used. Allspice, cumin, ginger and nutmeg would also be good additions.
Ingredients
8 oz barbecue sauce
8 oz ketchup
2 Tbs butter
3 tbs brown sugar
2 tsp Worcestershire sauce
1/2 tsp ground clove
1/2 tsp cinnamon
1/2 tsp onion powder
1/2 tsp ground red pepper (optional)
2 lbs Cocktail Sausages
Instructions
Combine all ingredient except Cocktail Sausages in a slow-cooker. Heat 10 minutes or until the butter melts. Add the Cocktail Sausages. If you are in a hurry, microwave them for 2 minutes first. Heat at least until the Cocktail Sausages are warm. Cooking them longer, for up to several hours, will improve the taste and texture.
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