Little Smokies Weiners Recipes

2002 Story Set

November 25, 2002

It's important to stick with things that you know - so I made a ton of Little Smokies.
- one year I made the mistake of going to Ocsar Meyer itself looking for
their recipe - which they had left off the bag of sausage.
      No luck!
      So this year ------GOOGLE!

      Sauce for Oscar Mayer Little Smokies Sausages
      1 c. chili sauce
      1 c. bourbon
      1 c. brown sugar
      1 large pkg. Little Smokies sausages
      Simmer sauce in large pan on top of range for 30-45 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add little
      sausages about 5-10 minutes before serving. Refrigerate leftovers.
      Cook's note: The flavor is improved if made a day ahead; reheat before serving.
      From the kitchen of Polly Romine, Lake Tansi Village
     
      From Memory -----
     
      1 Cup barbecue sauce
      1 Cup Bourbon
      1 Cup Brown Sugar
      1 Cup Ketsup
      1 large package Little Smokies
      1 Cup chopped onion
      1 chopped garlic
      1 teaspoon mustard
     
      To which my younger son added chopped tomatoes with Jalapino peppers in them - too much loose stuff!
      And the older son added honey.
      I added more mustard and barbeque sauce.
      The whisky (bourbon) bottle (a fifth) is nearly empty. I only poured a little over the turkey!
     
      BOURBON WIENERS - from cooks.com
     
      3/4 c. bourbon
      1 c. catsup
      1/2 tsp. crushed oregano
      1 tsp. grated onion
      1/2 c. brown sugar
      1 lb. cocktail wieners
     
      Mix first 5 ingredients in saucepan and simmer for 1 hour. Add
      wieners. You may use large wieners cut into bite-size pieces. Cook
      over low heat 15 minutes. Serve hot with toothpicks.
     
      These are the canned cocktail wieners. Not the same - but you can substitute.
     
      Needless to say --- this year - I found literally dozens of recipies!!!
      Yummy.
     
      I am freezing some for Christmas! We made way too many!
      (good chopped up in the gravy and served over leftover turkey however. Use sparingly.
      Watch the sauce - that's where all the fat went.

     


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