
Breakfast sausage is very simple – pork, salt, and spices. Here is a link to a version with just 3 ingredients: Simple American Breakfast Sausage .
This posting is an adaptation of a recipe in livingthegourmet.com, which involves more ingredients, but is still very simple. It makes just over a pound of sausage. I made the sausage just before cooking it (and it was fine) but it is better to mix the pork and spices the night before to give the flavors time to meld.
1 lb. ground pork
1 Tbs. dark brown sugar
1 large clove garlic, finely chopped
1 tsp. salt
1 tsp. freshly ground black pepper
½ tsp. fennel seeds
1 tsp. dried oregano
½ tsp. dried rosemary
½ tsp. dried sage
Grind the herbs together in a mortar and pestle. Mix in the sugar, garlic, salt, and pepper. Then in a medium bowl mix together the herb mixture with the pork until all the flavorings are evenly mixed. If time permits, let the sausage meat rest in the refrigerator overnight before forming into patties.
Depending on how fatty the pork is, you may need some oil in the pan to fry them.
I would like the recipe for the leftover costco.Rotisserie chicken gumbo.
I assume I can use the same recipe for turkey sausage. However, I’m unable to find any ground turkey with more 7% fat. Any suggestions other than adding oil to the pan. Will adding oil directly into the mix work?
I have never tried it with ground turkey, so I do not know what might work. Your comment makes me curious about what is in commercial turkey breakfast sausage. I wonder how they increase the fat content of the sausage or if they just rely on using cooking oil in the pan.
I used ground turkey, not the already made sausage. I want to try it with your recipe. I’ll report back. Thanks.