sweet Italian sausage
Recipes using sweet Italian sausage
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Cassoulet -
Neapolitan Rib & Sausage Ragù
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Classic Meat Lasagna
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Sausage & Broccoli Raab Ravioli... -
Roasted Fennel, Sausage & Apple...
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Mediterranean Sausage Ragoût -
Gnocchi with Sausage & Leek Ragu
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Cornbread & Sausage Stuffing -
Fresh Pasta with Sausage and... -
Cassoulet of White Beans with... -
Sausage Meatloaf with Lemon and... -
Twice-Baked Sweet Potatoes with... -
Penne with Sausage, Fennel, and... -
Sausage, Potato, and Fennel... -
Sausage and Pepper Quiche
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Fresh Tagliatelle with Sausage... -
Leek, Apple, Fennel Sausage...
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Pasta with Sicilian Pork and... -
Sausage, Cannellini and Kale... -
Grilled Sausage and Eggplant...
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Clams and Sausage in a Spicy...
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Turkey Thighs Stuffed with... -
Pasta with Pumpkin, Sausage... -
Southwestern Cornbread Stuffing
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Wild Rice with Pears, Sausage... -
Sausage & Mushroom Frittata
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Sautéed Sausages with Grapes... -
Roasted Sausages & Grapes -
Mediterranean Kale & White Bean...
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Sausages & White Bean Stew with... -
Orecchiette with Fennel... -
Sausage, Potato & Apple Sauté -
Orecchiette with Caramelized...
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Double-Cheese Penne with... -
Portabella 39Pizzas39...
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Italian Bread & Sausage Stuffing -
Campanelle with Broccoli Raab... -
Chorizo & Corn Frittata
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Roast Lamb Shoulder Stuffed...
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Tuscan Grilled Chicken, Sausage... -
Arroz con Pollo -
Baked Ziti with Tomato... -
Campanelle with Sausage & Leeks -
Chicken Thighs with Sausage ...
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Penne with Sausage, Chard ... -
Risotto of Sweet Sausage ...
what is it?
Made from coarsely ground pork mixed with seasonings including fennel seed, sweet Italian sausage is one of two types of Italian sausage (the other being hot). It is a fresh sausage (as opposed to cured or dried) and must be well cooked before eating. Most often in sold in links, it's also sometimes available as patties or bulk sausage. Though Italian sausage is traditionally made with pork, chicken and turkey versions are also widely available (and are sometimes lower in fat).
don't have it?
Other fresh sausage can substitute, but sweet Italian sausage has a distinct garlic-anise flavor, so if you're subbing something else, you may want to add a bit of garlic and/or fennel seeds to the recipe.
how to prep:
To easily remove the meat from its casing, split the casing lengthwise with a sharp knife.
how to store:
For longer storage, freeze Italian sausage links (well-wrapped) for up to 3 months.






















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