Cheddar Bay Biscuit sausage balls are a cheesy sausage ball recipe that makes the perfect appetizer for entertaining. These easy sausage balls have the classic Red Lobster Cheddar Bay biscuit flavor with extra cheese and sausage for tons of extra flavor. With only 4 ingredients and tons of cheesy taste, these cheesy sausage balls deserve a spot on your table!
The holiday season is here! I know, it’s early. But you can’t dispute that Thanksgiving is fast approaching and that means the seasoning of entertaining is too.
When entertaining season hits, I like to put out a bunch of different appetizers for my guests to enjoy while they wait on the main course. And sometimes, I prefer hosting appetizer parties and just making lots of casual snacks.
These cheesy, delicious sausage balls are perfect for either of those situations.
The Easiest Sausage Balls! Making Cheddar Bay Biscuit Sausage Balls:
Part of what I love about these Cheddar Bay biscuit sausage balls is how easy they are to make. Not only are they delicious but they only need 4 easy ingredients and take next to no time to put them together.
To make these sausage balls, start by adding your Cheddar Bay Biscuit mix and sausage to a large bowl. Use your hands to mix them together until it’s evenly mixed.
Then you can add the cheese to the mixture and mix it again to evenly distribute it. Now you can make 1 1/2 inch balls with the mix.
Once you have rolled a ball out, place it on a baking sheet you’ve lined with parchment paper. Repeat this, spacing the balls about a half inch apart, until you’ve rolled all the balls out.
Then you can bake them at 350 for 25 minutes. When they come out of the oven, transfer them to a clean surface lined with a double layer of paper towels to soak up any extra grease. Then serve them warm.
What kind of sausage should I use to make this sausage ball recipe?
You can use any kind of ground sausage you like. I used ground breakfast sausage but you could absolutely use sweet Italian sausage, mild or even spicy sausage.
Do keep in mind though that sweet and hot sausage will each add different kinds of flavors to this sausage ball recipe.
What to Serve with Sausage Balls:
I’d serve these sausage balls as an appetizer for any holiday entertaining. And the dipping possibilities are endless!
You could pair them with almost any dip you like including:
How To Store Leftover Cooked Sausage Balls:
Rarely, if ever, do we have leftovers when we serve this recipe but on the rare occasion we do- there’s no way we’re getting rid of them. They’re just too good to even consider tossing.
Cooked sausage balls are super easy to safely store. Once completely cooled, store them in a sealed tupperware container. You can even use a large zip-locking bag, just squeeze excess air out as you seal it.
Refrigerate the leftovers for up to five days safely. When ready to enjoy them again, you can pop them into the microwave or the toaster oven, just until heated through.
I wouldn’t recommend baking them in the main oven to reheat, only because you don’t want them to completely dry out and get hard.
While we love these cheddar bay biscuit sausage balls in particular, we pretty much adore any sausage ball recipe. We’re equal opportunity sausage ball enthusiasts.
Other Appetizer Ball Recipes You May Love
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Cheddar Bay Biscuit Sausage Balls
Ingredients
- 1 box Red Lobster cheddar bay biscuit mix
- 1 lb ground sausage
- 1 8 oz block sharp cheddar cheese shredded
- 1 8 oz block pepper jack cheese shredded
Instructions
- Add the biscuit mix and sausage to a large mixing bowl. Mix them together until evenly incorporated.
- Add the cheese to the mixture, and mix again until all the cheese is also evenly incorporated.
- Line two large baking sheets with parchment paper. Roll the sausage mixture into roughly 1 1/2 inch balls.
- Place the balls on the parchment, roughly spacing them out about 1/2 inch apart from each other. Repeat until all the mixture's been rolled into balls & added to the prepared baking sheets.
- Bake the sausage balls at 350 degrees for 25 minutes.
- Cover a clean surface with a double layer of paper towels. Transfer the cooked, still hot sausage balls from the baking sheets to the paper towels to drain off/soak up any excess grease.
- Serve when still warm, but cool to the touch.
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