Man!---That Cantaloupe is Sweet! |
Start With Grated Cheddar Cheese and Sausage |
Add the Bisquick |
And Three Tablespoons of Milk to Hold it Together |
They Are Ready for the Oven |
Into the Oven |
The Finished Masterpiece! Sausage Balls, Scrambled Eggs and Mixed Fruits Ahhhhhh. |
hey, at least cindy feeds you well for your busy day o' chores!!! :) gotta love a good spouse!
ReplyDeleteLecker, lecker!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend you and Cindy.
Many greetings Sabine
mmm, i love a good breakfast! i've got john doing work today, too, but all i made him for breakfast was coffee. maybe i'll treat him to a nice lunch.=)
ReplyDeleteenjoy your weekend, clint and cindy!=)
Food looked delicious thanks to Cindy,
ReplyDeleteYou too have a wonderful week-end.
Yvonne,
mmm yummy! Sausage and Cheese balls was my specialty started out Christmas only then one boss had to have them often. Each "food day" in our department my name was already signed up lol.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!!
I love sausage balls, too. They have been around a long time but I have never heard anyone complain where I have seen them served.
ReplyDeleteThis tip of adding a little milk has made the sausage balls so much easier to form and taste better.
Nice post. :) Great start to the day.
ReplyDeleteIs the sausage raw or cooked when you add it to the mix?
Rebecca---the sausage is added to the mix raw and then formed into golf ball sized pieces and then cooked in the oven. It's pretty easy---if anyone wants the recipe I'll be happy to post it.
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy, Clint and just the thing to start you off for a "full" day. :)
ReplyDeleteUm, seeings how your 'woman' makes you those nice meals, I see no reason why you don't do what your told 'all the time'.
ReplyDeleteTHis is such a delightful, heartwarming post to read at 5:50 in the morning. You were right to start with fruit - because fruit is best eaten first thing in the morning.
ReplyDeleteI love the sausage balls that Cindy prepared. We don't get Bisquick here in our country... unless I lived in Manila which is an international city and has everything... but here in laid back rural urban Bacolod City... no, sir. Can you ask the wife, what is a good substitute for Bisquick? Will hotcake mix work? Or can I make it from scratch?
Bake for how long?
And in the picture, what was the powdery stuff sprinkled over the scrambled eggs?
Too many questions... but that shows I'm interested.
Prayin for you and Cindy as you prepare to make the big move.
Blessings,
Lidj
Lidj---I posted a short blog that has the recipe for sausage balls and also answers your questions. I hope you like this as much as I do!
ReplyDeleteClint, I'm going to make these sausage balls! They look delicious! I usually make pancakes and bacon on Saturday mornings but next Saturday I'm going to try this recipe. I love cantaloupe too!
ReplyDeleteok. tomorrow. this looks too good
ReplyDeleteJammy....now I am hungry :-)))
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful sunday
greetings
Petra
Looks fabulous! No wonder the recipe was requested by many. Have a great day, Inger
ReplyDeletehmmm looks yummy! i might give it a shot this week!
ReplyDeleteThanks
Leontien