The taste largely depends on the BBQ sauce you choose. I mixed and let the other ingredients sit overnight to help the flavors blend.
Although not a recipe for watching your waistline these are delicious. They have a great tangy sweet flavor and are fun to eat with toothpicks. We had these at a Super Bowl party and everyone loved it! They go perfectly with crinkle-cut fries dipped in Cheese Whiz. Great recipe!
This is a keeper. I wouldn't change a thing. The sauce was very rich and flavorful. Everyone I know uses just BBQ sauce and Little Smokies. I knew there had to be something better...this is it. Everyone that tried them at our New Year's party wanted the recipe, and raved about them. I want to send out a big thank you to the original submitter. Happy New Year 2010!
Served these as an appetizer for my son's b-day party & everyone loved them. Prepared them exactly as called for!
I add either beer or whiskey. The alcohol cooks away and it gives them a very nice flavor.
Great easy recipe. I made these for a holiday party and people really liked them. I cooked them in a crock pot all day and they really took on a good flavor.
We did not care for this at all. Made following recipe. I make a fab sause that everyone loves out of grape jelly and yellow mustard. Will stick to that one. I know it is a winner. For people that like them with bbq sauce I guess this is an ok one. Like others have said it depends on the sause I am sure. Will not be making it again and have deleted from my recipe box.
I did forget to add the onion to these smokies and used a little less of all the other ingredients called for. Turned out great made them on the stove top because I had the meatballs in my one and only crock pot!
My wife has been making this recipe for years and it is always a big hit at friend and family get togethers. The only difference is that her recipe calls for 3/4 cup of Burbon. The alcohol burns off so there is nothing left but the taste and aroma. Five Stars!
