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Kielbasa for the Big Game
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Salads4me
"This is a great party appetizer that you can make in your slow cooker. I make it every year for the Big Game and it disappears. The ingredients sound like something a child would put together but truly it tastes great. This is an appetizer so it could feed less or more depending on the size of your football fans."
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2 h 10 m servings 262Original recipe yields 32 servings
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- Partner tip: Try using a Reynolds® slow cooker liner in your slow cooker for easier cleanup.
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2/4/2011
This is tasty, but I should mention that I used the little smokies, not full sized smoked sausage or kielbasa. I also prefer raspberry preserves to grape jelly. They both went quickly and no one...
2/4/2011
it is hard to believe that grape jelly and bbq sauce could be good, but I tried it and surprisingly it was good. I used Cattlemans BBQ Sauce (a family favorite).The guys really liked it.
2/4/2011
This has been around for a long time. Always a great treat for any event. Everyone will love it and ask for the recipe.
2/16/2011
My family loved this recipe. I used the Hillshire Farms Turkey Kielbasa and threw in fresh peppers. I made this for dinner and served it over rice and they finished it off! Excellent and simple ...
2/27/2011
Great! Added 2 tbsp brown sugar and a bit of Worchestershire sauce. Yummy!
2/4/2011
I make this with the little "smokies" and it's just great. My family and friend fight over who get's the leftovers.
3/24/2012
my grandmother used to make these every family get-together. but instead of bbq sauce she used Heinz chili sauce. its by the cocktail sauce in the supermarket. usually i just add a little red...
1/11/2012
The sauce was good and it went well on the little smokies (I used smokies instead of kielbasa, just because I had some little smokies I wanted to get rid of!) and it was good. The sauce was a li...
5/10/2013
Throw it on the grill till it has some good grill marks on it, let it cool, slice it, then into the crock.