Sausage Balls

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I think there are quite a few recipes out there for delicious sausage balls, but I threw these together last night and honestly shocked myself with how delicious they came out.

To be honest, half of the reason I started this blog was so that I could refer back to my own recipes as well. If I don't write them down relatively quickly, they will 100% be forgotten.

Not only are these delicious, but they are a breeze to make. In the Air fryer, no less!

INGREDIENTS:
  • 16oz Jimmy Dean Sausage (I am sure any ground sausage would work, but if you want specifics..)
  • 2oz Cheddar Cheese, Shredded
  • Trader Joe's 21 Salute Seasoning
  • Salt 
  • Pepper
  • 2 Servings Keto Cornbread (I used some of the Kawaii Treats & Eats corn-free cornbread I had on hand. I am thinking you could whip up some 90 second bread with One on One flavors cornbread drops for the same effect?)

PROCESS:

  1. Add all ingredients to a medium size bowl and mix together. (You will want to rip the cornbread into small little pieces. I was able to just crumble mine into the bowl on top of the sausage) Try not to over mix this - you just want all of the ingredients to be combined.
  2. Once combined, grab small chunks of the mixture and roll into little meatballs. (I left mine fairly small and was able to get 24 out of this mix)
  3. Place your meatballs into the basket of your air fryer. Make sure they are not overcrowded - I had to do this in multiple batches. 
  4. Cook in the air fryer at 350 for 11 minutes.
  5. Remove from basket, allow to cool slightly, enjoy! 

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