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I had defrosted ground chicken and wanted to try something different. Â I saw a concept on a cooking show and wanted to recreate the idea. Â You take the ground chicken and mix in a variety of spices primarily using red pepper flakes, smoked paprika and ancho chili powder. Â Combine all ingredients with the chicken and then form into sausage links. Â In lieu of casings, I took saran wrap and wrapped each sausage individually. Â They were then immersed into boiling water. Â Once they are firm, take out and let cool slightly. Â They were then added to the smoker for maybe 45 minutes.
They were refridgerated and removed this morning. Â I began this morning by dicing up the sausages and combining with onions in a frittata pan. Â They were seasoned with salt, pepper, smoked paprika and cooked until a good crispness was created. Â Add the eggs, four cheese mexican blend and mozzarella and mix together well and cook until reasonably set. The dish was finished off in a 350 degree oven topped with a little more cheese and some dollops of a tomato serrano sauce I made from a Rick Bayless recipe.
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