This homemade Italian sausage recipe not only enables you to maintain full control over the quality of your sausage, it also tastes WAY better than store-bought! It's super easy to make and you can double our triple the recipe and freeze it so you always have sausage on hand!

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Homemade Italian Sausage recipe creates is a mild sausage perfect for spaghetti sauce, pizza, lasagna, pasta, etc.

Ready to take your cooking to the next level? Try this homemade Italian sausage seasoning recipe! It’s easy to make and packed with all the flavors you love. Perfect for adding to your favorite Italian dishes, this DIY Italian sausage spice blend will have everyone asking for more. Wondering how to make Italian sausage seasoning? This simple recipe will show you how to create a delicious, fresh seasoning blend in no time!

Make your own Italian sausage at home with this homemade Italian sausage seasoning recipe. Add these savory spices to turkey, pork or beef.

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Mix up a batch of Italian Sausage Seasoning and then put it in soups and sauces to make everything taste like delicious sausages! If you want this to be mild, don't include the red pepper flakes. Note also that you can use store-bought Italian seasoning but make sure that it doesn't contain salt. Use 2 tablespoons of this seasoning blend to season 2 and 1/2 pounds of ground meat.

Making Italian sausage from scratch isn't hard and once you do it, you can turn your homemade sausage into this amazing sausage, pasta and cheese pie.

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This Italian sausage is delicious and goes together quick and easy. It calls for ground pork, so I just grind a couple of pork steaks, but ...