Serbian Pork SausageBy bigassveganThis is a typical Serbian homemade sausage aka domaća kobasica. It resembles pepperoni a bit, but is milder, has more onions and isn’t as oily. It’s similar to Polish kielbasa, Slovenian kobasa, Turkish soujouk, and Greek loukaniko. It’s nothing like Italian sausages. It’s dry and firm, and meant to go on a grill or be pan-fried, not eaten raw. This way, they soften a bit on the inside and crisp up on the outside. In Serbia, the sausages are most often paired with fried eggs (recipe also included in the notes!), egg scrambles with feta, with baked beans, and they are a must during any decent grilling event. Southern parts of the country make them spicier, and northern milder. This recipe is right down the middle.
Vegan Salami | Washed Flour SeitanBy JenThis peppery, garlicky, wine-infused vegan salami gets its fattiness and an extra boost of flavor from bits of provolone cheese. I'm calling it "Jen"oa-style. 🥴 🤣
Vegan Andouille SausageBy JenThis Vegan Andouille Sausage from My Quiet Kitchen is easy to prepare and totally versatile. Add this homemade vegan sausage to your favorite grain bowls, stews and soups, snack boards, sandwiches, and Cajun recipes! Oil-free option.
Smoky Maple Vegan Breakfast SausageBy JenThese Vegan Breakfast Sausages from My Quiet Kitchen pack in major flavor and protein. They include maple syrup, sage, thyme, and spices. Bonus! They're freezer-friendly, great for meal prep, and easily made oil-free or nut-free!
Vegan Beer BratsBy JenWho doesn’t love a good Beer Brat smothered with a little mustard and relish? Maybe some grilled onions and sauerkraut? Check out this recipe from Brand New Vegan.
Vegan Bangers & MashBy JenCheck out this meaty sausage recipe from VegNews with garlicky mashed potatoes and herbed gravy. Make this warming dish from popular YouTuber Lauren Toyota’s Hot For Food Vegan Comfort Classics cookbook for a cozy night in.
Vegetarian Hot Dogs (Vegan)By JenRelatively easy and actually really fun to make, these look, smell and taste about 100 times better than any store-bought fake hot dog – and even give the real deal a run for its money. Check out this recipe and more at baked-in.com.