SAUSAGE SEASONING 
3 tbsp. rosemary, ground
10 tbsp. sage, ground
7 tbsp. salt
3 tbsp. plus 1 tsp. marjoram
3 tbsp. plus 1 tsp. basil, powdered
3 tbsp. plus 1 tsp. garlic powder or salt
3 tbsp. plus 1 tsp. cayenne, if desired

Mix all ingredients. Store in a glass jar. Shake well before using. Makes about 1 cup of seasoning.

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Sausage Seasoning
   #184700
 John Leibert (Florida) says:
Great recipes. I do make minor adjustments.
 #184698
 John Leibert (Florida) says:
When I make chili I use mild Italian sausage. Really goes over great!
 #151556
 Marne (Mississippi) says:
Thanks for the reviews. All were very helpful.
 #125032
 C. Pardue (South Carolina) says:
When seasoning ground beef, pork or turkey, use less salt than directed. Make a nickel sized patty and fry until done, taste and add more salt if needed.
 #184697
 John Leibert (Florida) replies:
Works great!
 #94865
 Jon (Florida) says:
Should the sausage be over-seasoned, cook up an similar amount unseasoned and, when cooked, mix with the over-seasoned batch. That's an old trick that I have used over the years for over-seasoning.
 #184696
 John Leibert (Florida) replies:
You have the right idea, I do the same.
 #76549
 Sara Sythoff (Texas) says:
Too much salt!! I followed the advice of Zohner, adding 3 tablespoons of seasoning per pound of meat. After cooking, I tasted the sausage and had to spit it out! Use half the salt, probably. I wasted a pound of organic ground turkey, plus the spices for the seasoning.
 #1959
 Zohner says:
I wanted to prepare about two pounds of sausage. This recipe was obviously too much for two pounds of pork so I proceeded by trial and error! I found that three tablespoons of the seasoning per pound of pork was perfect for my taste. I really liked the flavor!!

 

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