You know what they say: Everything’s bigger in TEXAS! 🙂 Just down the road 10 miles from me is a wonderful Czech Sausage House and Meat Market called Green’s in the tiny town of Zabcikville just east of Temple, TX. It is quite the popular place with the locals. Folks in surrounding cities, like us, often drive over to enjoy a meal on site and also bring home some of their wonderful sausages. My brother just loved their breakfast smokies and just had to have some each time he flew down to Texas. 🙂
In the cafe by the meat market, they have a Sausage Burger on the menu. Curious, I ordered it one day for lunch a few years back. Much to my surprise, it was made with their bulk pork sausage, rather than their smoked sausage. It was VERY good and frankly, similar to a typical sausage biscuit anywhere, only theirs is served on a hamburger bun, not a biscuit. Recently they have added their homemade sauerkraut to that burger.
That menu item was the inspiration for my low-carb Texas-size Sausage “Biscuit” pictured above. They are pretty darn good made with my version of the low-carb Oopsie Rolls (also known as a Revo Rolls). I dotted mine with sesame seeds so it would look just like the Sausage Burger I had at the cafe that day, even if the sausage was my own recipe. Who says you have to eat eggs all the time for breakfast on Atkins? 🙂 This breakfast is Induction friendly if you leave off the sesame seeds on the bun. If you’re into sausage-cheese biscuits, I say GO FOR IT!
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INGREDIENTS:
2 pieces Peggy’s Sandwich Buns (omit sesame seeds if on Induction):
3 oz. pork sausage (preferably homemade for 0 carbs)
DIRECTIONS: Form a large, thin patty with the sausage meat and cook in skillet until browned and done. Lightly toast one of the buns in the broiler to brown it a bit more after they are baked. Sandwich the sausage between two buns and enjoy!
NUTRITIONAL INFO: Makes 1 serving which contains:
443 calories
37.8 fat
3.8 g carbs, 2 g fiber, 1.8 g NET CARBS
11.6 g protein
612 mg sodium
Hello, Peggy, Wanted to thank you for this recipe. I have been looking for 6 months, since starting the LCHF way of life, to find a good “bread” recipe. This looks like the one! I also am happy to have your sausage recipe and poultry seasoning recipe! Your sharing these great recipes is truly, deeply appreciated! I am disabled but have been able to lose 25 pounds in 6 months, which is incredible! I have about 50 pounds to go, but now I know I can do it! Much of my success has been due to generous, caring folks like you who have been willing to share their knowledge and their tried-and-tested recipes. Thank you, thank you, thank you!! Joy Postell San Antonio, TX
Kudos on your weight loss so far, Joy. I share my recipes so that folks like you can be successful. My Mom was living there in S.A. at AF Village until she passed last July. I have spent much time and made many a trip there over the years.
Peggy, I’ve followed you for YEARS – and never realized you were in Texas! Thanks for posting this – and now I have a question. In what city is this Czech market? That style of cooking is part of my heritage, and my family would probably love a trip to their market!
It’s Green’s Sausage House in Zabcikville, Jeanne. http://www.greenssausagehouse.com/meat_market.html https://search.yahoo.com/yhs/search?p=Green%27s+Sausage+House%2C+Zabcekville%2C+TX&ei=UTF-8&hspart=mozilla&hsimp=yhs-001 It’s just east of Temple, where I am. They sell all kinds of cured sausage and meats in the meat market and it’s a nice little cafe for lunch or dinner, too. Zabcikville is quite a nice little Texas town. 🙂
Thank you so much! I do get down that way occasionally, so I will check it out!