I just wrapped up a smoke session on my Weber Smokey Mountain, and since the fire was still burning hot, I decided to toss a few fresh sausages onto the smoker. While they were cooking I stirred up a very quick, but definitely spicy, mustard dipping sauce that is loaded with Sriracha goodness. Smoked sausage with Sriracha mustard sauce…. you know it was yummy.
Mix It Up A Bit
I used Italian sausage, bratwurst and andouille sausages when I made smoked sausage with Sriracha mustard sauce. My wife’s favorite were the Italian sausages. They had a nice spicy taste to them. My favorite? Andouille, of course. I could eat andouille all day. The spicier the better and andouille always packs that nice little kick that I really enjoy.
The Sauce Is Great
The Sriracha mustard sauce definitely isn’t just for dipping sausages. It’s great on sandwiches, subs, hot dogs, and hamburgers. It is creamy smooth, with a real kick to it thanks to the Sriracha and smoked jalapenos (chipotles), which also add a bit of smoky flavor. I think you could definitely use this same sauce for dipping chicken nuggets or chicken tenders. It’s different than those usual dipping sauces that are, frankly, boring!
Also try making my delicious beef summer sausage.
Smoked Sausage with Sriracha Mustard Sauce
Ingredients
- 4 sausages kielbasa, etc
- Sriracha mustard sauce from below
For the Sriracha mustard sauce
- ¾ cup mayonnaise
- 6 tablespoons prepared yellow mustard
- 6 tablespoons Sriracha
- 2 teaspoons chipotles in adobo sauce minced
Instructions
- Fire up your smoker for cooking at 225-250 F.
- Add your favorite wood (I used cherry).
- Add the meats once the smoker is ready and cook until the internal temperatures reach 155 F. Start testing a single sausage after 1 hour (no need in poking them all and letting all of the juicy goodness drain out). Cooking time should be 1-2 hours total.
- Remove from smoker and cover in foil until ready to use.
- Serve with Sriracha mustard sauce, for dipping.
For the Sriracha mustard sauce
- Whisk together all ingredients.
Nutrition
Nutritional values are approximate.