cocktail sausage

He picked up a cocktail sausage and gave it a light flourish.

Grill 40 cocktail sausages, cool a little and wrap bacon around each one.

A cheerio is a smaller version, about half the size, sometimes called a cocktail sausage or a "little boy".

She could garnish a turkey with chestnut stuffing balls, bacon rolls and pork cocktail sausages.

In New Zealand and Australia, a small version of a saveloy, also called a cocktail sausage.

"Hot cocktail sausages, actually," Macho corrected.

They are sometimes confused with cocktail sausages, often served at buffets, which are much smaller, thinner and about half the length of typical chipolatas.

From mini-versions of humble British classics to elegant blinis to retro cocktail sausages - we have all you need for the perfect party.

Rincewind poked very cautiously inside a hollow log and found a ham sandwich and a plate of cocktail sausages.

Lorinda piled chicken, beef and even cocktail sausages into the thoughtfully provided napkin, prior to transfer into the plastic kitty-bag.

The main character played by Jonas Karlsson talks about Meiwes while eating a cocktail sausage.

Tulip's Ruskington site now produces fried crumbed products like Scotch Eggs and cocktail sausages.

Hot cocktail sausages, satay chicken sticks, giant prawns, sweet-and-sour pork, steak medallions and bowls of tempting spicy dips.

Sometimes sausage meat, cocktail sausages or liver wrapped in bacon is also served (known as bacon rolls or "pigs in blankets").

Walking back from the tea tent, I see half a dozen people cautiously advancing with what I take to be cocktail sausages on long skewers held before them.

I think, moreover, that this works better with little sausages of the sort we British call cocktail sausages, or chipolatas; you can use breakfast sausage with equal success.

It did seem unnecessary to give the food cute Irish names like Molly Malone's Mussels and the Crock of Gold (Irish cocktail sausages).

The Journalist gloomily thought it all pretty poor fare, but he tried to hide his contempt for the lack of 'fish-paste', tiny chicken vol-au-vents and cocktail sausages on sticks.

Occasional sightings were reported and followed up assiduously by the Missing Membra Virile taskforce but usually turned out to be leftover prunes or cold cocktail sausages.

He gave each of them a cocktail sausage spirited away from the hotel buffet, and after they had gobbled their treat rapturously and washed up meticulously, he made his announcement.

By the time he moved to New York City in 1971, there wasn't a proper chipolate (a British cocktail sausage that resembles the Vienna variety) or steak and kidney pie in town.

A membership fee entitles a customer to shop at Sam's, which charges wholesale prices for name-brand, often high-end merchandise-everything from tires to cameras to watches to office supplies to cocktail sausages and soft drinks.

"Seriously," he said as he loaded his plate for the third time with canned cocktail sausages and processed cheese slices, "the last few years have been the richest in my entire life, and I mean it!

At Kocher's, the frankfurters, wieners and cocktail sausages are made in the big room in the back, amid a cacophony of whirring and rumbling stainless-steel machinery, with a floor constantly flushed by running water.