These addictive little appetizers are so easy to make, and great for potlucks as well. This recipe could easily be changed up to suit your taste.

Slow Cooker Cocktail Smokies

(16 ounce) packages miniature smoked sausage links

(8 ounce) jar grape jelly

(12 ounce) bottle barbeque sauce

Combine grape jelly and barbeque sauce in a slow cooker. Stir in the miniature smoked sausage links. Cook on High, until heated through, 2 to 3 hours.


Great and simple. A word of warning: Do NOT use a smokey BBQ sauce with lil smokeys.  Use a sweet bbq sauce.

I have been making these for years.  The only thing I do differently is mix equal parts grape jelly, BBQ sauce and ketchup.  This also works just as well with cut up beef hot dogs.  Adults and kids alike love these.  I love them especially because they're fast, easy and can be prepared in advance.

I have been making these for parties for years!  People can't seem to get enough of these.  I always use apricot jelly but I'm sure grape works just fine too.  These little things seem to be addictive no matter how you make them.

I have been making this for 15 years. My x-wife had this recipe. Funny to see it again here. Nobody believs me when I say I used grape jelly in it. I take it to pot lucks all the time and it is one of the first dishes to go. Just took it to a b day party last month and when my girlfriend saw me putting grape jelly in with the links a sause, she grosed out and said no way she would eat it, and that I ruined the links she spent all that money on. After hearing all the great revievs from party goers she decided to give it a shot. She loved it!

u can also make this with a jar of chili sauce and a can of thanksgiving cranberry jelly.  both are also good with little cocktail sized meatballs.  i too agree how addictive this recipe is!

A household hit for any occaision! I use equal parts of grape jelly and BBQ sauce. I also make this with prepared meatballs from the grociery store. This is also good using both meatballs and lil smokies. Just make sure the sauce covers the meat. This gives a little more variety when making for a party.

This is in the crockpot as we speak. It's not a holiday without these wonderful little gems. I did saute a little onion and garlic in butter, then added the grape jelly and my own homemade barbeque sauce and peppered it up a bit before pouring over the Lil' Smokies. OMNOM.

I was very skeptical about this recipe so I tested it first.  Funny how the taste changes as it cooks.  After an hour the smoky flavor from the bbq sauce was so overwhelming I thought this was a big mistake but after 2 hours the smokiness was slight and balanced and delicious.  I couldn’t believe it.  I reheated them the next day in the microwave oven and they were still perfect.   Strange but this works !

I love these little yummy appetizers and have eaten many sauce variations but my favorite is a combination of grape jelly catsup pineapple a little sugar and......diced jalapenos!

These did NOT taste good. I used Famous Dave's Sweet N Sassy with grape jelly over miniature buffalo sausages. I wasted a bunch of sausages and had to come up with a "plan B" for my party. Will use a recipe with ingredients that aren't so bizarre. The grape jelly was just too much.

See how to turn three ingredients into an addictive little appetizer.

slow cooker cocktail smokies

Prep Time: 5 minutes

Cook Time: 2 hours

Total: 2 hours, 5 minutes

Servings: 10

Cost: $1.63 /serving

Author : Malina Bleeding Heart Morris

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