25 Best Turkey Sausage Recipes

Delicious turkey sausage recipes shown here prove this **yummy meat** can be just as **scrumptious** as beef and pork.

There’s no denying that turkey has a milder flavor than other kinds of sausages, but it’s not a big deal if you prefer your meat spicy or sweet.

And because it’s so mild and lean, it’s ideal for people who are trying to cut down on meat.

It’s also an excellent option for vegetarians looking for a tasty meat alternative.

So whether you’re looking for something light, healthy, or filling, this list has you covered.

1. Turkey Sausage And Noodles

Want a healthier alternative to your favorite comfort meals?

Turkey sausage and noodles is the answer!

This recipe combines savory turkey sausage with tender, chewy angel hair pasta.

The combination of two ingredients creates a new flavor sensation that’s sure to delight.

Serve this dish on a bed of fluffy angel hair pasta for an easy dinner that will keep your family feeling full all night.

2. Sausage, Pepper and Rice Skillet

This recipe is a little different from the ones above.

It’s not just sausage, pepper, and rice.

There’s also onions and bell peppers for added color and flavor.

(And don’t worry, these are not dried.)

The base of this dish is an easy-to-make skillet full of diced tomatoes, red bell pepper, white onions, garlic powder, salt, and pepper.

Add your cooked sausage in at serving time to keep those veggies nice and crunchy!

3. Pasta With Turkey Sausage And Peas

This dish is a delightful mix of flavors – it’s full of carrots, peas, and turkey sausage.

It’s creamy and rich with the simple addition of parmesan cheese.

It’s a perfect dinner for family dinners or potlucks!

Serve this dish with fresh spinach and roasted potato wedges for even more flavor.

4. Baked Ziti

This baked ziti is a wonderful way to use up leftover pasta.

It’s made with ziti and parmesan, so it can be a bit more filling than simply cutting it into smaller pieces.

Since this recipe calls for marinara sauce, you’ll want to make that first!

Once the noodles are ready, mix the marinara and fresh herbs to taste.

I like to add some garlic as well.

5. Sausage And Peppers

In the mood for a bit of comfort food?

Whip up this easy recipe for sausage and peppers.

Made with ground pork, bell peppers, onions, and Italian seasonings, it’s what you need to whip up on a rainy night.

This dish has all the warmth and savoriness that you can expect from a hearty meal.

It’s super easy to make, too! Just add everything together in a skillet and let it cook!

6. Creamy Kale And Turkey Sausage Pasta With Sun Dried Tomatoes

This recipe is a delicious way to use up some of your leftover turkey, and the sun-dried tomatoes are the perfect finish.

You’ll need a slow cooker for this one, so you can make sure it’s ready when you get home.

Serves four.

I think it would be nice with some roasted Brussels sprouts on top.

7. Turkey Sausage And Cauliflower Stir-Fry

More and more, I’m loving cauliflower rice.

It’s an excellent replacement for pasta and it can be easily reheated.

This recipe uses cauliflower rice, beef sausages, mushrooms, and garlic to make one heckuva flavorful stir-fry!

Easy to prepare and easy to eat, it’s a great choice if you need a quick dinner that won’t take too long.

8. Turkey Sausage And Vegetables

I just can’t get enough of the Middle Eastern flavors that combine meat, veggies, and spices.

This dish is basically a heaping of all that goodness.

It’s flavored with red pepper flakes, garlic powder, paprika, salt, and pepper.

It’s tender and fragrant while still having some crunch.

The sausages are cooked in a pan coated with tomato paste for maximum flavor.

They’ll be juicy and crispy on the outside.

Serve this turkey sausage and vegetables over rice or quinoa for a hearty meal!

9. Sausage, White Bean, and Spinach Soup

Vegan and meat lovers, this is a soup you should try.

It’s hearty, filling, and bursting with flavor.

Add some bread for dipping for an extra scrumptious meal.

10. Paleo And Whole30 Ground Turkey Hash With Squash And Peppers

This recipe is proof that you don’t need to sacrifice flavor or enjoy the taste of meat.

You can still have it.

Thinly sliced sweet potatoes and roasted squash add a wonderful sweetness to the otherwise savory ground turkey.

It’s so good, folks, that you won’t even notice the absence of any meat!

11. Simple Turkey Sausage With Pasta

Have you ever had a pasta dish that was so good, it made you want to eat it again and again?

Well, this turkey sausAGE with pasta is that kind of meal.

The combination of tender chunks of turkey, savory mushrooms, and fresh veggies is delicious.

You’ll love how the flavors come together in every bite.

Plus, it’s dee-lish! It looks incredible, too.

You can customize it however you like by changing the type of pasta and substituting different vegetables for more or less calories.

12. Sausage, Peppers and Onions Skillet

This skillet is the perfect way to treat yourself at the end of a long day.

It’s loaded with cheesy sausage and bell peppers, onions, and all those wonderful spices.

Serve it over a bed of fluffy rice for an instant meal that’s full of flavor.

This dish is so good, you won’t even need to put any effort into it.

It’s easy peasy!

13. Maple Turkey Sausage

Maple turkey sausage might not sound like a complete game changer, but it is.

You’ll make it with just five ingredients and a few minutes of prep time.

It tastes amazing.

The maple syrup and herbs are the secret to its flavor, so keep that in mind when you make this recipe.

Plus, it looks fantastic and will impress your guests when you serve it.

14. Giada’s Orecchiette With Turkey Sausage And Broccoli Rabe

This Italian dish is perfect for a midweek meal.

It has the same hearty flavors of pasta, but it’s more manageable.

The orecchiette noodles provide the perfect base for filling and tender turkey sausage and sauteed broccoli rabe.

It’s rich, creamy, and fresh, with just a hint of heat from red pepper flakes.

This one tastes best when served over white rice or couscous.

15. Turkey Kielbasa Pasta

This easy pasta dish highlights the flavor of kielbasa in a simple yet flavorful sauce.

The best part is you can make this dish in a flash.

No special ingredients are required to pull it off.

It’s full of flavor, and it has a wonderfully creamy texture thanks to the addition of ricotta cheese and milk.

The turkey kielbasa adds bite to every sip.

16. Egg & Turkey Sausage Casserole

Sausage and egg casserole? Yes, please!

This dish is loaded with savory sausage and creamy eggs.

It’s so good it’ll blow your mind.

What makes this recipe so outstanding is how the sausage links are cooked in a buttery mixture of flour, milk, and water.

It turns out to be a little bit like making stuffing.

If you want a meatless meal for Thanksgiving or Christmas, try this chicken-free dish.

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17. Jambalaya With Turkey Sausage

This recipe has everything you love about jambalaya, and then some!

The turkey sausage is the perfect addition to a hearty stew of beans, rice, chicken or shrimp.

To make this dish even better, you can add as many veggies as you want.

I like green beans with onions and peppers on top.

If you’re looking for more protein, try adding chopped chicken or shrimp.

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18. Turkey Sausage & Broccolini Orzo

This turkey sausage and orzo combo is a wonderful way to add some more protein to your diet.

The savory broth is coated with a rich tomato base.

Add the spices, olive oil, garlic, and seasoning, and you’ve got an addictive dish that will leave you wanting more.

Serve this dish over rice for an easy meal that will satisfy even the biggest appetite!

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19. Creamy Sausage Gnocchi

If you’re looking for a dish that will knock your socks off, give this recipe a try.

This hearty gnocchi is creamy and buttery with sausage and cheese.

It’s the perfect dish for dinner parties or special occasions.

It’s also easy to make, so it’s perfect for weeknights!

If you want to make them extra cheesy, add some Gruyère cheese into the mix.

20. Kielbasa Pasta Bake

This recipe is a little different to other pasta recipes because it’s not just heavy on the pasta.

Instead, you use beef and beef broth to make it hearty and rich.

It tastes just like traditional pasta dishes with plenty of robust flavors.

Plus, the inclusion of green olives makes this dish extra special and very tasty.

21. Turkey Sausage And Quinoa Pizza Bowl

I’ve never made a quinoa pizza before.

It’s not that I haven’t tried it.

It just doesn’t sound like something I would want to make on my own.

However, this recipe definitely changed my mind.

Instead of making a plain quinoa pizza, you’ll have the same flavors and textures as you would in a regular one.

But instead of tomato sauce and mozzarella, you’ll use sausage, mushrooms, spinach, and olives.

It has all the pizzazz of a traditional pizza without actually being one!

22. Keto Garlic Butter Sausage & Zucchini

If you’re looking for a low-carb alternative to your favorite sausage flavor, this recipe is perfect.

A combination of garlic, butter, and zucchini, this is a delectable dish that tastes just like the real deal.

It takes only 10 minutes to make and comes together with ease! So what are you waiting for?

23. Whole30 Zuppa Toscana

This recipe is a twist on the classic zuppa Toscana.

It’s packed with colorful veggies, tasty protein, and hearty grains.

The broth is delectable and features spicy sausage, robust beans, and bright herbs.

I love this soup because it has such a unique taste that you can enjoy any time of day or night.

24. Southwestern Turkey Sausage Egg Cups

The key to good egg cups is to use a good quality pasteurized egg.

If you’ve ever tried the store-bought kind, you know it’s not the same.

My husband makes this recipe because he refuses to buy pre-made enchiladas and hates that they have no flavor.

He also likes using bulk sausage, which cuts down on work in preparation.

And I can never not be tempted by some of those Texas hot links!

While this recipe calls for uncooked turkey sausage links, I like to always keep my freezer stocked with links and make it overnight.

That way, there are always leftovers ready when we are.

25. Pasta Fagioli Soup

If you don’t have time to make a big batch of pasta, then this one’s for you.

It’s the perfect easy-to-make soup that only takes 15 minutes to cook.

And all you need is heavy cream, canned tomatoes, and your favorite pasta.

If you’re in a hurry, use frozen peas instead.

Just be sure to thaw them before adding them!