Italian Sausage And Pepper Kabob Sandwiches

[lamberts-lost-tooth]

For all you out there preparing for the TAILGATE!!!

Use large diced red and green bell peppers and quarter small yellow onions. Slice Johnsonville Hot Italian Sausage into 1/2 inch coins. Soak wooden skewers in water about 15 minutes. Take a skewer and alternate peppers, sausage and onions, being sure not to make them longer then the bun you are going to be using. Spread marina sauce inside your favorite bun or roll. When kabobs are done, place in bun. Hold bun firmly keeping sausage and peppers in place while removing the skewer. Add a slice or two of provolone or mozzarella cheese and serve.

[83-Steelers-43]

Posted this once before.

If your going with Italian sausage and your in the Pittsburgh area, here is the best Italian sausage in Pittsburgh; http://www.riccisausage.net/

It also helps if you have homemade sauce. While I enjoy other people's Italian sausage with peppers and onions, it doesn't taste the same as homemade. I make it the night before a Steeler game, reheat it in the morning and bring to every tailgate, good stuff.

They are good people also.

[floodcitygirl]

Originally Posted by 83-Steelers-43

Posted this once before.

If your going with Italian sausage and your in the Pittsburgh area, here is the best Italian sausage in Pittsburgh; http://www.riccisausage.net/

It also helps if you have homemade sauce. While I enjoy other people's Italian sausage with peppers and onions, it doesn't taste the same as homemade. I make it the night before a Steeler game, reheat it in the morning and bring to every tailgate, good stuff.

They are good people also.

Are you making this for all the games and tailgating?

[83-Steelers-43]

Originally Posted by floodcitygirl

Are you making this for all the games and tailgating?

I try to make it for every home game. It all depends on the night before.

[floodcitygirl]

Originally Posted by 83-Steelers-43

I try to make it for every home game. It all depends on the night before.

Have I mentioned that I'll be in town for a home game this year???

[83-Steelers-43]

Well, if you like Italian sausage/peppers/onions with homemade pasta sauce, let me know when you are going.

[floodcitygirl]

Originally Posted by 83-Steelers-43

Well, if you like Italian sausage/peppers/onions with homemade pasta sauce, let me know when you are going.

What a great idea! So glad you thought of it!

[Mamaduck43]

I never thought about kabbobbing (is that a word?) this, but I have made something similar for years..... I grew up in Hampton Township and we used to get homemade hot sausage from Giel's market on Middle Road..... We would simmer them in beer for a while then add green and red peppers and onions..... A bit of homemade tomato sauce and a long slow simmer until the sauce reduced by half made them sooooooo good..... Served on a fresh Mancini's roll (do they still make them?) with a cold beer on the side and it is nirvana!!!!!!! I made this last year in Wisconsin for the Packer / Steeler game - - - - my Son in law insisted on Brats, but I wanted him to have some real Pittsburgh food, too - - - I noticed that he came back for seconds and thirds and there were brats leftover.....

Not only do the Steelers have the best fans, but we have the best game day food, too.....

[floodcitygirl]

Originally Posted by 83-Steelers-43

Well, if you like Italian sausage/peppers/onions with homemade pasta sauce, let me know when you are going.

BTW, If I like it???!!! If either of you are cooking Italian.....I'm there!

[83-Steelers-43]

Originally Posted by Mamaduck43

Served on a fresh Mancini's roll (do they still make them?)

Yes they do. Go there every Saturday morning. They are still selling bread out of McKees Rocks.

Btw, your recipe sounds damn good (only with Ricci's sausage). I'll try it some time. Thanks.