CHEF PRIMERA
ENES

Meat & Seafood · American · European

Sausage and Peppers

9 ingredients · 40 minutes · 2 servings

Cook Now
285kcal4g protein14.3g fat28.8g carbs~$2.02/ serving*Estimates computed from the ingredient list; cost uses average US supermarket prices. Not a substitute for packaging measurements or your receipt.

Ingredients

Servings:
2 lbItalian sausages (sweet, hot, or the correct answer: both)
2 tbspolive oil
3 unitbell peppers (mixed colors, thick strips)
2 unitonions (thick slices)
4 clovegarlic (sliced)
½ cupdry white wine (the deglaze)
1 tsporegano (dried)
¾ tspsalt
½ tspblack pepper
4 unithoagie rolls (the sandwich destiny)optional
½ tspchili flakes (for the sweet-sausage table)optional

Method

  1. sear10 min
    sausages whole, medium, rolled to brown all around — set aside underdone
    the sausages browned deeply on all sides but pulled while still underdone at the center — they finish later in the pepper pile, and this two-stage cook is the method's engine: whole sausages stay juicy where split ones bleed out, and their rendered fat is the peppers' cooking medium
  2. sweat12 min
    peppers + onions + salt in the sausage fat, medium-high, edges catching
    the strips into the flavored fat, tossed occasionally, until slumped and sweet with browned edges — not stewed to surrender: the peppers should still argue back a little, which is what separates the skillet version from a jarred one; garlic in for the last two minutes
  3. simmer10 min
    wine scraped through, sausages back in, covered, until cooked through
    the wine hissed in and scraped through the fond, oregano + pepper, the sausages nested back into the pile with their board juices, lid on — the sausages finish in the pepper steam, and everything trades: pork fat into the vegetables, pepper sweetness into the sausage skin
  4. top3 min
    the destiny question: roll, pasta, or pan
    into hoagie rolls with the peppers piled on for the festival answer, over pasta for the Sunday answer, or straight from the skillet standing up for the honest one — the entry takes no position except that the pan juice goes over the top in every timeline