If you are craving something seriously satisfying, this sausage and peppers recipe hits every mark. It’s bold, juicy, cheesy, and ridiculously easy to make. Think golden-roasted sausages, sweet peppers, caramelized onions, and melted cheese, all piled into crispy bread with a drizzle of rich pan juices. It’s fast to make, packed with flavor, and made from simple, quality ingredients. One bite, and you’ll be hooked. Rustic. Comforting. Completely unforgettable. You’ll be making this one pan recipe on repeat, probably doubling the ingredients, and passing it down for generations.
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INGREDIENTS:
3 large bell peppers
6 Italian sausages, pork with fennel if possible
1 large onion, thinly sliced
4 Crunchy bread rolls
4 Sliced provolone, 1 slice per bread
Mixed dried herbs, marjoram, thyme, and oregano
Extra Virgin Olive Oil, EVOO
Salt & Pepper
METHOD:
1) Cut off the tops of the bell peppers, slice them in half and remove the seeds. Then rinse and cut each one into strips.
2) Place a large deep pan over medium heat and pour in a generous amount of EVOO. Add the sausages and brown them on both sides, then poke a few small holes in each one using a fork to help release the fat and cook through. Once browned, set the sausages aside.
3) In the same pan, add another 4 tablespoons of EVOO and cook the onions. Pour in 2 tablespoons of water and cook for 3 minutes, stirring occasionally, or until they start to become tender.
4) Add the sliced peppers to the pan and pour in as much oil as needed and stir to combine. Cover with a lid and cook for 10 minutes. Season with salt and pepper, then add a pinch of dried herbs, a splash of water and mix again.
5) Add a touch more EVOO, cover, and cook for another 15 minutes. Remove the lid, give everything a good stir, then cover again and cook for 5 more minutes until tender.
6) After the peppers and onions are cooked (about 20 minutes total), add the sausages back to the pan. Cover with a lid and bake in the oven at 180°C/356°F for another 20 minutes.
7) Slice the crunchy bread rolls in half and drizzle EVOO on both sides of them. Place slices of provolone cheese on one side then bake the rolls for 2 minutes at 180°C/ 356°F, or until the cheese melts and the bread turns lightly golden and crisp.
8) Spoon the sausage and pepper mixture inside each roll adding a drizzle of the EVOO from the pan and don’t hold back.
HOW TO SERVE:
Grab your warm buns fresh from the oven, spoon a little of that rich, flavorful pan juice over both sides, then pile on the sweet bell peppers and soft onions. Nestle a juicy hot sausage right in the middle, and finish with another drizzle of that liquid gold. The result will be a mooreish sandwich that’s crisp on the outside, tender inside, and bursting with flavor in every bite.
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⏱️⏱️TIMECODES⏱️⏱️
0:00 Introduction to Best Italian Sausage & Peppers Recipe
0:39 Ingredients for Italian Sausage & Peppers
1:05 How to Cut Onions and Bell Peppers
2:04 Sautéing the Sausage and Peppers
7:13 How to Oven-Bake the Sausage & Peppers
8:22 Preparing the Bread Rolls
10:20 How to Serve Italian Sausage & Peppers
11:32 Time to Eat the Italian SAUSAGE & PEPPERS, E ora si Mangia
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27 Comments
How is it possible that I love your cooking so much but actually dislike olive oil?
Mr. Vincenzo! You are a sight for sore eyes!
Sausage and pepper sub is a street vendor outside Fenway Park before a Red Sox game tradition.
Hi Vincenzo when is the reaction video to chef james makinsons carbonara video coming?
Wow!!.. Italian hot dog, absolutely delicious!!!🎉😊🎉
Salty and well seasoned are two different things, I follow the european style cooking and use teaspoon per lb of meat and season to taste, you just said amaericans like it salty, maybe some do i want it to taste good not make me drink water to wash the salt down. This isn't pretzels after all, and i like a little tomato paste in this and chile flake. Otherwise i make this once in a while. Also because peppers come from america we can use different peppers, bell peppers are bland and full of water, I can think of a lot better peppers for this.
Why doesn't he add salt as soon as the onions go in the pan? It helps to break it down and caramelise
yes! that looks so good! another delicious version is cooked in sauce with sliced sausage! i have the honor of marrying into an Italian-Am family in Clarksburg, WV – a community with a heavy Italian tradition from the coal-mining Italian immigrants who hailed mostly from Calabria. all the local Italian restaurants have it on the menu and it’s on the table on the homes!
You make Frank Pentangeli proud 😅
Thanks Vincenzo, lets keep these traditions alive!
You are very fortunate to have an actual butcher near you. Al we have around where we live are grocery stores with pre – packaged "meat".
Thank you for finally bringing up the Italian diaspora, what about checking out the less known South American dishes created by Italians? Especially the Fugazzetta from Argentina, which is known elsewhere as a pizza but as the name suggests is a Focaccia on steroids. Or the Peruvian green pasta with their twist on pesto would be cool to see you try out or react to a video
I had sausages and peppers last night 😊 I had them between two pieces of focaccia bread though 🙂 added some different types of mushrooms to it and some arugula and spinach
Great.
11:20. Or both, if you live in the Chicagoland area. You can go out and get this at a "Chicago -way" local fast food place. Or my mom represents this 100% and she isn't even Italian American. Fennel seed porl sausage " Sweet Italian" as we call it around Chicago is the best. " Spicy Italian " is good too!
As a Chicagoan, all I'm missing here is giardiniera
Does this work with kangaroo sausage 🤌
What kind of sausage is this? Salsiccia?
"Calabria makes the best sausages" will surely put a smile on Eva´s face
Vincento, believe it or not some people in America put mustard and ketchup on that style sausage grinder. I grew up on similar sandwiches in Massachusetts, its also common to put sausage, red sauce and cheese on a roll and bake it all in an oven, delicious.
Gosh I want to make this now
I like to make the whole dish on the grill in a pot once the sausage is cooked and I add white wine and parsley
Being of Italian descent and growing up in a city that had an unusually large population of people with Italian heritage and immigrants, this reminds me so much of “home”. This was a staple. It was served at home, at your friends houses, at the New Year’s party, at fairs, etc. When I get home sick, I make this. I had to start making my own rolls as I now live in the Midwest, and good, crusty, tasty bread is really hard to find.
Excellent how to video, thanks
I like your recipes a lot!
But I'd drop the olive oil in the buns with the provolone! Instead, if you need more juices with the buns I would use some of the rich sauce of the pan. 😊
By the way, I'm portuguese… 😉
Best regards, Nuno Mendes.
I don’t know one Italian that’s uses bell peppers…..there are much better choices
This sunds like it will be insane with Moroccan lamb sausages…