behold, an oven pan laden with delicious food (a LOT of it) that is cost-effective, EASY EASY EASY, and delicious. when i say “easy” here, i don’t mean “for the beginner cook” easy. i mean any blathering idiot can make this.
this recipe will serve 3-4 adults, or one bachelor again and again.
kiddo alert: should be good to go.
get it:
- 1 package (at least 1 lb) of your favorite sausage links (johnsonvilles, evergood, generic smoked sausage, whatever you like. i used polish sausages, 4 to a pack)
- 4-5 decent-sized potatoes (i prefer yukon gold or red bliss)
- 1 small jar banana peppers
- 1-2 bell peppers, sliced
- 1 large onion, sliced
- 3 tbsp olive oil (yes, it has to be OLIVE oil)
- salt & pepper
- *optional — 2 tsp dried rosemary (bachelors, ignore this. your salt and pepper will be fine. i know that asking you to procure olive oil was already a stretch.)
- *optional — 3 tbsp creole seasoning
make it:
- spray a large baking pan w/ nonstick spray (make sure there is at least a small “lip” that provides a “side” to the pan, don’t use a flat baking sheet.
- slice sausages into thin rounds, about 1/5″ thick. if you know how to slice using a “bias” cut, do that. if not, don’t worry about it.
- cut potatoes into 1/2″ chunks
- slice onion and pepper into strips
- place all ingredients on baking sheet and drizzle oil over. use your hands to toss everything together in the oil, making sure everything feels coated.
- add salt & pepper and spices (if using)
- top w/ sliced banana peppers
- bake at 400 for about 30-35 min, until potatoes are tender
- EAT
This fast and easy. I use Italian sausage. For me it's a comfort food. Always delish!
ReplyDeleteI have made this multiple times. Wonderful every time. So easy. I do mix mine in a large bowl. Extra dish to wash but everything gets coated real well. I have been known to let it cook just a little longer. We like a nice crisp on things. 😀
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