What I like to do is cut the peppers put them on a large baking sheet, tossing some olive oil with salt and pepper, and then rest the sausages on top of the peppers and roast them in a hot oven for 20 to 40 minutes. The sausage juices drip down and coat the peppers, the peppers become concentrated in their sweetness, and the top of the sausages become caramelized from the hot heat.
Almost bake it my way but I partly cook the sausage in pan with a few pokes with knife for oil to leak out the toss everything in big mixing bowel with chick thighs and potatoes then coat with spices and oil then on the baking sheet or pan and place chicken on top(skin up)with little salt on the skin bake till potatoes done
Well, lidia, you have no idea what you have just sold to me- Gold. Yes, you heard me. I have been having a hell of time cooking plain sausages over and over. And seeing this new trick of yours is a breakthrough for me. Well done
Sausage with peppers and onions were always a favorite when I was growing up. We could only get green peppers at the time but I love using yellow, orange and red now too.
I tease my Italian friends by reminding them that they eat like Kings and Queens and they remind me that I'm correct! Absolutely LOVE as the rest of America does, Italian cuisine! What mentally unstable person doesn't?? BRAVISSIMMO ladies!! Now I'll subscribe, GRAZIE!
we ate at Becco a few years ago .... One of the top 5 meals I've had in my life! And I've been to some pretty high class restaurants in my day! Love this vid and making sausage & peppers tonight!
HiLidia I have only just discovered your cooking programs courtesy of Australian television and I’m a great fan l love your cooking and I’ve already tried many of your recipes. I love meeting your family, I love meeting grandma and I love saying Tuttl a Tavola a mangiare. Thank you
@@archiemegel1013 Yeah, well you seem like a sweetheart of a guy too! Is that how you learned to get around in the world, by being a pendejo?? You must be very happy in your life, all of your really close friends and all!! Frickin Rumpeculo!!
The beauty of this dish is that it can be done for 2 or 20 with ease. I have bags and bags of sliced peppers of all colors in the freezer, so it's a quick meal as well.
Oh Lidia this looks so amazing. I have been following you for years and have a few of your cookbooks that I use all the time. I met you once a few years ago at Bagliani’s Market in Hammonton NJ where I bought, and you signed, your ‘Celebrate Like an Italian’ cookbook. My daughter just had her first baby so I like to bring her food often. I will make this and bring it for her dinner tomorrow.
Your cooking show I faithfully would watch on PBS in New Your, but the PBS in Marietta, Georgia does not show any of your cooking shows. So, therefore, I am so happy that can watch those great cooking talent on RU-vid.😉
I love watching Lidia cook. She makes everything look so easy and delicious. I watch all the cooking shows, but Lidia is the best. I always say she's not a chef she's a cook because, she cooks food that everyone can enjoy. Love her!
I know sausage and peppers with onions as a sandwich made with a chewy Italian roll. It is very good informal party food, as Lidia said. Something different from or in addition to chili on game day.
OMGOSH. How did I miss this. Lydia, your family is so lovely. You are such a professional. I don’t think any television chefs can do it (cooking) better. I am just so impressed. ❤️ I think I would prefer a little more caramelization on the sausages. Where’s the pasta!?!!!??
Wow the more I get to know about the Italian Food the more I wonder about my family back ground, okay yes I am Black and I have been through all your video and I see many dishes are like my grandmother now she would add a small amount of tomato paste to this dish and serve it with egg noodles we was Poor back then. I had to learn how to cook when she have taken ill around 86 years old so she taught me how to cook from her wheelchair. I wish she was still here because I like to know where she got some of these recipe from she went home last year at 90 years old I really miss her she raise me from a baby and I raise her until 90. she cook real food no fast food in our house. my friends laugh at me and call me Mr. Picky Eater but I really Miss her Smell from our Kitchen, now it only 3 left my Mother and Uncle who can't Cook and myself I try out your spaghetti on my uncle he call me at home and said you put your foot in this spaghetti it is the Bomb he said your cooking is getting better I said thanks if he only know I be watching Lidia on RU-vid and on MPT 2 TV. Thank you for bringing your Cooking Gifts. I keep this great cooking skills up I might Get a Wife now I have to try it on the Church Women if I pass with them look out I going to need me a RU-vid Channel LOL, Keep up the Video Ms. Lidia and I keep trying to cook them. Peace and Blessing Ross from Baltimore Md
ROSS WALKER Sweet man. Lidia has an excellent video site. A lot of us, not Italian, enjoy seeing her recipes and how to make them. I'm a 79 yr old white lady still learning cooking from Lidia. May I suggest another video site I have been watching for years: chriscook4u2. She is a black lady who cooks down home and more. I love her site and have made many recipes from her. Another wonderful cooking site is www.charliethecookandrews.com. New Orleans cooking. Wonderful site. There's a world of amazing recipes from all cultures out there. I've given you just a smidgen you might find interesting and comforting. Good luck!
Peppers, tomatoes and potatoes are all new world products; introduced to Europe by the Spanish. Imagine Italian cooking without tomato. Imagine Irish cooking without potato. Thank Spain.
I love this show and I love Lidia, she's terrific!...I watch it regularly...However now, she seems to be in a rush? This is less appealing!! - Before, she was interacting "with" us, as if we were right there in the kitchen with her...now she is rushing through...just 'getting the job done'...can we bring back the old format?
I saw epsiode 601 Crowd Pleasers today -- missed the beginning of the session using peppers, apples and onions. Would you point me to that recipe please? So far haven't been able to locate on your web site. Thanks so much! Blessings to you and your family
SAUSAGES AND APPLES Salsicce e Mele al Tegame This flavorful one-pot meal is perfect for when big crowds are coming, because the recipe can easily be doubled. It is great for family-style dining or buffets. Serves 6 to 8 ¼ cup extra-virgin olive oil 12 links sweet Italian sausage without fennel seeds (about 2½ pounds) 2 medium onions, halved, then quartered at the root end 1½ teaspoons kosher salt 8 fresh sage leaves ¼ cup cider vinegar 4 Golden Delicious apples, cored and cut into 8 wedges each Heat a large shallow Dutch oven or very large skillet over medium heat. Add the oil. When the oil is hot, add the sausages and brown all over, about 5 to 7 minutes. Add the onions and 1 teaspoon salt. Stir to coat the onions in the oil. Cover the skillet, and let the onions brown and wilt, stirring occasionally, about 5 minutes. Scatter in the sage leaves, and add the vinegar and ¾ cup hot water. Bring to a simmer, cover, and cook until onions are wilted, about 5 minutes. Add the apples, remaining ½ teaspoon salt, and 1 cup water. Bring to a simmer, set the cover ajar, and cook until apples are tender, about 10 to 15 minutes. Uncover the pan, increase the heat to get the juices bubbling, and simmer until the juices reduce and glaze the sausages, apples, and onions, about 2 to 3 minutes. Serve right away.
Peppers cook wonderfully in a microwave with tablespoon EVOO and two tablespoons of butter four minutes. And splash of water. Add lots of chopped garlic for another two minutes. Then add to pan with sausage. And mushrooms. I boil sausage 5 min, then finish in iron frying pan to crisp. I am wary of undercooked sausage.
Are you nuts using microwave.... Jesus h palomino.... Use your stove top and a skillet....if your worried about undercooked sausage then your not watching what your cooking.... Wake up and smell what your cooking....
What kind of sausage is that? Looks pail.is it an italian sausage or can you use your preference with the vegetables an still get the nearly same flavorful outcome?
A little fun fact red bell peppers have as much vitamin C as three oranges, and I think yellow bell peppers have twice as much as that. Sweet bell peppers are a very good thing to have in your kitchen.
I was asked to bring this dish for an event next month so I will be watching several YT Video. No mention was made as to how long the sausage should be cooked nor the type of sausage But I am guessing it matters Not ? I am looking for something that has some sauce to it. Which can be spooned over rice. Older ones has problems chewing so I want to be sure the sausage are tender and soft. Thanks for the FYI. Nice !
