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Sausage & Taters

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duckegg
duckegg Posts: 267
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
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<p />I have cooked this for years ind but this is the first time on the egg. [p]Hot sausage, taters, peppers, onions and pepperacinis in ancient cast iron.
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  • ChefDave
    ChefDave Posts: 142
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    duckegg, Would you share your recipe? The dish looks delicious.[p]David

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  • GenesGrill
    GenesGrill Posts: 308
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    duckegg,
    Looks great! Do have to constantly stir it, or what?
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  • duckegg
    duckegg Posts: 267
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    Letts-Do-It,
    It's pretty straight foreward. [p]1 pkg.Hot or sweet Italian sausages cut in pieces
    3-4 Potatos cut in half and sliced
    Bell Peppers and onions slicead
    4-5 Peperacinnis ripped into pieces with liquid[p]Proportions are up to your taste

    Saute sausages until nicely browned in good sized pan and remove to Paper towel lined bowl to absorb greese.[p]Toss onion & Peppers into same pan and saute until starting to soften, add potatos and stir and flip ocasionaly, make sure potato slices seperate from another. When potatoes get beautiful and a little crispy here and there toss in the sausages and add the Pepperacinis and their liquid. Cook maybe 5 min more till sausage reheats. Plate![p]I used about 350 dome temp and did cover pan occasionally.[p]Good luck![p]
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  • duckegg
    duckegg Posts: 267
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    GenesGrill,
    Not constantly, but frequently. I kept lid down when not stirring so egg would not get too hot.
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