What makes my spicy hot italian sausage so special? It's the perfect size, long & thick, and firm yet pliable, more than filling without leaving one feeling overstuffed. Being from southern Italy, my spicy hot italian sausage has a touch of boerewors in it, giving it some extra flava'. Fitting perfectly in the mouth, women love the texture on their tongues and the way the warm gooey sauce hits the back of their throats as they bite down.
But you're sayin' "Felipe, I don't have a spicy hot italian sausage!" Fear not my testosterone addled brothers, whether you have a bratwurst, a banger or chorizo, the truth is most of our better halves will love the sausage you have for them. Well except for cocktail wieners. Not that women can't love them, it just takes a special woman to live solely with cocktail wieners. If that's all you have, you could experiment with other sausages, though you might want to be careful with the boerewors sausage from South Africa. Legend says women that have tried it have had a hard time enjoying any other types of sausages after that experience.
Wow writing this post has made me mmmmm........hungry.........very hungry. I hear the woman comin' in and she'll be looking for her spicy hot italian sausage. She's has that ravenous look in her eyes, I'm gonna have to supersize it. Better get cookin'.
yeah baby let's get cookin'..................
(Read that last part in your very best Barry White voice.)
Felipe's Spicy Hot Italian Sausage
Tofurky Italian Sausage
Tofutti Mozzarella Slices
Sliced Bell Peppers (frozen or fresh)
Tomato Sauce
Hogie Rolls*
Preheat broiler while heating sausages, peppers and tomato sauce in a skillet. When warm, layer sausages, peppers and sauce into a split hogie roll. Cover sausage/peppers with Tofutti slices, broil until the 'cheese' has melted.
Serve hot & steamy
* The best and easy choices for finding vegan baked goods is your local kosher bakery, but be sure to ask about eggs as I do not think they are covered by Kosher rules, but I don't know that for a fact. If anybody knows feel free to drop us a line. Thanks
Tofurky Italian Sausage
Tofutti Mozzarella Slices
Sliced Bell Peppers (frozen or fresh)
Tomato Sauce
Hogie Rolls*
Preheat broiler while heating sausages, peppers and tomato sauce in a skillet. When warm, layer sausages, peppers and sauce into a split hogie roll. Cover sausage/peppers with Tofutti slices, broil until the 'cheese' has melted.
Serve hot & steamy
* The best and easy choices for finding vegan baked goods is your local kosher bakery, but be sure to ask about eggs as I do not think they are covered by Kosher rules, but I don't know that for a fact. If anybody knows feel free to drop us a line. Thanks
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