Pork Slapped Sausages – Award Winning Recipe

Pork Slapped Sausages

There are so many great reasons to be alive. Let’s list out a couple of small joys that make any day better;  Bacon, Beer, Sausages, Rock and Roll, Friends, Public Holidays, Bourbon, Birthdays, Trophy’s, Bars. Now imagine if you could combine all of that into one? Could your mind and body possibly even begin to accept and appreciate the high level of ass-kickery? If your name is “Jim” and I am your friend, then you didn’t have much of a choice on this day.

My good bud Jim held his birthday party at Idle Hands, the bar I own with a bunch of friends in NYC’s East Village. It just so happened his b-day fell on the night before a public holiday weekend and one where I felt an inkling to cook. Never to take a birthday, or cooking for that matter, lightly, I prepped for a King’s offering. This one requires some patience but trust me, it’s a trophy awarding crowd pleaser.

Burger Conquest Pork Slapped Sausages

INGREDIENTS

1/4 LB Pancetta
1 Green Bell Pepper
1 Red Bell Pepper
1 Orange Bell Pepper
1 Yellow Bell Pepper
1 Large White Onion
1 Large Spanish Onion
3 Pounds Assorted Italian Sausages (I heavily suggest using Esposito and Sons Sausages)
6 – 12 oz cans of Porkslap Ale Beer
3 Packages Hot Dog Style Potato Rolls
Montreal Steak Seasoning

DIRECTIONS

To start, slice all the peppers and onions lengthwise. Be sure to remove all seeds from the peppers.

Finely chop the Pancetta.


Pour a half a can of Porkslap ale into a large pan or pot and add the chopped Pancetta. Set burner to a high flame.

Chop the onions and peppers length wise into long strips and add to the pan or pot.

Sprinkle in about a tablespoon of Montreal Steak Seasoning.

Once mixture is boiling, lower flame to a simmer and add sausages.

As the Porkslap reduces, continue to add it until you have cooked down the entire 6 pack. Never let the mixture go dry.

Leave some of the juice in the mixture. Once you have reduced 5 1/2 cans of Porkslap, you are done cooking.

At this point the onions and peppers will have practically dissolved and taken on the sweet and malty tastes from the Porkslap.

Serve in a soft Potato Roll.

Enjoy all the accolades from your friends who get to enjoy the awesome yumminess.

And, if you’re friends are as cool as Jim, they’ll award you a trophy for Ass-Kickery in the kitchen.