Oh well...I'm gonna go ahead and get started. I can always wrap it up later. I'll keep the dialog to a minimum because you've already been through all of that.
Homemade Italian sausage
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Into a CI skillet
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Veggies, garlic, and some Italian seasonings also in a CI skillet
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Egg with a splash of heavy cream to brush the top with
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Provolone
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Vermont extra sharp white cheddar
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Egg wash and crushed red pepper
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Served with some homemade marinara for dipping
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Well, looks like I got it done. Yours is far prettier and more symmetrical than mine, that's for sure!! There were enough differences that I considered doing a second thread but this is your baby. You deserve the accolades so figured I'd just try to enhance yours instead of starting another one. It is quick, easy, and amazingly good!! My only takeaway is that with it only having sausage for a meat, it's a bit one dimensional. When I do anything that even resembles something like this I like to use multiple meats. Next time I'll add some Canadian bacon, pepperoni, and maybe some bacon crumbles. Outside of that, this was nothing short of amazing!! Tracy says we have yet another fantastic meal to add to our rotation. Thanks so much for posting this Travis. The inspiration was off the charts and your presentation was a showcase. Cannot wait to do this one again!! Also cannot believe how easy the laced wrap was to do. I was a bit intimidated but there's nothing to it at all. Y'all may wanna give this one a shot. It's well worth it.
One happy camper,
Robert