Maxwell Street Polish sandwich

A Chicago classic sausage sandwich. The addition of sweet griddled onions on top of a savory sausage makes for a pretty good sandwich experience. Thanks to Bobak Sausage Company for providing the sausages for this sandwich.
YIELD
2 sausage sandwiches
PREP TIME
schedule 10 minutes
COOK TIME
schedule 25 minutes
TOTAL TIME
schedule 35 minutes

Ingredients:

Griddled onions and sausage
  • 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
  • 1 whole yellow onion
  • pinch of salt and black pepper
  • 2 Maxwell Street Polish sausages (I used Bobak brand - a smoked kielbasa or smoked Polish sausage will work as well)
Sandwich assembly
  • 2 hot dog or brat buns
  • 2 griddled sausages (from above)
  • yellow mustard
  • griddled onions (from above)
  • sport peppers (pickled serranos or jalapenos could work in a pinch)

Directions:

Griddled onions: slice onions into rings and then cut each ring into halves and then quarters. 

Preheat a griddle or a large cast iron skillet on your gas grill or stovetop for 10 minutes. Once the griddle/pan is hot add a tablespoon of oil and toss on the sliced onion. Sprinkle the onion pieces with a pinch of salt and pepper and stir to combine.

Cook the onions for 10 minutes, stirring often. Then add the sausages directly to the pan or griddle while you continue to cook the onions. 

Grill the sausage for around 15 minutes flipping every 5 minutes or so to try to get some color on the sausage. Continue to cook and stir the onions the whole time. If the onions start to look like they are turning dark brown add a teaspoon or two of water and toss them around. 

After the sausage has cooked for at least 15 minutes and the onions start to turn brown and soften, remove both to a plate or cutting board to start sandwich assembly. 

Sandwich assembly: toast your hot dog or brat bun. Add the hot, cooked sausage link and top with a squirt of yellow mustard.

Pile onions on top of the mustard-covered sausage. Top with 2 sport peppers on each sandwich. 

Serve and enjoy. 

Have you made this recipe? Tag @beerinator and let him know!



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