13 Reviews of Sausages & Bell Peppers

From: Karen=^..^=

On Oct 29, 2004

This was absolutely wonderful. I have made sausage, peppers and onions before, but I never used this method. The boiling and adding garlic & fresh tomatoes were new for me. We had it as is and also on Italian rolls and it's just fabulous. I will confess that I used a can of pizza sauce instead of tomato sauce(I only had giant cans of tomato sauce and didn't want to open one for such a small amount). Other than that, followed to a "T" and it was really delicious. The kids can't wait to have more tomorrow!

From: Chef #184441

On May 19, 2005

I was outside doing yard work when the aroma hit me. I came into the house and told my wife I don't know what you're cooking, but you better have enough for the rest of the neighborhood! This is a terrific recipie. My wife used a 14oz can of diced tomatoes instead of the fresh ones. Thank you CountryLady!

From: PaulaG

On Nov 9, 2004

I agree with Marie and Karen, this is absolutely wonderful! I added an additional tomato instead of the sauce as I divided the recipe in half for DH and I. My sausage was a green onion chicken sausage that I picked up at the butcher. The divided recipe still would feed 4. This is definately a keeper no matter how many it will feed!

From: Neever

On Dec 2, 2006

Quick, tasty and easy. I used red bell peppers and green peppers that are known as "Italian" peppers around here. I also used local sausage, longaniza, and was too lazy to go and buy tomatoes so I used a bit more tomato sauce! I also cooked the sauce for quite a long time, as I don't like my cooked peppers in any way hard. The sauce would be lovely, as CountryLady said, by itself, or even with veggie sausages.

From: Marie

On Nov 7, 2004

This is absolutely wonderful! I have made sausage and peppers a gazillion times, but never thought of adding tomatoes and sauce. Followed recipe exactly and it is perfect. Thanks so much for posting this keeper, CL.

From: KITTENCAL

On Mar 10, 2005

Delicious! What a fast and wonderful tasting meal. I used large Italian style sausages, and used 3 green and one red, I would have used two red, but just way too expensive for this time of year... otherwise made as directed. I served it with white rice, a side salad and rolls. It was enough for DH, DS and myself, but no leftovers around with my son LOL! Thank you for another wonderful recipe CL!....Kitten

From: Gerry

On Oct 21, 2005

We love sausages but they are reserved for those 'treat meal days'... and this is definitely a treat. Made this several times using sweet Italian sausages. What a wonderful combination, the onions, peppers and tomatoes so compliment the sausage. Having an abundance of home grown tomatoes I did toss in a couple extra tomatoes, other then that I followed the recipe ... wouldn't change a thing. This ones another keeper!

From: Heaven's Kitchen

On Jul 7, 2006

Delicious! The only changes I made were to use extra garlic and to add some wine to the pan shortly after adding in the tomatoes. I added the tomato sauce and put the sausages back in once the wine was almost completely evaporated. We had this with basmati rice. SO GOOD!

From: ellie_

On Sep 28, 2006

Very good over noodles! I cut the sausages into chunks and only used one big onion. Great weekday meal- next time I might add some oregano or basil though. Thanks for sharing!

From: Bill Butler

On Aug 17, 2006

I had some leftover grilled Sausages that I had in the freezer. I went on the Zaar to find what I could make with them and this sounded good. WOW! It was incredable. I cut up the sausage into 1" bits & served the whole dish over rice. The only thing I would do different next time is use a Hot/Spicy Sausage to give it a bit of a kick. Thanks for the great recipe.