Roasted Sausage & Peppers
The combination of sausage, peppers and onions is a winning flavor explosion. These independently simple ingredients blend together and the results are simply delicious. Perfect for feeding a crowd too!
The combination of sausage, peppers and onions is a winning flavor explosion. These independently simple ingredients blend together and the results are simply delicious. Perfect for feeding a crowd too!
I tried Bon Appétit’s Best Chicken Parm recipe and here’s what happened> “Holy F#@*!! THIS IS AMAZING!” And then I couldn’t stop eating.
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