Polish Sausage Submarine Sandwich

Submitted by steve in FL

"When I was in high school, I worked at a Polish Deli in Michigan and this was one of their most popular subs."

 

• Ready In: 25mins
• Ingredients: 5
• Serves: 4

ingredients

• 1 lb Polish sausage (Kielbasa)
• 16 ounces sauerkraut, drained
• 4 submarine rolls
• mustard (yellow or brown, your choice)
• horseradish (optional)

directions

1. Slice the sausage into 1/4" rounds, on the diagonal (so as to get more surface space).
2. Evenly lay out the sausage slices over bottom half of sub rolls.
3. Top with desired amount of sauerkraut, if desired. In Michigan - they desire. lol.
4. Squirt some mustard, your choice of flavor - over the kraut.
5. If you're into horseradish, you want to schmear the top half of the bun with that.
6. Cover the sandwich with the top bun; wrap in foil, and bake at 350 for about 15 minutes, until heated thru and bun is toasted.
7. Sometimes people would ask for cheese to be added, so if you see yourself in that crowd, add it after the kraut.

Reviews

[chelleg]

What a delicious, easy and quick way to make a meal. My whole family loved the sandwich. I did fry the sausage before building the sandwich. I also used a large round loaf of bread because I was out of sub rolls. I went by the recipe otherwise. The sandwich turned out great and was so easy. I will certainly make this recipe again and again. Thanks :-)

 

[sheenasimmons1982]

This sandwich was amazing. My husband keeps telling me to make it again and again. I made it exactly like the recipe is written for the two of us and prepared it with only mustard, kraut and cheddar cheese for my children. They loved it. Great recipe!

 

[Brandess]

I made this recipe exactly as written with no deviations. This sub was simply wonderful on all fronts. It was easy to prepare, the ingredients were inexpensive and the taste is fabulous. I used my own recipe for the submarine rolls and I cannot imagine a better compliment to my bread!

 

[teresas]

This is awesome! The only thing I will be doing different in the future is cook them in the oven for a least 25 maybe 30 minutes. I did toast the rolls before heating as rickoholic83 suggested but they still were lukewarm. Instead of the Kielbasa I used Smoked Bratwurst. I used the yellow mustard and I added a slice of swiss cheese which I was hoping would be nice and gooey. Next time it will be. :) Thanks steve in fl for posting.

 

[Stacee R.]

Fantastic! I cut the recipe down to 1 serving and toasted the sub roll. I used yellow mustard and added about a tablespoon of horseradish. Loved it! Thanks for sharing, steve in FL. **Made for Spring PAC 2008**