Italian sub dressing recipe.

[Duncanpup]

Gonna do homemade Italian subs Saturday for college game day found this dressing recipe gonna try it.

1/4 cup olive oil
1/4 cup vinegar balsamic or white.
1 tsp oregano
1 tsp dried basil
2cloves garlic crushed or 1tsp of garlic powder.
1/4 tsg of Xanthan gum optional
Then you mix it up and let it sit for 15 minutes.

So here in central Pennsylvania it’s hard to find a decent Italian hoagie problem is the bread ,Like you will have in Philly or jersey or Brooklyn it’s the water or philly accent worter.
Although the local store has started carrying amorosa hoagie rolls.

[MOMFUDSKI]

1. Could one use

Italian Dressing like Wishbone brand? And then brush it on with a pastry brush? I don't eat subs due to diabetes and the bread being way too many carbs but that sure sounds good. Enjoy.

[Duncanpup]

2. I'm sure you could use wishbone brand.

Actually I'm type 2 so I’m gonna use whole grains wheat bread on mine just sandwich, yet the fellas like amorosos hoagie rolls.

[Deuxcents]

3. Sun Dried Tomato Dressing ..by Kraft goes w/ everything in my house. Yum

[Duncanpup]

6. Tomatoes are my weakness.

Especially when the farm market has fresh tomatoes In summer.

[Diamond_Dog]

4. I think balsamic vinegar makes any dressing taste better!

Sounds delish and perfect for college game day. What kinda meats and cheeses ya got?

If you ever see Ya Ya’s Italian dressing in the store, try it. It’s made in Akron so it may just be local. No worter problems there that I know of either.

[Duncanpup]

5. Agree on balsamic

Will hit deli in morning get usual provolone mozzarella and meats I’ll charge kids $8 each for dad sub 😉

[judesedit]

7. That sounds real close to me. I'm from south Jersey and know what you mean about those yummy rolls

Perfect outside crust, soft inside. Lots of good Italian bakeries there. Can't get them anywhere else I've been. I'm sure you'll make some scrumptious hoagies, though. When I go home once a year or so, I always get a cheesesteak, a panzarotti, and an Italian hoagie. You're making me homesick. lol They have the best snowflake rolls, too.

[Duncanpup]

8. I love snowflake rolls.

There is this bakery in south jersey where my wife grew up those snowflake roll’s delicious.

[judesedit]

18. They were the best with plain butter or even ham and cheese lol

[SheltieLover]

9. I usd 4 Seasons (or Kroger brand) Zesty Italian mix & cider vinegar

Super yummy!

Enjoy, Dunc!

[Duncanpup]

10. Thanks Sheltielover.

[SheltieLover]

11. Yw, Dunc!

Enjoy!

[hippywife]

12. Love my toasty Italian subs...

but, honestly, I just toss a small salad of chopped lettuce and onions, sliced tomatoes and toss in balsamic vinegar (red wine or apple cider works, too) and oil, salt, pepper and garlic powder, then put that on my sub when it comes out of the oven. No fuss, no muss, no biggie. Delicious!

[Duncanpup]

13. Sounds delicious Hippywife.

[hippywife]

14. Many of us tend to most enjoy the flavors of our childhood.

Vinegar and oil was the only kind of salad dressing we ever had as kids. We didn't know or care that anything else even existed.

[Duncanpup]

15. Do you enjoy cucumber salad

I love tomatoes onions and salad drenched in vinegar and oil. I do enjoy when the produce is fresh from local farms and we go farm market.

[hippywife]

16. Summer staple here.

Like to keep a bowl of tomatoes, onion and cuke floating in vinegar and oil in the fridge and keep adding to it as we eat it. Heck, I'll even eat leftover green salad, wilted lettuce and all.

[japple]

17. Kroger has hoagie rolls that are pretty good. Bolillo is the brand name, I think.

If you heat them up, they are a little toasty on the outside and soft in the middle.