Italian Benedict Hoagie

Servings: 6 Total Time: 22 mins Difficulty: Intermediate
This Italian Benedict Hoagie takes everything you love about a classic eggs Benedict and gives it a bold, deli-inspired twist — all made on the griddle.
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Italian Benedict Hoagie

Difficulty: Intermediate Prep Time 10 mins Cook Time 12 mins Total Time 22 mins
Servings: 6
Best Season: Suitable throughout the year

Description

An Italian loaf is filled with savory Italian meat, melty cheese, perfectly cooked eggs, and a rich, velvety hollandaise with a hint of zest. The griddle brings it all together, crisping the bread, warming the meats, and delivering that golden, just-right finish. It’s brunch with attitude — hearty, indulgent, and built to impress.

Ingredients

Hollandaise Sauce

Sandwich

Instructions

  1. 1. Heat griddle to medium-low and side burner to low (or one half of griddle to medium-low and one half to low.)
  2. 2. On side burner, fill a pot 1/4 full of water. While that heats up, cut center out of bread loaf and set aside.
  3. 3. In a medium size bowl, scramble 4 eggs. Add Italian seasoning and set aside.
  4. 4. In a medium size metal bowl (larger than the pot) add three egg yolks. In a separate small bowl, juice one lemon.
  5. 5. Add prosciutto to griddle on medium-low and crisp up. Moving it around to heat evenly. While that cooks, line the inside of your loaf with provolone slices. Once done, add meat to inside of bread.
  6. 6. Make the sauce - whisk egg yolks in bowl and set on top of pot. Continue to whisk and add lemon juice. When combined, slowly add butter, and continue to stir until you reach a creamy consistency.
  7. 7. Add oil to griddle and pour eggs down - cook thoroughly. Add eggs to inside of bread. Immediately pour sauce over the top.
  8. 8. Chop some Italian parsley and sprinkle over the top. Slice loaf and serve with extra sauce in the side for dipping.
Keywords: brunch, benedict, eggs, sandwich
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