Chicago-style giardiniera is a product of immigrants and dolloped on Italian beef, burgers, pizzas, eggs — everything. J.P.

It's often a standout on antipasti platters in its birthplace of Italy, but giardiniera also found a home in Chicago. In the late 19th century, Italian immigrants flocked to the Windy City ...

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The answer may be in a humble jar of delicious Italian giardiniera. This blend of pickled vegetables is the perfect addition ...

Baker’s family urged her to make the Italian Not Beef more accessible by topping it with Marconi mild giardiniera. Not to worry, though, Baker says: “The people who want spicy? They get spicy.” ...

This is my version of Italian giardiniera, or vinegar pickled vegetables. They are great with barbecued or panfried pork, chicken or beef; with cheese in a sandwich or as part of a salad.

Divide the beef evenly among the rolls, then dip the sandwiches in the remaining au jus to make an authentic "dipped" Chicago Italian beef sandwich. Top with Hot Giardiniera if desired.

Medha Imam: Fresh rolls of French bread sliced down the middle, loaded with thinly sliced marinated beef that soaks into the bun, topped with piles of sweet peppers and giardiniera, all laid ...