Baseball Season is Food Network Steak Sandwich Season

America's favorite pastime has been known, unfortunately, for some of America's worst food. To enjoy a game meant to overpay for stale pretzels, beer and hot dogs, and, if you're lucky, some frozen pizza.

Those days are over. Food Network and partner Delaware North Companies are stepping up to the plate to serve Food Network Signature Sandwiches at 9 baseball stadiums across the country. The chefs in the Food Network Kitchens worked tirelessly (during spring training) to create a Signature Steak Sandwich, plus a locally-inspired sandwich for each stadium -- 8 steak 'wiches and one sausage with local twists.

Here's how they did it (warning: be prepared to drool for a full minute and a half)

And the sandwiches you can order (or find the recipes here):

Signature (served at all stadiums below)

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