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Ever had a fried bologna sandwich?
I've been eating bologna sandwiches ( when I was still working) for well over 50 years, and just had my first FRIED bologna sandwich!
Darn, it was GOOD! It reminded me of the taste of a hotdog sandwich.
I first heard about these on the Longmire series. Chance Gilbert was fixing them.
Anyone else enjoying these?
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The discovery of fire greatly enhanced many aspects of the human experience.
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Been eating them for over 50 years. Add sautéed onions and you have yourself a poor mans steak sandwich.
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add a fried egg and a slice of cheese on each side and you have an all star breakfast sandwich which I sometimes have for dinner and supper.
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The discovery of fire greatly enhanced many aspects of the human experience.
Bologna sandwiches just weren't right until Prometheus hooked us up.
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we were so poor growing up a Bologna Pot Roast was the regular LOL
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Yeah
I've always called it fried even though
it's not so much fried as browned.
Goes in a dry hot skillet for a couple
of minutes on each side.
Toasted white bread with yellow mustard.
Piling on stuff just takes away from the
flavor. People do that these days for
whatever reason
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add a fried egg and a slice of cheese on each side and you have an all star breakfast sandwich which I sometimes have for dinner and supper. ^^^This^^^ The Breakfast of Champions!!!
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For 65+ years here on toast with Gulden’s Spicy Brown Mustard, Wise Potato Chips and a good dill pickle. Important to slice the edge in a couple spots so the Bologna doesn’t curl up.
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About the only way I can bologna is to either have it fried or eat it on crackers.
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Fried bologna, wilt the lettuce in the grease, on toast with mayo...................
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Always seems greasy.
Sometime get the deli girl to chip you bologna.
Weird, but it tastes different cut thin.
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We called bologna "jumbo" for some reason when I grew up. Ate a lot of it because we were poor.
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They... don't do fried bologna in Oregon?
Not being facetious, genuinely shocked that fried bologna is not a thing there.
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Been decades but I sure liked it. Seem to recall cutting the edges to keep it from buckling...
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Get some whole bologna, slice it about a quarter of an inch thick, then fry it up and make a sandwich. Good stuff!
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Any reason to fry bologna and not Spam?
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Somewhere I saw bologna smoked. Looked fantastic. Can only imagine what it would taste like smoked then fried.
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Thick sliced from the German deli. Fried up on a bun. Nothing on it. Delicious.
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A thick sammich of fried bologna on plan old fresh Wonder bread.
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