A different food that by father said my grandmother made is potato Bologna. It's basically mashed potatoes stuffed into a sausage casing and then cooked. I tried making it once from a recipe I had, and it turned out awful. I either didn't know the seasonings to mix with the mashed potatoes, or I didn't know how to serve it because there isn't too much to making mashed potatoes, nor stuffing a casing.
phoenyxstarr wrote:Yeah, I'm glad I don't remember it either.
Yes, my avatar is a wolf. They are my favorite animal.
Yes, my avatar is a wolf. They are my favorite animal.
My father-in-law loves wolves. The has this license plate that says
WERE4WLF, and everyone thinks he's a werewolf as in Lon Chaney Jr. :p
My son's friend has a part dog/part wolf pet and she's gorgeous---looks very similar to phoenyxstarr's avatar and she's good-natured.
Everyone, as much as I love talking about wolves, I think we've strayed off-topic... Maybe we should get back on track??
I have a question... How many people here have eaten or heard of fried bologna sandwiches? My husband loves them, but I've never had one. I spent alot of summers in Indiana, and I don't remember anyone there eating them. Is it a regional thing? We live in Oklahoma, and hubby grew up in Texas.
I have a question... How many people here have eaten or heard of fried bologna sandwiches? My husband loves them, but I've never had one. I spent alot of summers in Indiana, and I don't remember anyone there eating them. Is it a regional thing? We live in Oklahoma, and hubby grew up in Texas.
