I’ve been wanting a fried boloney (bologna) sandwich lately as I recalled the one’s we had about a year ago that were based on the one I had in Rugby TN,
Like theirs, I made mine with a thick piece of the meat.
then I had an epiphany – what makes this sandwich so special? – the fried crust that is put on the meat. If that’s the case then the more of the crust the better, so two or three thinner slices of meat should be better than a single thick slice I surmised. So, during a recent visit to the Food City deli, I picked up 12 slices cut to a heavy 1/8 of an inch thick.
Here are Bev and Pat’s cooking, using my non patented anti-bubble up cooking method.
I opted for three slices of boloney on mine.
The sandwich then was built with good sourdough bread, cheese, mayo, lettuce, tomato, dill pickle.
The Verdict:
And a similar
preparation for breakfast but with a fried egg and the runny yolk smeared all
over the bologna.
I’d be hard pressed to decide which meal I enjoyed the most.
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Have a great day and thanks for
stopping by Almost Heaven South.
Larry
12/09/23 meal date
I love fried bologna boy did this bring me back to some fond memories
ReplyDeleteI also love a fried bologna sandwich. But being the plain person I am, all I want is the bread toasted with butter, lettuce and meat. With a sweet pickle on the side.
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ReplyDeleteLarry, We love a good fried bologna sandwich! Never thought about using thinner slices though...almost always thick slices up to now. But you are right! The flavor pops with the frying and browned edges. Love the breakfast as well! We've been buying our bologna from Benton's. The slices are large and they'll make them as thick or thin as you want. Merry Christmas! Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
ReplyDeleteI've never had a fried bologna sandwich but I'm pretty sure I'd love it, especially with the crisp edges. The breakfast shot looks TASTY!
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