jake2250
Sacramento
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Corned beef,pastrami,turkey,ham,Swiss cheese,Cole slaw, thousand island dressing on a good Italian roll!!
It's called a "Shwartz"!!
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Dave n Holly
Lansing IL
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2 campers wrote:Fried bologna, has to be the best...... but it doesn't even need to be in bread. Just thick.
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Kit Carson
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Thick sliced Bar-S Brand baloney, slice of vidalia onion, a little mayo on 100% whole wheat bread....my goodness it's good!!
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robsouth
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juliev
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Boar's Head Brand thin sliced roast beef. Put it on a slice of crusty baguette with a little butter and salt, and I'm in heaven!
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Reader1
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Trail bologna (cut thick and grilled) with mustard on rye bread.
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hokeypokey
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Pressed Chicken Sandwich Meat
(as made by my Danish Grandma)
Cover a stewing hen with water. Add 1/2 Tblsp. salt and 1/8 tsp. pepper then simmer until done. Drain & save broth. Cool meat until it can be handled then remove & discard bones. In large bowl, mix light & dark meat with 2 Tblsp. minced onion & about 3/4 tsp. sage.
In small bowl mix 1/2 cup cool chicken broth, 1 envelope dry unflavored gelatin and 1 cube chicken bouillon that's been dissolved in a bit of boiling water - pour this mix over meat and toss to coat everything.
Press this firmly into a container (she used a bread loaf pan) cover with waxed paper then weight down with something heavy (she used a brick). Chill. Unmold and slice for sandwiches. She always had dark bread (homemade) buttered and sliced thin.
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edited 04/19/12 06:40pm by hokeypokey *
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