Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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Exactly
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You got it. Exactly. Well said. All of the above listed lunches, by various posters.....I remember them well. However, does anyone think we've taken the joy out of indulging in simple pleasures......such as a tasty nostalgic lunch from the past??? |
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"Braunschweiger Pate on Thinly Sliced Rustic Dark Brioche dressed in Grey Doujon with a Sprinkling of Shallots". |
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Sounds great
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Sounds great ! Love it. However, nowadays, they would tell you that liverwurst contributes to gout. |
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I worked for my dad in NE Philadelphia (family owned business) weekends and during the summers. A block away was a dinner, that made the best hamburger. High quality beef, cooked in an oval to fit a great hard Italian roll and some excellent fries. To this day I have not found one as good.
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But they don't say that about Pat'e. Do they?
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Peppers and eggs were only popular with Italians.
Other than that, most others never would had given peppers and eggs a thought.
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Thank you, Senior for all the good recipes! I made the sausage & potatoes yesterday for Super Bowl. Yummy! You are truly a chef.
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Glad you enjoyed it
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Glad you enjoyed it. Hope your team won??? It seems that you both are feeling better & that your appetite has returned. It's just plain old home cooking.......meat & potatoes. |
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It was a lenten or meatless Friday sandwich
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Actually, it was a Lenten or meatless Friday sandwich. I know plenty of non Italians who enjoyed it. Nowadays, it "might" be considered vegetarian as per the green peppers. Don't knock it till you've tried it. Just a simple "peasant" lunch........which perpetuates down through the generations......... |
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[QUOTE=senior citizen;1005005]Actually, it was a Lenten or meatless Friday sandwich.I know plenty of non Italians who enjoyed it. Nowadays, it "might" be considered vegetarian as per the green peppers. Don't knock it till you've tried it.QUOTE]
As a non-Italian, I always liked pepper and egg sandwiches. The mothers of all my Italian friends kept me well fed. However, those who were not as fortunate as I with many Italian friends had no clue about that sandwich. It was almost like a well-kept secret. As a child, it had nothing to do with Lent or not eating meat on Friday; it was made all the time.
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