Now THAT is something that I've done. Toast with butter and peanut butter. I haven't had it since I was a kid, and I'm not sure if it's really popular here.. considering I've never met anyone else who has eaten that except my dad. lol. But he would eat fried bologna. :jelous:
You know what is good that people give me sideways glaces when I eat it? Cheese and ketchup sandwiches! mmmmm
What is a spag bol?! I'm thinking you are abbreviating spaghetti?
Bologna is the way you spell what you might say is Baloney. It's lunch meat. Kinda tastes similar to a hotdog. .. but it's flat... and there are different varieties... like German Bologna, which is a little garlicy.
I think with everything it is what we are brought up on.
I have heard (but I haven't been) that in Italy they only have small portions of pasta as a side dish but we eat huge plate fulls of it. We have it as our main ingredient.
I have heard (but I haven't been) that in Italy they only have small portions of pasta as a side dish but we eat huge plate fulls of it. We have it as our main ingredient.
My grandmother's parents are from sicily, she was born shortly after arriving in the States... and when my grandmother makes Sauce... there's always a ton of pasta.. however, with sauce... it's not really the main ingrediant. The focus is on all the meat they put in it (meatballs, pork ribs, and sausage! mmm!) So you don't end up eating so much pasta because you ate all that meat! So we always have way too much pasta left over.
I was once in a quite posh restaurant in Italy and decided to have ravioli as a starter and no main course. When it arrived it was ONE ravioli, how I laughed.
I was once in a quite posh restaurant in Italy and decided to have ravioli as a starter and no main course. When it arrived it was ONE ravioli, how I laughed.
I was once in a quite posh restaurant in Italy and decided to have ravioli as a starter and no main course. When it arrived it was ONE ravioli, how I laughed.