Pigs in a blanket

[TAC]

[hefdaddy42]

God dammit

[ReaperKK]

A (usually small) sausage wrapped in bacon.

This was my understanding also.

Where I'm from, we call that bacon-wrapped sausage.

Where you're from, you also call an oven a toaster, so maybe sit this one out.

[TempusVox]

So since we're all pretty much in agreement on pigs in a blanket; how about a "toad in a hole"? Very different on opposite sides of the Atlantic.

[Bolsters]

A (usually small) sausage wrapped in bacon.

This was my understanding also.

Where I'm from, we call that bacon-wrapped sausage.

Where you're from, you also call an oven a toaster, so maybe sit this one out.

[Scorpion]

So since we're all pretty much in agreement on pigs in a blanket; how about a "toad in a hole"? Very different on opposite sides of the Atlantic.

Never heard of it on this side of the pond, but my first though is probably a lot dirtier than it actually is.

[TAC]

So since we're all pretty much in agreement on pigs in a blanket; how about a "toad in a hole"? Very different on opposite sides of the Atlantic.

Never heard of it. Pretty sure we're on the same side of the Atlantic. 

[lonestar]

I might be wrong, havent used the term in awhile, but I thought it was sausage wrapped in pancakes.

Dis^

My name is chef, and I approve of this.

[Sir GuitarCozmo]

So since we're all pretty much in agreement on pigs in a blanket; how about a "toad in a hole"? Very different on opposite sides of the Atlantic.

I think around here, most people would say toad in the hole = toast with a hole cut out of it and an egg fried in the hole.  Also called egg in a basket.

[lonestar]

Yup, also called Buckeyes

[bosk1]

I have never heard that one before.

[cramx3]

I have never heard that one before.

[lonestar]

Hmm, could be a family thing then.

[Anguyen92]

Never heard Toad in a Hole myself, but it sure looks appealing.

[Lucien]

to be honest sausage in cabbage sounds really good right now

[Stadler]

So since we're all pretty much in agreement on pigs in a blanket; how about a "toad in a hole"? Very different on opposite sides of the Atlantic.

I think around here, most people would say toad in the hole = toast with a hole cut out of it and an egg fried in the hole.  Also called egg in a basket.

I've heard that as "egg-in-a-hole" and "toad-in-the-hole" is sausage and mashed potatoes.  Irish I think.

Sausage in cabbage is sort of like golumpki, or stuffed cabbage, though my family made that with ground beef in cabbage (and covered in tomato sauce).

[hefdaddy42]

Not normally a large fan of cooked cabbage. 

[Tomislav95]

If you're ever on Balkans, you need to try sarma: minced meat in cabbage

[Stadler]

Not normally a large fan of cooked cabbage.

Not saying you'll love it, just asking if you've tried it, but have you ever had good home-made golumpki?  If it's bad, it's usually really bad (soggy cabbage, bland meat, watery sauce) but when it's good, like when my grandmother made it... oh my. 

[hefdaddy42]

Never even heard of it, so I doubt that I've had it.

I love sauerkraut, and I like kimchi.  And I like raw cabbage in cole slaw and salads.  But that's about it.

[bosk1]

I never tried it either.  And I wasn't a fan of cooked cabbage when I was younger either.  But that is largely because I had never had it cooked where it wasn't bland and/or overdone.  Once my wife and I started dating, and I had it lightly stir-fried where it was crunchy and well-seasoned, I quickly learned to love it.  It is definitely one of my favorite go-to veggies now.

[hefdaddy42]

That could be it.  The way people tend to do it down here is kind of how you described it (bland, overdone).

[Chino]

WHY ARE WE STILL TALKING ABOUT CABBAGE!?

I'll get us back on track

[cramx3]

Those look soooo good.

A couple months ago I took a sheet of Pillsbury croissant dough and cut/wrapped them around individual hot dogs and made my won pigs in a blanket in the oven... simply amazing.  A couple of them I tested out with cheese wrapped around the hot dog which was wrapped around the dough... also simply amazing. 

[black_biff_stadler]

Hotdogs look like buttholes which means I'll probably eat 'em.

[cramx3]

Hotdogs look like buttholes which means I'll probably eat 'em.

They also look like dicks, will that make you eat em too?

[BlobVanDam]

Dicks with buttholes in them. If that doesn't make you hungry, I don't know what will.

[Sir GuitarCozmo]

Hotdogs look like buttholes which means I'll probably eat 'em.

They also look like dicks, will that make you eat em too?

If you have to ask, you don't know b_f well enough.

[King Postwhore]

Well I guess we all need to start calling them "Dicks in a Blanket".  Lets unify!

[Dr. DTVT]

My maternal grandma is Polish, and I've grown up with Pigs in a blanket being ground pork in cabbage leafs cooked in a tomato sauce.  I know the cocktail weenies one, but pork in cabbage is where my mind goes, and frankly I prefer the latter as well.