BOLOGNA SANDWICH 
Buy some ham or bologna (one pack) and some bread (one loaf) and buy a little jar of mustard. Then you make yourself a bologna sandwich. Put the bread down on the table, put the bologna on it. Spread the mustard on the bologna. Put another piece of bread on the bologna, then eat it with some milk. Then clean up.

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Bologna Sandwich
 #72914
 Rick says:
Not sure why mom called it ham salad? But grind 1 lb of bologna, 4 or 5 hard boiled eggs, onion, pickles, and blend with miracle whip. Good on any kind of bread... Thus you have old fashioned ham salad. Try it you won't be sorry.
   #72929
 Jake (New York) says:
You haven't dined until you have eaten a slice of bologna , a Kraft cheese slice and a sweet pickle between two Ritz crackers ... yum yum.
 #72941
 Spikeit (Tennessee) says:
For those worried about calories (as opposed to fat intake and gout, lol), skip the bread altogether. Get a slice of bologna, a slice of sandwich cheese (of your choice), slap that on the bologna, roll it into a tube and munch away. A line of mustard and/or a chunk of lettuce before rolling is optional. Remember, you heard it here. Woo-hoo.
 #72963
 Bartolomucci (Michigan) says:
Yikes, I've been putting the mustard on the table and the bologna in my pocket. No wonder the bread tasted so PLAIN. Thank you so much, life will be SO much better for all of us.
 #72977
 Glen (Alabama) says:
Its better with mayo and mustard and a pickle on the side.
 #72987
 Miz Tootie (Illinois) says:
At first I thought this recipe was a joke, but reading it brought back memories of my father's Baloney Stew:

Peel and cube 2 medium potatoes
Peel and chop 1/2 onion
brown onion in 2 T. bacon grease until slightly browned
add potatoes, cubed baloney (preferably the small, round kind that looks like a sausage, add enough water to barely cover meat and potatoes, then add lots of salt and pepper. Yum. Oh, eat with white bread, of course.
 #73118
 Adam (Michigan) says:
My grandma likes to make beans and bologna, with baked beans, bologna and onions all mixed together. Pretty good stuff that, the onions caramelize really nicely.
 #73138
 Vicki Bullen (Oklahoma) says:
Fry that THICK cut bologna, toast the bread and then mix mayo and mustard. Slather on both pieces of toast, add bologna, sliced tomato and vidalia onion...best sandwich in the south!
   #73153
 Melanie (Washington) says:
Try bologna with mayo and avocado sandwich....YUM
 #73164
 Gina (Colorado) says:
I recall chopping up bologna into small squares then heating it all in a pan with bbq sauce and slapping it in a bun. It wasn't pulled pork but then it wasn't supposed to be. I also remember bologna that used to come in a ring - we called it ring bologna!
 #73205
 Erin (Arizona) says:
I laughed at you guys till I cried. Thanks I needed that.
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 Xwife2b (California) says:
I will copy this and give it to my X - I think he can handle making this. lol
 #73222
 G Robinson (Kansas) says:
Gosh, brings back memories. Thanks for the laughter, I can use it.
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 Peggy (Kentucky) says:
try it fried with a over easy egg on the sandwich.
 #73309
 Tonia (United States) says:
Try what we call Ground Bologna. Grind bologna and dill pickles and add mustard.

 

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