Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Fried baloney and onions on mashed potatoes

 


I can't believe I have never publicly discussed this retro dish. My mother made it. Often? I don't know. I do know we liked it. It is so unbelievably easy to make that it's almost embarrassing to publish it here. But you know me, that never stopped me before.


Get your potatoes going. One nice Idaho will make plenty for two people. When cooked, add milk and plenty of butter, salt and pepper and mash. Keep warm.

Slice a medium onion from pole to pole, trim it, peel it, and cut it into half moons. Saute in some olive oil and butter over medium heat (don't let it color) until limp and tender, 12-15 minutes. Toss in the “meat” and flip it around until it is heated through. Put some potatoes onto a hot plate and top them with the baloney and onion mixture. Send me a dollar to thank me for this spectacular idea!

We didn't do hot sauce when I was a kid. I probably would now however.

6 comments:

  1. Ok, so I never had it over mashed potatoes with onions, BUT, I did enjoy fried baloney as a kid. I mean I really loved it.. I used to bed my grandma to make friend baloney sandwiches and I would add cheese and Fritos to it!! LOL

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  2. I've always like fried baloney but this is a twist. I love baloney and haven't had it in ages so have to consider this.

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  3. YUM! This looks so easy and yet delicious

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  4. I think I might actually send you a dollar for this one - could be a winner with the girls- many thanks!
    Mary

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  5. thanks for stopping by n your wonderful comments:-)I just love mashed potato....this recipe with fried baloney n onions is simply superb !

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  6. I loved when my mom used to make fried bologna but it was always just sandwiches - plain white bread with a touch of mayo.

    The only thing better is smoked bologna, it is unreal.

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