Pigs in a Blanket in Honey sauce?
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EmptyTimCup
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sorry my peeps are from PA, and Pigs in a Blanket can be one of 2 things
Stuffed Peppers or some ground beef wraped in cabage in a thing tomato sauce
both of which annoy me
Stuffed Peppers or some ground beef wraped in cabage in a thing tomato sauce
both of which annoy me
Katelin
one day the dark will end
If you Google, "Pigs in a Blanket in Honey Sauce" all sorts of honey and honey mustard recipes come up!
twinoaks207
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Two of my favorite dishes that Mom makes. Stuffed peppers were just stuffed peppers. Pigs in a Blanket is a mixture of ground beef and rice rolled up in a cabbage leaf and baked in tomato sauce. Boy, do I miss those dishes. My family will eat the individual ingredients but not althogether in one dish.
I haven't had pigs in a blanket in years....
BadGirl
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I thought Pigs in a Blanket were sausage wrapped in pancakes.
No. What you described is something that in my family we like to call "sausages wrapped in pancakes".
GWguy
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No. What you described is something that in my family we like to call "sausages wrapped in pancakes".
I've always know pigs-in-a-blanket to be hot dogs, or more usually, the smokey joe mini dog wrapped in a thin piece of dough and baked. You can make them easy enough, or just buy them oven ready in the freezer section. Make up your own honey or honey mustard dip and you're all set.
In America, pigs in a blanket is a hot dog wrapped in a crescent roll and baked.
I've always know pigs-in-a-blanket to be hot dogs, or more usually, the smokey joe mini dog wrapped in a thin piece of dough and baked. You can make them easy enough, or just buy them oven ready in the freezer section. Make up your own honey or honey mustard dip and you're all set.
Or go to McDonalds drive thru and ask for their dipping sauce.
Now I am hungry and my multigrain cheerios just aren't going to do it for me this morning.
twinoaks207
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Depends on which part of America you are from and which immigrant group settled there...
Gołąbki - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
(man, I hate using wikipedia as a reference but I did follow protocol and confirm with other sources...)