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n“Sausage wraps” would be a pretty good name for this dish, because everynvariation is some sort of hot dog, wiener, cocktail sausage,nchipolata, breakfast link, or other sausage wrapped in something andnthen baked or fried. n
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nInnthe U.K., the sausage is wrapped in bacon. In the U.S., it’s wrappednin dough – often croissant dough or biscuit dough. In some placesnin Europe and Mexico, it’s wrapped in a pancake or puff pastry orneven tortillas. In Australia and New Zealand, it’s simply wrapped in na slice of sandwich bread!
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| We think that sausages-wrapped- in-dough dishes have been eaten at least nsince the 1600s.
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nIncouldn’t spot where the name “pigs in a blanket” came from –nbut I’m thinking it’s a British name. First of all, Brits are sondarned clever and even funny as they name dishes – like “toad in a hole,” “spotted dick,” “bubble andnsqueak,” “Cullen skink,” or “singing hinnies”!
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nSecond, pigsnin a blanket is a traditional dish for Christmas in Britain, and it is oftennserved alongside “devils on horseback,” which consists of prunesnwrapped in bacon.
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nPølseni svøb is a Danish version of anlong sausage wrapped in bacon, served with dipping sauce. n
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nSalchitaconmeans sausage taco. They’renfried in vegetable oil.
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nСосискаnв тесте is a Russian version of “sausage in dough.”
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nAlsonon this date:
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Arbor Day in the U.S.A.
Arbor Day in the U.S.A.
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nDemographynpioneer John Graunt’s birthday
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nFirstnDay of Summer in Iceland
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nPoetry andnthe Creative Mind Day
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nPaynIt Forward
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nConcordnDay in Niger
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nAnniversarynof the launch of the Hubble Space Telescope
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nAnniversarynof the publishing of America’s first newspaper
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nAnniversarynof the opening of the Woolworth Building
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nPlannahead:
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Checknout my Pinterest boards for:
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