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Balsamic vinegar glaze

So you just use straight balsamic vinegar?

Does playa mean something other than beach here?

Dem pigs is in a sleeping bag!

> Pigs in blankets are sausages wrapped in bacon mate.

Yeah, but pigs in a blanket aren't.

When my son was born ~6 years ago, the pediatrician and I had a discussion about it. I was expecting the standard 'oh but most folks have their boys cut so you should', but instead when i started my spiel, she let me know that my area was like 50/50 even then. I think that trend is finally on the mend.

A turkey sandwich would be great right now. But deli turkey is stupidly expensive in my local stores and I'm not yet willing to pay $10/lb

Sounds like a corn dog lol pigs in blanket for me are hotdogs wrapped in a crescent roll

> The US version is 1) fried, and 2) dipped in a cornbread batter instead of wrapped in a yeasted dough.

...what US are you from? It's always been crescent rolls or, much more rarely, biscuit dough.

I’m from Australia and thought the same thing. This is more ‘pig in duvét’ :)

Definitely :)

> sounds like an ideal desert

A bit dry and airid?

An underrated vegetable.

That sounds more like what I would call a "corndog". I always grew up with a pig in a blanket being a sausage wrapped in puff pastry or a soft roll.

Unfortunately I got too caught up in the deliciousness I didn't but it was medium rare

The good ol' blanket o' flesh

Stay hungry. 👋🏻

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Heard the phrase, never eaten it, looks amazing.

Used to do this with Indian fry-bread.Called it”Playa Dogs”.

Thanks, will definitely try this

Wikipedia, how does that work?