
Bologna Salad Sandwich Spread
This recipe is right out of the 1950s. The eggs, relish, and salad dressing—which can be adjusted to taste—round out the flavor of bologna in this simple and delicious spread.


This recipe is right out of the 1950s. The eggs, relish, and salad dressing—which can be adjusted to taste—round out the flavor of bologna in this simple and delicious spread.

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Adapted from a vintage Underwood Deviled Ham advertisement, this omelet makes a great start for your morning breakfast or brunch. Or serve it with a side salad for a light dinner option.

A blend of liverwurst and ground pork, these moist, flavorful, and delicious meatballs come with the added bonus of sneaking in healthy organ meat without anyone knowing it’s there. Perfect for your pasta dish or served on their own with a side of greens.

In the 1940s through the ’60s, a trip to the grocery store wasn’t complete without a stop at the cold-cut case. Bologna, olive loaf, and liverwurst were more than sandwich fillings—they were part of the rhythm of everyday life.

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Hi, I’m Monte Melugin, executive chef, food writer, consultant, artist, and creator of GrubAmericana, a website designed exclusively around American born foods–their history, legends, and availability. We’ll also provide some related recipes you can easily make in your own kitchen.