My terrific daughter Elisabeth included one huge ring of kielbasa in my pile of Christmas gifts.
She took a trip to the Polish place in Utica to secure it.
It sure made for a superb centerpiece of my Polish dinner, accompanied by pierogi, sauerkraut and beans.
I had plenty left over to bring to work for next day’s lunch, too.
Thank you, Elisabeth and George Three.
what a great gift, so thoughtful! yes, please pass the kielbasa!
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Yay and yum, Beth.
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Super thoughtful of your dear daughter and George 3! Looks tasty, bro!
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It was a treat, Sandra!
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Now THAT is dinner!
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My tummy was quite full, MBC!
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Utica is a great place for all kinds of food! I can also get great kielbasa at the European Deli in Herkimer, NY. In fact, you’ve inspired me to make a trip there soon!
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Enjoy the meal, Cynthia!
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Now that’s what I grew up on! Yum!
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Right, Nance?!
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That looks so good
Love those authentic Polish Deli’s!
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Yes, the kielbasa came in plain white deli paper for sure, Ron.
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If you want kielbasa let me know. I can send you some from the kielbasa boys in the old Bridesburg section of Philadelphia.
The family grew up near there. I like the smoked but have been moving away from too much red meats. My grandfather from Poland always preached that. He came years ago and didn’t know what electricity was. He lived to be 78.
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I will eat both, of course, Gerald, but I have a liking for the fresh over the smoked by a whisper. Cheers to the memory of your grandfather who came over from Poland!
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Plus, when you enjoy your meal, you think of the one who gave it!
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Yes, I really am thrilled how Elisabeth continues the Polish food traditions, Kerbey.
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