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Smoked Bologna – Smo-Fried Twist on a Childhood Classic



Smoked Bologna is a delicious and cheap sandwich which takes me back to my childhood. My Granny in Alabama made me fried bologna sandwiches. She cut slits in the bologna and fried it in a skillet and simply served it with mayo on white bread.

Fast forward to present day and I choose to add a smoked element to it and pay tribute to all the cooking she taught me. The end result is a smo-fried bologna sandwich that is awesome! I’ve made this recipe with cheap bologna and all the way up to very expensive bologna. To be honest, I like the $8 chub from a local grocery store the best. The leftovers will save for a while and my family usually eats on it all week. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do!

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  1. I am fortunate enough to have a part time job in my retirement working a family owned pizza place. My cast iron pan was pretty sad. I took my DA and sanded it down and took it there an let it season for 3 hours at 500 degrees. The surface is like glass!

  2. If I really want to go old school with my bologna sandwich I use the cheapest bread. Mayo both sides. 2 slice of bologna with 1 slice of American cheese. Then the key is to put it in a baggie and then in a plastic lunch box. Then you just let it fester in a humid building until lunchtime when the cheese has basically melted. So good.

  3. I used the same Bologna and used Swap boys howler yellow mustard as the binder with Texas sugar seasoning. Put it on my Weber 22 and smoked it with Hickory and Oak. To finish it off I coated the burnt ends with sweet baby rays BBQ original and they are amazing.

  4. I smoked my bologna chub today to 180°. It came out perfect and the Gospel rub tastes great on it. My fried bologna sandwich was wonderful. I fried the bread on both sides like you would if you were making a grilled cheese sandwich. I used miracle whip and lettuce and tomato on it. Another great recipe from Meat Church. Great Job Matt!

  5. I'm dreaming about upgrading your sandwich by adding a couple of slices of aged sharp Cheddar, buttering the outsides and tossing it right back onto that hot cast iron to turn it into a melt.

    Just let Levi reply to the haters. Hope he's still around and livin it to the fullest.

  6. Idk if anyone else has said it but fried bologna, toasted white bread, and yellow mustard is all you need! Grandparents cooked it for us all the time and it definitely beats white bread and mayo 😂 cheers and Geaux Tigers!

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