Pigs in a Blanket

[charlie and algernon]

Which do you consider to be the TRUE "Pigs in a blanket"?

1.

2. http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_8cOYp4GoTu0/SYh9NjDqjfI/AAAAAAAAAI0/0uK1mkx5IJU/s400/Cabbage+Rolls1.jpg

I've grown up always told that the second dish was called pigs in blanket. My Grandmother makes excellent pigs in a blanket. But apparently I'm in the minority on what actually is "pigs in a blanket." What say you, DU?

[KamaAina]

1. The top one

but the bottom one looks rather tasty!

[charlie and algernon]

6. the bottom pic is the closest I could find to my Grandmother's dish

always drenched in sauce. :9

[aikoaiko]

2. Number 1, the other is stuffed cabbage.

Or holishikes

[whistler162]

7. or Kåldolmar

[aikoaiko]

8. I didn't know the scadinavians did cabbage rolls too.

I thought it was an eastern European thing.

[whistler162]

17. Oh yeah... haven't had them in years.

meat and rice wrapped in cabbage and tied with a string.

I think all basic food is present in a lot of cultures even before the eveeel Americans where around.

[KamaAina]

3. Other: Breakfast sausages wrapped in pancakes

a favorite from childhood.

[surrealAmerican]

11. That's what I call "pigs in a blanket" too.

I'm thinking this may be a regional or ethic variation in terms.

[charlie and algernon]

12. yeah, I've never heard of the sausage in pancakes being "pigs in a blanket"

My Grandmother is Italian, so perhaps its an Italian thing, or her family picked it up from the local Polish community and just renamed it. :shrug:

[OriginalGeek]

4. I voted for pigs in a blanket

instead of stuffed cabbage although I will happily eat either one.


However there is an equally valid "other" and that is sausage links wrapped in pancakes. I guess that's breakfast pigs in a blanket although I have never been one to respect breakfast time of day restrictions.


edit~ Looks like was beaten to both punches!

[kentauros]

5. Even though I'm vegetarian, it's the top one.

I don't know if they're a national chain or what, but the "Kolache Factory" is really a "Pigs-in-a-Blanket Factory". They have no clue what constitutes real kolaches.



:9

[Brickbat]

9. Neither! WTF! Pigs in blanket are totally breakfast links wrapped in pancakes. If I had to pick

something else, though, I would say the cabbage rolls.

[mzteris]

18. that's what I grew up with.

edit to add:

That's also what we called the little ones fresh out of the tub, wrapped up in a towel! :)

[marzipanni]

10. and this little piggy went weeeweeeweee all the way home

where he scurried into his blanket and took a nap...

[charlie and algernon]

13. aww, nice!

I was waiting for someone to post a pic of an actual pig in a blanket, LOL!

[csziggy]

14. Pigs in a blanket of a different color?

Eta: http://www.boostdam.net/stories/TIGRESS.html

[OhioChick]

15. +2....

Although half my family calls them Halupki. (I think that's how you spell it) :shrug:

[elleng]

16. #2 is stuffed cabbage!!!

[bigwillq]

19. Mini hot dogs (nt)