I grew up eating alot of Fried Potato Sandwiches ( I call them "Taters"). Just fry up your potatoes, and season them however you like. I use garlic powder and seasoning salt, onions, and maybe throw in some bell peppers, sometimes. Drain the grease, take 2 pieces of bread, spread some ketchup on them, (or whatever you like to top them with. I use ketchup), and put about 2-3 heaping tablespoons of the potatoes between the bread. Just a cheap meal idea, but tastes really good! I always liked them alot, and when I was grown, I made them for my kids, and they love them to this day and they're grown and still eat them. My middle son mentioned them in High School one day and his friends had never heard of them. I sent some fried potatoes, bread and ketchup with him to school the next day, his classmates all tried it, and it was actually a hit!
#foodforthought
I grew up eating alot of Fried Potato Sandwiches ( I call them "Taters"). Just fry up your potatoes, and season them however you like. I use garlic powder and seasoning salt, onions, and maybe throw in some bell peppers, sometimes. Drain the grease, take 2 pieces of bread, spread some ketchup on them, (or whatever you like to top them with. I use ketchup), and put about 2-3 heaping tablespoons of the potatoes between the bread. Just a cheap meal idea, but tastes really good! I always liked them alot, and when I was grown, I made them for my kids, and they love them to this day and they're grown and still eat them. My middle son mentioned them in High School one day and his friends had never heard of them. I sent some fried potatoes, bread and ketchup with him to school the next day, his classmates all tried it, and it was actually a hit! #foodforthought
I just saw a post that asked, "Who can still remember their childhood phone number?" Several commented that their parent/s not only still have their same landline number, but also the same phone, long cord and all! This touches me deep. My Mom died so young, when I was only 17yrs and she was only 36yrs. I have dreams of calling her from a payphone (I didn't have a cellphone yet when she was alive), and she always would say, "I love and miss you my beautiful Stace-Face!". In real life, me and her were serious best-friends who talked on the phone very often when not together, even during my high school years. She died in a car wreck a week before I graduated H.S.. Those who still have living parents, same phone number or not, cherish them dearly, and shower them with extra love to no end while they're here
