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Re: Funeral Food - again

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  1. Melba's Jammin said:

    I attended the memorial service


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    The lunch was catered by Byerly's (upscale
    supermarket chain in town) and consisted of some wrap sandwiches ( roast
    beast in some, some sort of salad in the other), potato salad, a relish
    tray, and bars; coffee and punch. Good enough. Better than the lame
    turkey and ham sandwiches that I've been eating most recently at other
    funeral lunches I've partaken of.

    (Note to Row-behr-to: Wrap sandwiches would be passable; ixnay on the
    ham and turkey. Proper Pirohy preferred.)

    You should see a traditional Italian funeral setup. Think of everything
    you ever saw as Italian food. Good. That's in the kitchen. The rest of
    the house has everything else.

    And nowadays, with ethnic mixing, it can get very interesting, indeed.
    In our family, we have maybe a dozen different cultures represented.
    Proper pirohy (or "pierogi" from the Ukranian contingent) would most
    certainly be there. But no sandwiches. Plenty of bread, lots of
    fillings. Make your own to suit you. Or not...

    Pastorio

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