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The author obviously named some of her sandwiches whatever the hell she wished.....arguments over her choice of names seems like a total waste of time.
I did notice cannibal sandwiches, which is a sandwich my paternal grandfather frequently ate.
He did call it a cannibal sandwich but used raw sweet butter on white bread.
The author obviously named some of her sandwiches whatever the hell she wished.....arguments over her choice of names seems like a total waste of time.
I did notice cannibal sandwiches, which is a sandwich my paternal grandfather frequently ate.
He did call it a cannibal sandwich but used raw sweet butter, not browned.
