The Gatsby
2013-01-23- Cuisine: African, South African
- Course: Burgers and Sandwiches
- Skill Level: Easy
- Servings : 1
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A specialty of Cape Town, South Africa, this hefty sandwich combines bologna and french fries with piri-piri hot sauce.
Ingredients:
- 1 tbsp. canola oil
- 6 slices bologna
- 1 8″ crusty Italian roll, toasted
- 2 cups cooked thick-cut french fries
- ⅓ cup ketchup
- Piri-piri sauce, to taste
- ½ cup shredded iceberg lettuce
Method:
Heat oil in a 10″ skillet over medium-high heat and add bologna; cook, turning once, until browned, 1–2 minutes. Split roll and top bottom half with bologna. Cover with fries, ketchup, and piri-piri. Add lettuce; cover with top half of roll.
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posted by Ed D on February 12, 2013
Studying the Great Gatsby by F.Scott Fitzgerald for my As English. Just wondering how many literates could justify this for me?
posted by Derek on March 17, 2013
So far, I’ve got:
Gatsby chooses to meet Daisy in his mansion where his insecurity will be shielded by his shirts and material goods.
I need one more. Any ideas?
posted by Alex on March 18, 2013
In the Great Gatsby what character’s maybe said to be corrupt? How is corruption related to the setting and to other topics such as Gatsby’s Dream
posted by Peter on March 19, 2013
I’m in year 11 literature and in desperate need of complex descriptive words for describing Nick Carraway in The Great Gatsby.
Also, if you could provide quotes to back up the words used, I would be forever thankful to you.
posted by floydian8717 on March 21, 2013
My finals are soon, my essay needs to be based macbeth and gatsby. Iv read both books and have read many notes on both characters. I need to make a essay about their ambitions and how they compare ..etc. I know the obvious proofs of ambition between them like macbeth kills the king to reach his ambitions and that gatsby bootleggs to attain wealth, but i cant get my hands on 3 clear and powerful points that prove their ambition. PLEASE HELP!
posted by Disrae on March 21, 2013
So my school prom theme is Great Gatsby. I’m a guy and was wondering since dressing smart is pretty much Gatsby anyway, a regular tux wouldn’t fit the bill. How can I have something that isn’t unusually outgoing but I can stand out from the crowd in a suave, discrete way? What colors would look good on a 6ft brown hair/brown eyes. (That might be relevant for fashion guru’s out there). I don’t want a regular black and white tux, but I don’t want a red one either, if you know what I mean. THANKS.
posted by Clayton Cottrell on March 21, 2013
So far I have social status and wealth. Can you think of any more?
Also, what is wrong with Gatsby’s concept of the dream or the way he attempts to attain it?
posted by Ryan Z on March 26, 2013
Chapter 3 is where the internal narrator, Nick, goes to Gatsby’s party. What humour can be found within this chapter?