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Bayerisches Fleischsalat

by Garry Brotschul
(Centereach, N.Y.)

We first enjoyed this at the German Festival in Hunter My., New York and now we enjoy it often, especially in the summer!

Here is another great lunchtime favorite of mine! In German it is “Bayerische Fleischsalat“, which translates to "Bavarian Meat Salad".

(You can use a prepackaged cooked salami, like Oscar Mayer, but deli cooked salami tastes so much better...just ask them to slice it thicker for you.)

Ingredients:

1 pound cooked salami, sliced a little thicker.
1 large onion, sliced thinly
1 black radish (Authentic) or a long, white daikon radish, sliced very thin (use box grater or mandolin or food processor)
any clear vinegar, like white or cider vinegar

Instructions:
Stack cooked salami slices and cut in half. Turn each half and slice perpendicular
Into thin planks. Place in a medium sized mixing bowl.
Add sliced radish and onions
Add enough vinegar to wet all ingredients well. Mix well.
Add salt and pepper liberally, to taste. If too sour, you can add a little water to dilute or a bit of sugar, to offset soundness.
Refrigerate for at least one hour, so flavors can meld and radishes become soft.

Remove from fridge, taste and adjust seasoning to taste.

Serve, open faced, atop a good rye bread.

The longer this marinated, the better it gets! ENJOY!

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Wurst Salat
by: Anonymous

I am from Bayern, and Wurst Salat is usually made with Sausage, Pickles, Onions, and Mayo.

2 kinds of Wurstsalat
by: Friederike

I’m from Bavaria and there are 2 types of Wurstsalat one is
Bologna sausage thin sliced ,onions thin sliced
Bologna placed on a plate ,onions on top ,paprika spice ,vinegar mixed with water and oil on top of the bologna .eat with buttered Bauern bread
The other one is called Schweizer Wurstsalat
Bologna,onion, Swiss cheese, and pickles
Slice all the ingredients into strips, mix it up add vinegar water and oil and enjoy

Fleischsalad
by: Gisela

Ich komme von Kassel in Hessen.
Wir machen den Fleisch salad with Bologna,Gurken (pickles) alles gewuerfelt (cut in little squares )
and Mayonnaise .
Guten appetit.

ring bologna salad
by: Anonymous

My Grandfather from Heidelberg made it with ring bologna pickles and onion with vinegar and oil.

Wurst salst
by: Anonymous

My father made with bologna, onion ions sliced tomatoes vinegar, apple cider vinegar, a little sugar, salt, pepper, oil and water.. same like cucumber salad dressing but no mayo. Ate this with rye bread

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