Bologna-wrapped stuffed prunes with havarti and bologna cake made the cut; so did bologna stroganoff.
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To make better bologna sandwiches, Chang recommends Americans just ... make bologna better.
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But Italians, and particularly Bolognesi—have you seen this "jalapeño Bologna" or "bacon Bologna"?
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Chairman Enrico Postacchini attends news conference to present "Shuttle Rimini - Bologna Airport" in Bologna (1003 GMT).
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The most frequently served dishes, he said, are bologna stew and fried bologna with mashed potatoes, green peas and gravy.
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Canada's largest bologna producer, Maple Leaf Foods, estimates that the province's 530,000 residents put away 4.2 million pounds of bologna a year.
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Bologna, Portugal President Marcelo Nuno Duarte Rebelo de Sousa receives prixe from Bologna University "Sigillum Magnum", Italian President Sergio Mattarella attends (225 GMT).
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In addition to his wife and son, Mr. Bologna is survived by a daughter, Zizi Bologna; a sister, Barbara Carson; and a grandson.
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Bologna finally won the fifth game, but Genoa supporters contend the field invasion in Game 3 should have led to the disqualification of Bologna.
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No more trading bologna sandwiches for the Italian kid's leftover ragu—teens are trading in canned tuna for sushi and bologna sandwiches for Panera.
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Over lunch in Bologna, they decided to spread a Facebook invite to a "flash mob" rally at a Bologna square, though without political or party banners.
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Master Filippo di Bartolomeo Dardi operated a fencing school in Bologna, Italy, where he was a professor of mathematics and astrology at Bologna University in the early 15th century.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BOLOGNA — The film festival Il Cinema Ritrovato, held in Bologna, Italy, is devoted to screening restored, lesser-known, and/or forgotten classic films.
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In the bottom of a microwave-safe bowl, place the bologna, then lay the cheese slice right in the middle, then crack an egg into the bologna-and-cheese cradle. 2.
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BOLOGNA, Italy — The artist Christian Boltanski sat on a bench in a Bologna museum facing one of the 20 works he had allocated throughout this city and mused on a favorite theme: mortality.
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Things turned nasty at a concert in Bologna in 1931.
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You know the last time I had a bologna sandwich?
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Alex, 24, from Bologna, Italy, identifies as asexual and aromantic.
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American will eliminate its service between Philadelphia to Bologna, Italy.
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Her refrigerator is stocked with red meats, bologna and eggs.
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Reporting by Stephen Jewkes in Bologna and Timothy Gardner in
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We had a place to stay near the Piazza Bologna.
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The meals often consisted of bologna or peanut butter sandwiches.
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Mr. Bologna learned he had pancreatic cancer three years ago.
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Joe Bologna was the son, grandson and nephew of bootblacks.
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They had a son, Gabriel Bologna, an actor and director.
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"She flung the bologna in my general direction," he said.
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After the first few creepy bologna deliveries went down, Morrison caught the guy in the act on security footage and alerted the police—but so far, the bologna man is still on the loose.
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INTER DOWNS BOLOGNA Inter Milan beat Bologna at home, 2-1, to move a point above Fiorentina and into fourth place in the Italian league, maintaining its bid for the final Champions League spot.
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" Radziwil said, Medley quickly adding, "You're not an expert in bologna.
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Late 20th century America was not kind to the bologna sandwich.
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In corso la ricognizione aerea elicottero reparto volo di Bologna pic.twitter.
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Bologna Drop - Lebanon, Pennsylvania Twenty 10-lb blocks of meat. 6.
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"White people smell like wet dog and bologna," my dad said.
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Cool Ranch w/ Subway or bologna or ham w/ mayo & mustard4.
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However, the idea of a "new Bologna" is still going strong.
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The Italian sauce from Bologna has been known to incite controversy.
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I said that, where bologna sausages are plentiful, dogs are scarce.
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The school sent an employee to Bologna to lend her money.
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Let go of whatever materialistic bologna is fogging up your brain.
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Newfoundlanders have a voracious appetite for, of all things, waxed bologna.
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Immediately, the vestibule filled with aromas of bread and garlic bologna.
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" The famed statue stands in Piazza del Nettuno in the Italian city of Bologna and was chosen by local writer and art historian Elisa Barbari to illustrate her Facebook page called "Stories, curiosities and views of Bologna.
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In solitary, I had no mattress and was fed only bologna sandwiches.
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"We've spoken to them, obviously," he said of that circuit near Bologna.
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Even in 2017, not everyone is willing to give up on bologna.
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Raudo: In 1996, Bologna used to have a lot of occupied spaces.
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It goes without saying, but it needs to be said: Fuck bologna.
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And he spent his past 12 months playing on loan with Bologna.
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It really would be time to talk about the final against Bologna.
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This year, Eataly opened a massive food theme park in Bologna, Italy.
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Armando is from Calabria and has lived in Bologna for 20 years.
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Or give me this phony bologna, what is it, hoodies and dungarees?
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Matteo Cerri is a hibernation researcher at the University of Bologna, Italy.
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Gimini, a designer from Bologna, Italy, found an unexpected beauty in these drawings.
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The Rome-based club lost 225-2300 at home to Bologna on Friday.
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Regardless, we hope Young will submit "Phony Bologna" as her #MyOreoCreation next year.
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Oscar-nominated screenwriter and actor Joe Bologna died this weekend ... TMZ has learned.
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And still, the identity of inside-out bologna sandwich man is not known.
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Fireball-like flames and thick black smoke were seen near the Bologna airport.
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Lorenzo Balbi was appointed director of the Museum of Modern Art in Bologna.
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Bologna, summit on Bio-On with new judicial administrator, trade unions and institutions.
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Silvano went to the University of Bologna, where researchers filmed his final months.
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L's cube covered in 2,755 slices of bologna (top image) made us queasy.
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Who was first exhibited last year at the Adiacenze Gallery in Bologna, Italy.
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Rian even spent the day in Bologna before catching a flight to London.
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We went from Paris to Heidelberg to Bologna in a matter of minutes.
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BOLOGNA, Italy (Reuters) - The "Sardines" grassroots movement protesting against the populism of far-right Italian leader Matteo Salvini staged a mass rally in the northern city of Bologna on Sunday ahead of a regional vote that could shake up national politics.
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Concetto Pozzati (1935–2017), painter and former cultural advisor to the city of Bologna.
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The Neptune statue is located in Piazza del Nettuno, a square in Bologna, Italy.
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Autostrade per l'Italia operates the A14 motorway connecting the cities of Bologna and Taranto.
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There were remnants of a bologna sandwich desiccated and dried out in a corner.
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Bologna will often include bits of beef or some kind of beef-pork blend.
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In 2016, bologna made up just 9.4 percent of all processed lunch meat sales.
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The cities of Rome, Padua, Bologna and Catania will hold public meetings on Sept.
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I found the taste off-putting and reminiscent of lunch meat, specifically sour bologna.
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There's even a shop called, "Mortadella World," dedicated to mortadella, a sausage from Bologna.
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The quake and aftershocks were felt as far away as Bologna, Rome and Naples.
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Bologna, Prime Minister Matteo Renzi attends event on Italian constitutional reform referendum (1930 GMT).
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Publishers, too, especially the smaller ones, can benefit greatly from an award from Bologna.
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I eat PB&J and bologna sandwiches every meal and have no human contact.
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When I was six or seven, I asked my dad how bologna was made.
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At first, they lived on little more than bologna sandwiches, potato chips and water.
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The movement was born this month at a rally in Emilia-Romagna's capital, Bologna.
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In Bologna, memory is inextricably linked to a painful episode in the city's history.
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In Bologna, it was so intense how much they put into preserving their traditions.
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BOLOGNA, Italy — The Bologna Children's Book Fair, the largest and certainly the most important international trade show and book fair dedicated to children's books, wrapped up Thursday after four packed days of sales meetings, award ceremonies, art exhibitions, panel discussions and parties.
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His grandfather Giuseppe Bologna was the author of "At the Feet of the Mighty: A Bootblack's Biography," and Joe's uncle Pat Bologna recalled giving investment advice to Joseph P. Kennedy Sr. that helped Kennedy avoid the financial devastation of the 1929 crash.
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The event began in the factory at Sant'Agata Bolognese and moved through Bologna and Parma.
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He also edited the Venice section of L'Avvenire d'Italia, a Catholic daily published in Bologna.
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The discovery was announced at the Large Hadron Collider Physics (LHCP) 2018 conference in Bologna.
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Palermo lost 5-0 to title-challengers Roma before drawing 13-0 draw with Bologna.
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The revolts spread to other prisons in Venice, Milan, Bologna, Rome, Rieti, Naples, Meli, Palermo.
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You get bologna, it looks green; you can't even make a sandwich with that stuff.
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As soon as Hollywood casting directors met Mr. Bologna, they saw him as a gangster.
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I just got back from Bologna, Italy, with the orchestra there, with Tonino Battista conducting.
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Two years later, he got a degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Bologna.
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Her father, Prospero Fontana, trained her in his workshop in Bologna, in a Mannerist style.
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Aeroporto di Bologna said on Thursday passenger traffic was up 7.1 percent year-on-year.
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The 5-Star was born out of a peaceful street protest in Bologna in 2007.
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Even the last week of 2018 was trying it with that "super blood wolf moon" bologna.
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Another recent poker lineup included Richard Dreyfuss, Jason Alexander, James Woods, Diane Lane and Joe Bologna.
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Our suggestion is to organize a trip to Bologna so you can understand our great cuisine.
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Four years ago, Cristina Gitti and Matteo Bologna, the parents of two daughters, decided to divorce.
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Bologna, by contrast, is the cold cut you pack for the sh*tty kids you babysit.
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It's not uncommon to find higher-end restaurants serving upscale fried bologna sandwiches in Brooklyn nowadays.
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And to think they created this masterful piece of art using the natural stickiness of bologna.
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"Sometimes documentation is lost or never existed," says Cecilia Cenciarelli, a curator at Cineteca di Bologna.
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It's not a huge difference—about the equivalent of one slice of bologna—but it's something.
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There is a happy ending, too: a 53-year romantic and artistic partnership with Joseph Bologna.
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Mr. Cacciatori has two restaurants outside Bologna and another one, Via Emilia 9, in Miami Beach.
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Mr. Pruitt's trip was an official E.P.A. visit tied to the G-7 summit in Bologna.
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And he was also with me in Bologna, when we did the full version for orchestra.
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Ask Mr. Phillips to describe in words how Maple Leaf bologna tastes, and he is stumped.
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The ruling 5-Star Movement was born out of a street protest in Bologna in 2007.
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A coöperative based in Bologna, Fairbnb describes itself as an ethical alternative to its near-namesake.
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Born in Bologna nearly 20 years after Anguissola, Fontana (1552–1614) trained in her father's workshop.
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I want a bologna sandwich at my locker every morning -- that's how bad you want me.
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And in Bologna his exhibition was in a gallery alongside a collection of Giorgio Morandi's work.
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AEROPORTO Di BOLOGNA The company said in May passengers reached 818,837, up 12% year-on-year.
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Imagine, he went on, being a student in the 11th century at the University of Bologna, the oldest in the Western world, or during the 1950s, '60s and '70s, when Bologna was the most left-wing city in Italy, and producing the country's most iconic pop musicians.
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Many single adults were being fed only bologna sandwiches, leading to some having medical issues like constipation.
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Cereal, grits, bologna, cheese — whatever it was, I always got four to six hard corn taco shells.
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Yet, Luann was fed a bologna sandwich, which had the world's worst surprise hiding inside of it.
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The newlyweds were spotted eating out and stopping for photos with fans in Bologna, Florence and Verona.
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Armie Hammer is so handsome he makes Jon Hamm look like his name should be Tony Bologna.
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But everything that made the bologna sandwich a titan among cold cuts contributed to its oily demise.
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Then I let my mother get in my ear with her 'don't let this one go' bologna.
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There's only one thing that links Crotone and Bologna: The way streets are completely empty at night.
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At the turn of the millennium, Bologna had a fair share of occupied and self-managed venues.
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There weren't many of us, since at the end of each July students pour out of Bologna.
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According to Webb, bologna is better than higher-quality meats because the characteristics don't change over time.
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This particular pack of bologna, used here with a test dipole to check equipment, is even expired.
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Yet, you are not likely to find many of them on a street in Rome or Bologna.
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After leaving the league, he moved to Italy and played two years for a team in Bologna.
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It is a sad commentary on the current state of the bologna market, if you ask me.
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Arkadiusz Milik came off the bench and scored twice to help host Napoli beat Bologna, 3-1.
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Take a bunch of bologna and put it on a non-hybrid car to remove the paint.
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The group opened a food inspired theme park in the northern Italian city of Bologna last November.
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Sub prosciutto for the bologna and Gruyere for the Kraft singles if you need to feel bougie.
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Having finished 14th last term, Bologna don't have Europa League football to worry about at the moment.
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Lamborghini, which is owned by Volkswagen Group (VLKAF), said Tuesday that its factory near Bologna was operational.
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Many of the museum spaces I entered at the University of Bologna were void of other visitors.
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The typecasting took only partial hold, as Mr. Bologna made a film career in varied comedy roles.
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Gabriel Bologna directed his father's final film performance, as a priest in "Tango Shalom," an indie comedy.
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Mr. Bologna often pointed out the ways in which they were opposites, far beyond their religious upbringings.
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"You can really imagine a discussion with the American people that gets beyond the bologna," he said.
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In Bologna, I met an Airbnb host named Mauro Bigi, a personable environmental consultant in his thirties.
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The journey was comfortable, and only took about four hours with a change of trains in Bologna.
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Italy's biggest commercial bank Intesa Sanpaolo has a stake of nearly 20 percent in the Bologna-based group.
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According to ESPN, Hayden was training in Italy following a motorcycle race at Imola, a town near Bologna.
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If you saw the moldy bologna and things that they were trying to … I was not an animal.
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However, the center-left party came out on top in the other three cities — Milan, Turin and Bologna.
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So Dr. Bologna, a biologist and ecologist at Montclair State University, brought the animal back to his lab.
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Five years later, SAIS opened a center in Bologna, Italy, and then, in 1986, one in Nanjing, China.
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Conte has taught extensively in Italy and currently lectures in private law at universities in Florence and Bologna.
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One enterprising guest with a car on a hill ferried us in shifts to the train for Bologna.
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Four prison officers were also taken hostage in Bologna, where 350 inmates occupied two sections of the jail.
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I'd been charmed by Bologna earlier in my trip, the pink buildings that glowed even pinker at sunset.
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That was the first thing I heard about FICO Eataly World, the new culinary attraction in Bologna, Italy.
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He was inspired to become a racecar driver after seeing Felice Nazzaro win the 1908 Circuito di Bologna.
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The University of Bologna, where Mr. Zaki was studying, took up his case, which became front-page news.
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Archbishop Matteo Zuppi of Bologna, 64, is the only new Italian cardinal in a college Italy once dominated.
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Over half of the projects detailed in the Mangini-Del Fra archives in Bologna were never carried out.
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All that made "the big stick," a 9.7-pound bologna sausage encased in wax, the shop's big seller.
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They arrested him and charged him with murder as he returned to a Bologna airport in June 2017.
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The region of Emilia Romagna, which includes the emblematic city of Bologna, has traditionally supported left-leaning parties.
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As the jingle goes, "My bologna has a second name, it's M-A-Y-E-R," not Meyer.
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Since their maiden protest in Bologna gathered an estimated 15,000 people, the popularity of the "sardines" has spread.
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But when Newfoundlanders sit down at their tables, there's a very good chance that bologna will be served.
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Here's an extremely basic recipe from Kevin Phillips, the author of "The Bologna Cookbook," which I didn't include in my article on this sometimes unheralded protein: Boil quarter-inch-thick slices of bologna for 15 minutes, roll them up "as tightly as you can" and place in hot dog buns.
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Instead of hot meals, they were given bologna sandwiches, which the report said led to medical issues like constipation.
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How about the way he shouts, "I come through with the yopper on / Turn that nigga into hot bologna"?
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GUILFOYLE: I&aposm going to say that&aposs -- GUTFELD: I&aposm beginning to call bologna on this whole thing.
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The Italian bio-plastics group said on Monday it had filed a complaint with prosecutors in Bologna on Aug.
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That's why sliced turkey, bologna and the like pose a higher risk of listeria contamination, according to the FDA.
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They visit Le Sfogline in Bologna, where they specialize in tortellini—the ricotta tortelloni are shaped like a heart.
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Matt keeps posting photos on his Instagram with the dudes about "behind the scenes … you be the judge" bologna.
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"I am Sicilian I am not from Bologna but it does not exist Bolognese ragù without tomato," Salvo wrote.
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And as a guest at the bar, you can enjoy all of this while eating a fried bologna sandwich.
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After five minutes, they put down bologna or bread and left it there for five, 30 or 60 seconds.
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Back in 1931, in Bologna, Toscanini had been set upon by Fascist thugs on his way to a performance.
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In the international world of children's books, it can sometimes seem as if all roads lead back to Bologna.
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On their honeymoon, she confessed to Mr. Bologna that when she looked at him, she thought of chicken cacciatore.
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Soon after Ciara Lo arrived in Bologna, Italy, from her native Hong Kong last month, her wallet was stolen.
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His hasty epiphany in the final pages feels like just another piece of bologna tossed on the kitchen floor.
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He had self-righteously stopped her, he said, from making a bologna sandwich for one of their three children.
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Another was sent to Silvio Berlusconi, Italy's prime minister at the time, and was intercepted at the Bologna airport.
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I snapped a picture—I'd never even heard of the leaning tower of Bologna before—but moved on quickly.
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Scientists from the National Institute for Astrophysics in Bologna may have found a lake of liquid water on Mars.
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