Nebraska happens to be one of my favorite States. The primary reason is because one of my daughter-in-loves is from Nebraska. I adore her and and her family--especially her mama. So, that happens to influence me a bit. I usually drive across the entire state of Nebraska at least once a year on my way to Minnesota to visit family.
I travel I-80 which is like drving on a washboard, but other than that small annoyance, it's a great trip. I have plotted out every Startbucks and Runza. (My husband charts the Dairy Queens.) Wait! Did I hear you ask, "What is Runza?" Good question.


A runza is a midwest meat pie. It is seasoned meat swaddled in a semi-sweet dough and then baked. It comes with or without cheese and is served with a dip. (Midwestern preference seems to be Dorothy Lynch.) I prefer mine without dipping sauce. Since runzas are standard midwest fare, of course, someone began a Runza franchise. So that is where I obtain my fix for runzas. I eat one at a restauarant and then order 1/2 dozen frozen ones to go. They are prepackaged with baking instructions.
Watch tomorrow for how to make runza at home. They are tasty too, but a bit more work.
Travel Mercies,
1 comment:
Love it! Did you know I just made runzas yesterday? I gave a bunch to friends at church who had never heard of them. We'll see if they liked them or not!
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