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Fire-roasted potatoes, Brooklyn style (Original Post) elleng Jun 2015 OP
Mickies! My mother and her brothers knew all about those. . . DinahMoeHum Jun 2015 #1
Sounds familiar! elleng Jun 2015 #2
What neighborhood? My mother's side was from. . . DinahMoeHum Jun 2015 #3
Clinton Hill for me, elleng Jun 2015 #4
I went to high school in that area. Sanity Claws Jun 2015 #5
We moved just before my 5th grade, remember walking to P.S. 21, elleng Jun 2015 #7
I don't think I have ever seen potatoes look less appealing Skittles Jun 2015 #6
You gotta try one. marble falls Jun 2015 #9
With six kids, this is how my parents filled us up at our cook outs after the hot dogs .... marble falls Jun 2015 #8

elleng

(130,912 posts)
2. Sounds familiar!
Sun Jun 28, 2015, 07:38 PM
Jun 2015

I grew up in Brooklyn in apartment/development, didn't burn ANYTHING there, but folks grew up in Harlem and Bronx, and you rang a bell!

DinahMoeHum

(21,789 posts)
3. What neighborhood? My mother's side was from. . .
Sun Jun 28, 2015, 07:40 PM
Jun 2015

Greenwood Heights, 5th Avenue and the 30's streets, across from Greenwood Cemetery and a stone's throw from Battle Hill and the statue of Minerva.

elleng

(130,912 posts)
7. We moved just before my 5th grade, remember walking to P.S. 21,
Sun Jun 28, 2015, 09:12 PM
Jun 2015

have no idea where my high school would have been!

marble falls

(57,093 posts)
8. With six kids, this is how my parents filled us up at our cook outs after the hot dogs ....
Mon Jun 29, 2015, 12:17 AM
Jun 2015

were all gobbled down. I still remember the smell of potatoes roasting on charcoal. One of my favorite memories!

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