where to get your prasky on (Crawford Sausage Co.)
2310 S. Pulaski (built in 1941)
"You know this place has been around for a while, given that the street used to be named Crawford and is now Pulaski. My earliest memory of it was entering, holding my grandmother's hand, and seeing the blood-stained wooden butcher blocks and sausages hanging overhead. That was years ago, and I haven't been back in a while. Now it's all stainless steel prep tables and not a sausage in sight, except in a refrigerated display case. I'm in the mood for garlicky prasky and jaternice, two staples from my childhood. The prasky is right there in the display case, and for the jaternice, they have to go to the back room, where the real sausage making has been hidden away. Both are just as delicious as I remember them." -- Keith L. via yelp
where to get your prasky on (Crawford Sausage Co.)
2310 S. Pulaski (built in 1941)
"You know this place has been around for a while, given that the street used to be named Crawford and is now Pulaski. My earliest memory of it was entering, holding my grandmother's hand, and seeing the blood-stained wooden butcher blocks and sausages hanging overhead. That was years ago, and I haven't been back in a while. Now it's all stainless steel prep tables and not a sausage in sight, except in a refrigerated display case. I'm in the mood for garlicky prasky and jaternice, two staples from my childhood. The prasky is right there in the display case, and for the jaternice, they have to go to the back room, where the real sausage making has been hidden away. Both are just as delicious as I remember them." -- Keith L. via yelp