> > Hopefully someone can help me. I went to a hall last week where Polish
> > foods were being sold. They only do it on Fat Tuesday. One of the
> > things sold were Polish Meatball sandwich's. I know I am spelling this
> > wrong, but he said they are called something like "Glubsi." I have
> > googled polish recipes and all of that and cannot find anything.
> >
> > Any Polish people out there know what I am talking about? It was flat
> > like a hamburger and oh so good!
> >
> Russians and Poles make stuffed cabbage rolls/leaves called
> "golubzi." Typically ground beef, rice, maybe a little onion, cabbage
> leaves and tomato sauce. I can't visualize making a flat sandwich out
> of this but maybe it's some local variant? -aem

Growing up and occasionally now, we/I make "piggies in the blanket" which
is what the stuffed cabbage rolls were called in the location I grew up in.
Many a lunch sandwich was made with them to take to school. Just cut
up or flattened with the cabbage included. Delicious on home made bread.
Perhaps this is the same thing and I think the polish/checkoslovakian name
for them might be similar to what you heard as glubsi.