I grew up in the american south. Kielbasa was fancy, generally sliced and pan fried or grilled. See no one boiled kielbasa... they boiled hot dergs. Oscar Meyer, nathan's, etc and it was generally done to cook a bunch for multiple people. Poor is poor. Boiling a kielbasa is both horrific and something too fancy for my upbringing.

Yeah, I’ve had it boiled before but it’s always better fried or grilled

Kaszanka!

Lol! That's the way Mom cooked it! Lol! I wasn't introduced to diced kielbasa on the grille until I was out of high school.

My dad would get fresh from Stanleys Meat Market and boil it for a lil bit then grill it to give it that char. No idea why. I just remember the water looking nasty as fuck... but that shit was amazing.

I've had it before, but I would never prepare it that way myself. Really the only time I eat it anymore is when we are having kielbasa & sauerkraut.

Air fryer FTW.

Cut the length of a hotdog bun cut down the center, fry inside down then put in bun with cheese slice inside.