I was trying to think through some different hot dog toppings to make for hubby (I know they're bad for you, but he loves 'em). I stumbled across this website. Who would eat these dogs? They're gross, especially the Hamdog.
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http://www.womansday.com/Articles/Food/10-Off-the-Wall-Hot-Dogs.html
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Those aren't toppings...those are fillings.
On top of a dog (Hebrew National only): Guldens Spicy Brown Mustard, warmed up kraut, diced onions.
That is it....simple perfection in a bun.Ohio Fanatic, Frumundah Finnatic, anlgp and 1 other person like this. -
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that hotdogspaghettimonsterthingy looks bland. Throw some hot sauce on it and I'll try it.
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I like mine with onions and mustard and kraut
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Relish and yellow mustard, that is all I need on my dog.
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always wanted to try one of these
colombian hotdog
"a Hebrew National hot dog tucked with ham and mozzarella cheese into a bun with raw onion, spackled with crushed pineapple, sprinkled with crushed potato chips and finished with a three-squeeze-bottle lattice of catsup, mustard and mayonnaise."Jaydog57 and opfinistic like this. -
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The best hot dog toppings are shredded cheddar and Hormel chili (no beans).
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Coney Island Hot Dogs FTW
http://reliableanswers.com/kitchen/coney_island_sauce.aspFrumundah Finnatic likes this. -
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I'm a Cali dude but am a purist when it comes to food haha. When I want them NY style, I want the water dogs with sabretts onions in sauce, mustard and maybe relish. Chicago style, with mustard, onions, neon relish, tomato slices, peppers and pickle spears.
And you have to try a TJ style bacon wrapped hot dog. You dress it like a taco except it's a bacon wrapped hot dog. Guacamole, sour cream, pico de gallo, hot sauce. OMG my mouth is watering.dolphindebby, njfinfan and opfinistic like this. -
Personally, I'm pretty boring...ketchup and mustard with onions is pretty standard for me. Although, I sometimes go sans the ketchup, and sometimes add chili just to spicen' it up a bit.
Oh, and I noticed several people referenced Hebrew National as the brand of choice. Couldn't agree more. Best tasting dog all by itself. -
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Dunno if its the same throughout but are those the Costco dogs? Those are pretty good.
No ketchup for me. Ketchup is for the kids. LolFrumundah Finnatic, Stitches and opfinistic like this. -
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onions, dill relish (not sweet), & deli mustard. That's all :theu: need. :smile:
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As for my toppings, I usually just go with a good spicy brown mustard, but I also like mine Chicago style, chili cheese, or, if I'm feeling particularly adventurous, Venezuelan, where the dog is topped with shredded cabbage, crushed potato chips, onions, mayo, ketchup, and mustard.opfinistic and njfinfan like this. -
Oh, forget to mention...gotta have a nice cold brewskie to go along with your dog. However you like it. That makes the meal complete. :beer:
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Hotdogs are the american cheese of the sausage world. Italian sausage, peppers, and onions is where its at. First juliane slice (long strips) some various peppers and onions. Let them SLOWLY cook in a tablespoon of butter until they are very soft and awesome. Then grill or pan fry the sausage links (or brats) to get a crisp char on the outside (not fully cooked). Then put the peppers, onions, and sausages into your favorite tomato sauce and let it simmer for 45 minutes. When ready, put onto a toasty hoggie roll and enjoy. You'll never want a hotdog again. Make this for your man, and he will think you were sent from heaven.
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Colorado Dolfan ...dirty drownin' man?
I just don't understand some people.
Back on topic:
I had this idea for a mondo pig-in-a-blanket type of meal...
Take yourself a Johnsonville brat, wrap it in bacon and cheese, cover that whole thing in dough (the canned Pillsbury stuff would probably work well...), deep fry the monstrosity, and cover it with chili or sausage gravy before eating... -
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