Mustard and Ketchup?
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Anybody doing hotdogs for the super bowl? This thread got me hungry,so I had them two nights in a row..think I am good on hotdogs for a few weeks,at least.. 
Neesy
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I had one last night with Cheese Whiz and hot dog relish on it. That took a while to digest (urp) - now I remember why I don't eat hot dogs often.Anybody doing hotdogs for the super bowl? This thread got me hungry,so I had them two nights in a row..think I am good on hotdogs for a few weeks,at least..
I hear you Neesy,was pizza and munchies for me,will let the hot dogs go for a while..
been a few weeks since the great hot dog debate,and I went with slaw dogs for dinner tonight! very good,the crispy cabbage along with the tang of the dogs,and the hot mustard I used,was very good..thanks Sunny!
César Hernández-Meraz
Wants to be Nick, ends up as Larry
The last few days without having to see all this delicious food were good.
Right now I have been chained to my computer at work, I have not had lunch (nor breakfast, for that matter), and what do I see when I follow my alerts?
Life is cruel...
Right now I have been chained to my computer at work, I have not had lunch (nor breakfast, for that matter), and what do I see when I follow my alerts?
Life is cruel...
No, mayo on fries is better than ketchup. They do that in France according to an ex-GF.You ARE a weirdo Marsha!Mayo on fries!!
Always happy to help......glad you liked thembeen a few weeks since the great hot dog debate,and I went with slaw dogs for dinner tonight! very good,the crispy cabbage along with the tang of the dogs,and the hot mustard I used,was very good..thanks Sunny!
yes,they were the first ones in a few weeks since the thread was started..i did notice,that at our local burger king,they are selling hotdogs now..a basic one with relish,and a chili dog..never thought about a burger place like them selling hotdogs..Always happy to help......glad you liked them
I like polish dogs, if I can get them. I haven't found a good polish dog in damn near a decade though, so I stick to a brand from Whole Foods.
My favorite way to enjoy a hot dog is with ketchup, mayonnaise, (yes, mayonnaise.) sauerkraut, and dill pickle relish. Dill pickle! None of that sweet relish for me, thanks.
The runner up is, of course, a chili dog. Cheddar, no onions, an ice-cold beer and...Pure Heaven.
My favorite way to enjoy a hot dog is with ketchup, mayonnaise, (yes, mayonnaise.) sauerkraut, and dill pickle relish. Dill pickle! None of that sweet relish for me, thanks.
The runner up is, of course, a chili dog. Cheddar, no onions, an ice-cold beer and...Pure Heaven.
P.S.
French fries dipped in mayonnaise are awesome.
French fries dipped in mayonnaise are awesome.
wait a minute,are you talking about polish sausage DK? Haven't had that in several months,but that is good too,usually boiled,then with or without sauerkraut,but definitely mustard..any kind,and my god it is delicious,lots of fat but tasty!I like polish dogs, if I can get them. I haven't found a good polish dog in damn near a decade though, so I stick to a brand from Whole Foods.
My favorite way to enjoy a hot dog is with ketchup, mayonnaise, (yes, mayonnaise.) sauerkraut, and dill pickle relish. Dill pickle! None of that sweet relish for me, thanks.
The runner up is, of course, a chili dog. Cheddar, no onions, an ice-cold beer and...Pure Heaven.
You talking Kielbasa?
I haven't had that in ages. I feel better, now hungry.
Used to make a big ole mess of of browned pork chops, hot dogs, kielbasa, sauerkraut and potatoes in a crock pot.
Took it out the the garage to cook all day. Because, phew. Nobody wants that simmering in your house that long. Had to put vinegar on top of it when it was done.
Because I am elegant like that.
I haven't had that in ages. I feel better, now hungry.
Used to make a big ole mess of of browned pork chops, hot dogs, kielbasa, sauerkraut and potatoes in a crock pot.
Took it out the the garage to cook all day. Because, phew. Nobody wants that simmering in your house that long. Had to put vinegar on top of it when it was done.
Because I am elegant like that.
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Yes! Kielbasa,in the crockpot,oh my god..I think people are too focused on eating healthy,and fat is actually good for you,in moderate amounts..and kielbasa is definitely tasty..
Love kielbasa. With sweet & sour red cabbage and potato pancakes!
wait a minute,are you talking about polish sausage DK? Haven't had that in several months,but that is good too,usually boiled,then with or without sauerkraut,but definitely mustard..any kind,and my god it is delicious,lots of fat but tasty!
Yes! Our local gas station used to make these, along with the traditional dogs. I used to get the mild-spicy Polish dog and fix it up like I described, and it felt like heaven in my mouth. I have yet to find a polish sausage that meets my standards after those gloriously greasy, just spicy enough rolls of perfection.
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
Is there such a thing as a nice hot dog or sausage NOT made with pork?
I love kubassa but I have a friend who cannot eat pork and I wish I could find a place that sells nice sausage without any pork in it.
There's this...
Gardein - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
...and these...
I used to buy brats or some kind of sausages made from chicken and/or turkey at SAM's Club. I imagine Costco has them, too. We have Kroger grocery stores here and they sell turkey sausage. And there are a number of all-beef hot dogs available.
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Along with what Blunt said, Whole Foods has a brand, Fork in the Road? If I remember correctly they're all-beef hot dogs, and they are delicious! I've also seen and used all-beef kielbasa, but I don't know how good they would be by your standards; it's the same kielbasa you can find in Wal-Mart, Winco, and I think even Smith's. Not gourmet, but good enough in a pinch. And what's that brand of kosher hot dogs? I can't remember, but they're really really tasty, and I think they're all-beef as well.
Of course, I don't have a clue which stores you have nearby, so this could all be completely useless information....