Thank you, that just confirms it. I have to go! We don't do the fast food thing either, so when we do, it better be special!
Mustard and Ketchup?
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Well (he said defensively), it's special to me. Individual mileage may vary. But what's not to like about a chili dog and a root beer float?
Without the ketchup, please.
I used to drive by a store everyday with this huge guy out front.
I used to drive by a store everyday with this huge guy out front.
Oh, this definitely qualifies as special! Thank you for seconding the recommendation. I can't wait to try it! ( sorry, I didn't mean it like "Well it better be special"Well (he said defensively), it's special to me. Individual mileage may vary. But what's not to like about a chili dog and a root beer float?
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Without the ketchup, please.
I used to drive by a store everyday with this huge guy out front.
Did you stop and tie his shoelace for him?
Not if you use a slotted spoon for the slaw.....DUH!Doesn't putting slaw on it make it all drippy and soggy? You southern gals are a wonder.......
Ketchup, mustard, onion, sweet pickle relish and dried pepper flakes. Side of fries or Ruffles potato chips. Huge Coke with crushed ice. (I got the meal. )
(I got the meal. )
Ketchup, mustard, onion, sweet pickle relish and dried pepper flakes. Side of fries or Ruffles potato chips. Huge Coke with crushed ice.
No taco sauce? I'm shocked!!
Will no longer read this thread, i've ignored my meal and now have to wait until the evening, it's terrible to read about that!
Mustard and Ketchup on my dog most of the time. Other times sauerkraut and mustard or straight with chili. When in a crazy mood I may stop at some place and get me a Chicago dog.
In recent years when grilling, I’ve also been throwing bratwurst on the grill in addition to the dogs, burgers and marinated chicken. I serve them up on a club roll with spicy mustard and onions fried in butter. Bratwurst is kinda like a hot dog taken to the next level, right?
In recent years when grilling, I’ve also been throwing bratwurst on the grill in addition to the dogs, burgers and marinated chicken. I serve them up on a club roll with spicy mustard and onions fried in butter. Bratwurst is kinda like a hot dog taken to the next level, right?
Mustard and Ketchup on my dog most of the time. Other times sauerkraut and mustard or straight with chili. When in a crazy mood I may stop at some place and get me a Chicago dog.
In recent years when grilling, I’ve also been throwing bratwurst on the grill in addition to the dogs, burgers and marinated chicken. I serve them up on a club roll with spicy mustard and onions fried in butter. Bratwurst is kinda like a hot dog taken to the next level, right?
You forgot the flour tortillas and ranchera sauce.
Hmmm this is a tricky one. I would never mix mustard and ketchup.
I think with an American style hotdog sausage it would have to be Ketchup.
However, with a bitish sausage fried or cooked in the oven so that you get the slightly sweet slightly carbonised crusty bits on it, I would always have said in the past it has to be H.P. Brown Sauce. However my tastes have changed and it would now be hot English (preferably Colemans) Mustard.
I think with an American style hotdog sausage it would have to be Ketchup.
However, with a bitish sausage fried or cooked in the oven so that you get the slightly sweet slightly carbonised crusty bits on it, I would always have said in the past it has to be H.P. Brown Sauce. However my tastes have changed and it would now be hot English (preferably Colemans) Mustard.
That does look good with salsa and sour cream. I'll skip the avocado though. And what is the wilted green leafy things?You forgot the flour tortillas and ranchera sauce.
I chose the "design your dog" option
Up here in Canada we have A&W - they have the Whistle Dog which is a bacon wrapped wiener with cheese stuffed inside - I know - a heart attack on a plate!
But tasty when you're in the mood
Nearly my favourite ever thing. A plain pork sausage wrapped in bacon (no cheese though), especially served at Christmas with the turkey. Normally called in the UK "Pigs in Blankets." Another favourite is prunes wrapped in bacon or Devils on Horseback. Hmmmmm I'm starving now.
No sour cream for me, please. No avocado? Peasant.
The wilted green leafy thing looks like cilantro. (I can take or leave cilantro.)
I agree with you on the cilantro, but arugula might be worth a try as a mustard substitute.No sour cream for me, please. No avocado? Peasant.
Mustard, onions, and sweet relish. Sometimes I toast the buns--the ones we use don't have crust on the sides so easier to do that.
Spicy Brown mustard, chili, cheese and onions. Yum!!!
BTW, Grandpa, I will have to agree with you on A&W. That would be a nice last meal!
BTW, Grandpa, I will have to agree with you on A&W. That would be a nice last meal!