What's On Yer Wiener? - Page 2

Sybelle · 04-14-2010, 05:55 AM

Cheese, ketchup, chili and slaw

Hack · 04-17-2010, 01:01 PM

I was reading this thread last night and I was reminded of the Dutch version of a hotdog that I was "treated" to last year while visiting the Netherlands.

I give you, the frikandel:

The Dutch, not really known for their cuisine, well, except they do have outstanding cheeses and breads, consider this their version of a "hot dog." It is a deep-fried long, thin (and I might add nasty) sausage, of which one of the ingredients is horse meat. Yes, horse meat. And please note the Dutchies love their fries (or frietjes) with a mayo-based sauce that has a slight pickle-like taste to it. If you ask for ketchup with them, they know right away you are an American.

After experiencing it, but avoiding another Dutch "delicacy" - raw herring -- I took my Dutch girlfriend to the Ikea in her city, where we had American-style hot dogs. Even she noted they were a distinct improvement.

And don't even get me started on that other favorite Dutch treat -- bitterballen. You can even order them at the McDonald's over there. lol

Jake

Butterbean · 04-17-2010, 02:47 PM

Introducing the New Mexico weeny!

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weatherboi · 04-17-2010, 02:50 PM

it lost me at no bun

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Introducing the New Mexico weeny!

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aishah · 03-21-2012, 05:37 PM

mayo with a little mustard and ketchup. every now and then a bit of dill relish. i don't eat hot dogs very often so i tend to always eat the same thing on them. sometimes if i'm at a restaurant with special toppings i'll add cheese and maybe sauteed shrooms or onions. i want to branch out and try weird things but i'm a pansy when it comes to hot dogs (or burgers)...i like what i like and i tend to stick to that cause i'm always craving it.

i also prefer hebrew national because that way i know it doesn't have pork.

thankfully most vendors and restaurants i've been to nowadays use hebrew national.

stargazingboi · 03-22-2012, 02:17 PM

OK, where to start. Out here we have hot dogs and we have wieners... and yes they are indeed different.

A hot dog: it's about 6" long....made of beef

we often find them at ball games, throw one on the grill during a summer cookout etc. Served on either a steamed, grilled, or right out of the bag bun.

For me during such days Ketchup is a must and sometimes onions.

A Wiener: it's about 5" long.... made of veal and pork

placed in a steamed bun, then topped with a meat sauce seasoned with a myriad of spices like cumin, paprika, chili powder and allspice, which is itself covered in finely chopped onions, celery salt and yellow mustard

Morgan · 03-22-2012, 03:24 PM

Globs of Heinz Catsup, sweet pickle relish, sauteed onions and French's Mustard....yummy

clay · 03-22-2012, 03:49 PM

I watched a show on the Food Network once a few years ago..and on one of the Hawaiian Islands, is a place called "Puka Dogs"...and NOW I want to go and have some so badly. I believe if you google them, you will find out about them.
Basically they place a bun on one end, on a pointed,, sharp spike, that toasts it..then slide a wiener inside and fill with so many differing condiments..one is like coconut sauce, and so many other exotic ones...yummmmmI WANT ONE! NOW!!!!

laruss · 03-22-2012, 06:39 PM

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Originally Posted by claybaby

I watched a show on the Food Network once a few years ago..and on one of the Hawaiian Islands, is a place called "Puka Dogs"...and NOW I want to go and have some so badly. I believe if you google them, you will find out about them.
Basically they place a bun on one end, on a pointed,, sharp spike, that toasts it..then slide a wiener inside and fill with so many differing condiments..one is like coconut sauce, and so many other exotic ones...yummmmmI WANT ONE! NOW!!!!

Puka Dogs are the best Hot Dogs Ever!!!!
I am a huge hot dog fan, I think I could live off them, and Puka Dogs win hands down.

http://www.pukadog.com/menu/english-menu

I love Summer because all the hot dog stands are out. Here in Alberta we have Fat Franks and I love the Honey Ham with Yellow mustard and Sauerkraut.

Oh, now I want a hot dog, but alas its blizzarding so I will stay inside and have a bowl of soup. Sigh

Cin · 03-22-2012, 03:51 PM

Nick's Coney Island Hot Dogs

mustard, onion, coney island sauce

I miss these. A lot. Next time I'm anywhere near Boston or Cape Cod I will make sure I visit Fall River, MA. Home of the best food in the world. Coney island hot dogs are just the tip of the iceberg. Hartley's pork pies, chow mein sandwiches, Chourico or linguica pizza, actually chourico or linguica anything, malassadas...I guess I'm hungry. For junk food apparently.

clay · 03-22-2012, 03:52 PM

OMG! Those look scrumptious!!! Have a couple for me, too...please? TY for sharing!

Martina · 03-22-2012, 03:58 PM

mustard and kraut

MrSunshine · 03-22-2012, 04:55 PM

Really? Did you all think I wouldn't find this thread?

JAGG · 03-25-2012, 11:38 AM

[quote=Miss Tick;551585]Nick's Coney Island Hot Dogs

mustard, onion, coney island sauce

I miss these. A lot. Next time I'm anywhere near Boston or Cape Cod I will make sure I visit Fall River, MA. Home of the best food in the world. Coney island hot dogs are just the tip of the iceberg. Hartley's pork pies, chow mein sandwiches, Chourico or linguica pizza, actually chourico or linguica anything, malassadas...I guess I'm hungry. For junk food appare

Wow these look way too good. My kind of hot dog !!!!!!!!! I don't think 2 would be enough I might need a couple more . =)

girl_dee · 03-25-2012, 11:56 AM

i use mine to catch catfish...........

JJWinks · 03-22-2012, 05:15 PM

My dirty mind...... ahem.. never ketchup always mustard!

Chancie · 03-22-2012, 05:41 PM

Pete.

hehehe

PaPa · 03-22-2012, 05:54 PM

Oh My Mr. Day! You actually got me to thinking and I like them more than one way...depends on the day.

Sometimes I make them with ketchup and lots of raw sweet onions.

Other times I do them with hot mustard from McDonald's

Still yet there are kraut dog days with mustard

And lastly, there is the days that I want chili cheese mustard and a ton of raw sweet onions.

Like I said just depends on the day...Haahaa! Day---day. Ok. I crack myself up!

pajama · 03-22-2012, 05:57 PM

When at home (it's a staple for the "fend for yourself" dinner) I have 2 Oscar Mayer beef hot dogs, first boiled a little to heat, then pan seared ('cause boiled hot dogs are just nasty), split in half length-wise, put a slice of american cheese and let it melt. Served on toast (just regular bread, I don't use hotdog buns 'cause they're a luxury), slather BOTH sides with plenty of ketchup. (It's actually the only thing I eat ketchup on, but will not eat a hot dog if it doesn't have ketchup.)

Out in public, I love them all kinds of ways.

Gemme · 03-22-2012, 06:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Martina

mustard and kraut

I have to be in the mood for kraut, but this looks really good to me now.

View Poll Results: What's on Yer Wiener?
Everything	16	16.49%
Nothing	7	7.22%
Ketchup is a MUST	32	32.99%
Mustard	36	37.11%
Hella Onions	20	20.62%
Tomahhhhh-toes	5	5.15%
Mayo, Relish, Cheeze n hella ketchup	11	11.34%
I'd like to list My Secret Wiener Ingredients in the Thread	22	22.68%
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stargazingboi Senior Member How Do You Identify?: ~ Preferred Pronoun?: ~ Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: ~ Posts: 1,954 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 10,392 Thanked 8,318 Times in 1,626 Posts Rep Power: 21474853	OK, where to start. Out here we have hot dogs and we have wieners... and yes they are indeed different. *A hot dog:* it's about 6" long....made of beef we often find them at ball games, throw one on the grill during a summer cookout etc. Served on either a steamed, grilled, or right out of the bag bun. For me during such days Ketchup is a must and sometimes onions. *A Wiener:* it's about 5" long.... made of veal and pork placed in a steamed bun, then topped with a meat sauce seasoned with a myriad of spices like cumin, paprika, chili powder and allspice, which is itself covered in finely chopped onions, celery salt and yellow mustard

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