Spice up those hot dogs for the Fourth!!

[VenomJockey]

Here are some thoughts on the traditional hot dogs...Have a happy 4th of July, folks!!!

http://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/2018/07/02/5-unexpected-fourth-july-hot-dog-recipes.html

 

[timmie]

i like some of those ideas but we are having ribs and chicken. may throw on some venjson.

 

[VenomJockey]

i like some of those ideas but we are having ribs and chicken. may throw on some venjson.

Oh man, prime rib and venison steaks, just doesn't get any better than that!! Go for it!!

 

[Terri9630]

I'm going to be making chicken fried steaks with baked potatoes and taking it up to the station for hubby and the others who are working.

 

[Peanut]

I think I'm somewhat of a hotdog connoisseur. I love hotdogs and have worked in 42 states. I've had the local version of a hotdog in each state. I have a "top 20" list of dogs I make. Most are variations from the 42 states.

My opinion... No matter which version you like it starts with the meat. Where I live now I don't have an old fashioned butcher shop who hand makes their own dogs. I'm stuck buying at the market. There are still a couple of decent choices. I prefer "Hebrew National" kosher dogs, "Nathans" is a close second. I don't by the cheap stuff, might as well by the off brand mustard and the cheap ketchup and feed it to a kid who doesn't know any better.

After choosing a quality meat, your imagination is your only limit as to what makes a great hotdog.

 

[VenomJockey]

I think I'm somewhat of a hotdog connoisseur. I love hotdogs and have worked in 42 states. I've had the local version of a hotdog in each state. I have a "top 20" list of dogs I make. Most are variations from the 42 states.

My opinion... No matter which version you like it starts with the meat. Where I live now I don't have an old fashioned butcher shop who hand makes their own dogs. I'm stuck buying at the market. There are still a couple of decent choices. I prefer "Hebrew National" kosher dogs, "Nathans" is a close second. I don't by the cheap stuff, might as well by the off brand mustard and the cheap ketchup and feed it to a kid who doesn't know any better.

After choosing a quality meat, your imagination is your only limit as to what makes a great hotdog.

Love Nathans hot dogs!!

 

[Peanut]

I posted this before in February... I smoked some hebrew national dogs with pecan wood on natural lump charcoal... Yummy!

 

[VenomJockey]

I posted this before in February... I smoked some hebrew national dogs with pecan wood on natural lump charcoal... Yummy!

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Volo aliquid....durn those look good!!

 

[Flight]

does a hotdog from Loves Truck stop count? 2 for $3.33. yes I already ate one this morning. lol.

 

[Meerkat]

I think I'm somewhat of a hotdog connoisseur. I love hotdogs and have worked in 42 states. I've had the local version of a hotdog in each state. I have a "top 20" list of dogs I make. Most are variations from the 42 states.

My opinion... No matter which version you like it starts with the meat. Where I live now I don't have an old fashioned butcher shop who hand makes their own dogs. I'm stuck buying at the market. There are still a couple of decent choices. I prefer "Hebrew National" kosher dogs, "Nathans" is a close second. I don't by the cheap stuff, might as well by the off brand mustard and the cheap ketchup and feed it to a kid who doesn't know any better.

After choosing a quality meat, your imagination is your only limit as to what makes a great hotdog.

Us too. Now and then the Hebrew or Nathans is buy one get one free and I stock up the freezer with them.

 

[Meerkat]

Here are some thoughts on the traditional hot dogs...Have a happy 4th of July, folks!!!

http://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/2018/07/02/5-unexpected-fourth-july-hot-dog-recipes.html

No spice but do like them with ,chili, coleslaw, sauerkraut. Mostly just mustard, ketchup and onions though.