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HOT DOGS OR IF YOU ARE FROM NEW JERSEY
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Sunshineinabag
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Kayems are pretty good...nothing like an uptown dawg with mustad and onions.....then a big soft pretzel! Mangia
Most people in Europe like the danish Hot Dogs best.
As I was in New York, I was surprised that they had Hot Dogs with Sauerkraut.
As I was in New York, I was surprised that they had Hot Dogs with Sauerkraut.
Sunshineinabag
Active member
We still keep those traditional foods thumping. my apologies for thinking w american goggles ...it can skew the view
Fenway Franks
It´s funny, in the shop where I was working we had a Hot Dog stand for the customers. Just one Euro for a Hot Dog, that was a very good price.
OK, you can´t see the Hot Dogs, but this was the Hot Dog stand on my workplace.
OK, you can´t see the Hot Dogs, but this was the Hot Dog stand on my workplace.
Well, if you're actually from NJ, then you should know there is only one to consider.
http://www.gallopinghotdogs.com/
The meat is prepared by a local butcher, old school spicy with a natural casing cooked on stainless steel rollers till crisp, served on an outstanding custom roll.
It wins all the awards and never ceases to amaze out-of-staters...
http://www.gallopinghotdogs.com/
The meat is prepared by a local butcher, old school spicy with a natural casing cooked on stainless steel rollers till crisp, served on an outstanding custom roll.
It wins all the awards and never ceases to amaze out-of-staters...
thailer
Well-known member
i like to make this recipe for my hotdogs and i wrap the whole dog so the dough covers it. after it puffs up, then bakes, you can slice down the middle till the dog is exposed and add your mustard and relish stuff.
https://www.kingarthurbaking.com/recipes/no-knead-cheese-burger-buns-recipe
omg delicious!! i used shredded cheddar cheese instead of the cheese powder. bomb!
https://www.kingarthurbaking.com/recipes/no-knead-cheese-burger-buns-recipe
omg delicious!! i used shredded cheddar cheese instead of the cheese powder. bomb!
if you're in Newark NJ area then you gotta know Rutt's hut for the Rippers.
but the best were the Italian Dogs, cant remember where we got them, maybe Jimmy Buffs? damn they were killer though.
here in VA when I buy Dogs I used to get Kunzler but they are not the same as they used to be so now I buy Berks all beef, not sure if they are available up that way.
Nathans, Ballpark, Oscar Meyer all used to be decent back in the day (30+ yrs ago)-but now they all suck bad
but the best were the Italian Dogs, cant remember where we got them, maybe Jimmy Buffs? damn they were killer though.
here in VA when I buy Dogs I used to get Kunzler but they are not the same as they used to be so now I buy Berks all beef, not sure if they are available up that way.
Nathans, Ballpark, Oscar Meyer all used to be decent back in the day (30+ yrs ago)-but now they all suck bad
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xavier7995
I'm a fan of the rippers.
Only "place" that comes to mind was spikes in the Boston area. It was a chain, but man they sure were good and had some interesting combinations. I'm a big fan of both hot dogs and hamburgers as they are a good platform for a wide variety of flavors.
When I cook them its normally Nathan's. I take a paring knife and do a spiral cut around the dog, and then pan fry in olive oil and toast up the bun. Top with mustard, relish, onions....or anything other than ketchup. Spiral cut is great and makes lots of spots to crisp up.
Only "place" that comes to mind was spikes in the Boston area. It was a chain, but man they sure were good and had some interesting combinations. I'm a big fan of both hot dogs and hamburgers as they are a good platform for a wide variety of flavors.
When I cook them its normally Nathan's. I take a paring knife and do a spiral cut around the dog, and then pan fry in olive oil and toast up the bun. Top with mustard, relish, onions....or anything other than ketchup. Spiral cut is great and makes lots of spots to crisp up.
Rhode Island for the win....Hot Weiners & Saugys
Sunshineinabag
Active member
I could see us all at a hot dog convention lmaop
Well actually I am but my preference were Italian Hotdogs from a place in Kenilworth that's long ago had it's legs broken and dumped in the meadowlands.......
My REAL preference was just a simple dirty dog in the city
Far as being from the Garden State originally at least, some of the finest people come from NJ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYGNqUWcOCs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYGNqUWcOCs
Taylor Ham and Cheese Sandwiches ?
Tomato Pies?
Otherwise
It's a nice state depending on where but it's even better reading about then living there.
Really? A whole thread about hotdogs and no one mentioned Chicago hotdogs? Sons I am dissapoint.but seriously Portillos used to be good but haven't been there in years.Nathans or Hebrew National if your gonna make your own is probably ok
Canna-bill
Active member
A popular American themed/style diner here has started sellinh Nathan's, I'll give em a try now I have read this thread!
Well, I guess I should have said "If you're a hot dog PURIST from Nj", cause Italian hot dogs are not hot dogs!
But I remember that place you mention, right where Centennial ave hit the Blvd. If you ate there, you had to have tried the GHI, it's just a mile up the road...
