Chillin but not grillin
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Ur putting me on da spot with this one lol !!
I am and MUST be partial to Sabrett. I like that they are all beef and have a good Garlic tone to them.
I don't know if u can easily access them in Texas ??
If not, try a Nathan's or Hebrew National IMHO.
Bests are pretty good too, I just make sure they are All Beef
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I am and MUST be partial to Sabrett. I like that they are all beef and have a good Garlic tone to them.
I don't know if u can easily access them in Texas ??
If not, try a Nathan's or Hebrew National IMHO.
Bests are pretty good too, I just make sure they are All Beef
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Justin..
Sorry for the hijack, but u got my hotdog mojo going lol.
I'm thinking hotdogs for dinner tonight at my house :)
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Sorry for the hijack, but u got my hotdog mojo going lol.
I'm thinking hotdogs for dinner tonight at my house :)
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I was just thinking the same thing WV!
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some did and some didn't - - I'm gonna hot oil some tomorrow and see what happens - - - do you have a special brand that you like, Sailor ?
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OldUsedParts wrote:some did and some didn't - - I'm gonna hot oil some tomorrow and see what happens - - - do you have a special brand that you like, Sailor ?
We shop in different states, and I look for natural casings, too. Never tried Sabrett's (though I probably will now) but I've enjoyed Boar's Head.
Allen Brothers steak dogs is mail-order and waaaay $$$$. Love the taste and the 'pop,' but we only indulge in these for our Independence Day cook.
I'm looking forward to seeing some hot oil rippers!
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I'll be scanning and reading in HEB's weenie case tomorrow morn
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Nothing at all wrong with a boiled dog! To really shine it up, toss em in a skillet and fry them up. I do that with ours anyways. It works for those days that you just absolutely can't fire up the grill.
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10-4, I've done that also plus splitting them longways so I get more browned crusty area - - - I'm just interested in how oil frying affects the overall flavor
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Kiwiruss wrote:I love these ones down here
Russ
Lol !!!!
Oh, how things are different from time zone to the zone...
Russ, by no means am I picking on you, but if you ever travel to the east coast here, especially in say....The Jersey and NYC area, save urself a mugging and NEVER EVER ask for Ketchup on a hotdog.
Lol,that's like telling Texans to parboil a prime rib.
Again, we all like what we like, but you just Can't put Ketchup on a hotdog lol.
My wife does it and it drives me nuts LMAO
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i use a flour tortilla instead of a bun
with mustard, kraut, cheese
with mustard, kraut, cheese
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We put out just about everything for our guests, including maters, but I usually stick to mustard and kraut, with occasional dips into chopped onion and pickle.
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tomorrows trimmings will be kraut, brown mustard and sweet jalapeno relish on one and the second will be a Chili Cheese Ripper just for variety knowing the Wiffy's taste, hers will be mayo and own-yawns
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OldUsedParts wrote: I'm just interested in how oil frying affects the overall flavor
I have fried them in oil before. Cook it like fish; hot and fast. Very good!
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woodenvisions wrote:Kiwiruss wrote:I love these ones down here
Russ
Lol !!!!
Oh, how things are different from time zone to the zone...
Russ, by no means am I picking on you, but if you ever travel to the east coast here, especially in say....The Jersey and NYC area, save urself a mugging and NEVER EVER ask for Ketchup on a hotdog.
Lol,that's like telling Texans to parboil a prime rib.
Again, we all like what we like, but you just Can't put Ketchup on a hotdog lol.
My wife does it and it drives me nuts LMAO
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I think I'd get on with your good lady,lol.
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