Hot Dogs
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UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
I'll have two please. 
Not convinced that looks like £16 worth of food tbh, although I guess if it's a sportsground they're probably inflated prices.
Not convinced that looks like £16 worth of food tbh, although I guess if it's a sportsground they're probably inflated prices.
Miss Caphat
I want it that way
here's another from the world of baseball, an 18-inch corn dog (corn meal battered and fried hot dog on a stick) stuffed with bacon and cheese 
for only $25
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for only $25
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Hotdogs for dinner tonight
Got a jar of six Wikinger dogs. Stuck two of these in each baked baguette tonight.
Finely diced a rasher of bacon in a frying pan. Added two medium diced onions, a few crushed cloves of garlic, splash of (Aspall) balsamic vinegar, golden syrup, ground pepper and sea salt.
Baked the baguettes then cut up and filled with grated Red Leicester cheese. Put the dogs in then topped with the onion mix. Bit of (French's) mustard and ketchup atop and served.
Was a messy meal
I had a Spoons' dog yesterday. It was appalling
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
I had a Spoons' dog yesterday. It was appalling
Not tried one yet but have been meaning to. Had a double burger in spoons yesterday which was excellent. Was slightly apprehensive as the last was a grease fest, but this one was spot on. Chip portions need to be bigger though.
The boggo standard jobby. No onions, wrong type of bread, about 5 chips
For about 6 quid. Fuckers. But I have calmed down after an excellent FEB in there the next day.
moonsi til
worked it out now!
I'm just about to have veggie hot dogs with wholemeal finger rolls! My BF spotted them and even though I wanted soft fluffy white rolls I put them in our basket. We have onions and ketchup but no mouseturd.
moonsi til
worked it out now!
Wholemeal rolls are a massive thumbs down..the taste was too much and the rolls too bready. BF agreed they didn't work. I have hot dogs about 4 times a year and this time has left me feeling robbed.
moose
like some cat from Japan
That'll teach him! Go with your white bread instincts next time.
Yetman
Cheesecar Fucksquad #1
Fucking ridiculous idea in the first place. Serves him right.
BoxRoom
nicely inconspicuous
Had hot dogs for dinner last night. Got a can of American style ones (in brine) from Morry's. Were pretty good.
Was well hungry though.
These fellers: http://groceries.morrisons.com/webs...rentContainer=|102705|102637|107584_SHELFVIEW
Was well hungry though.
These fellers: http://groceries.morrisons.com/webs...rentContainer=|102705|102637|107584_SHELFVIEW
Looks like mice or rats had a nibble of them at the packaging plant
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
For once I suspect Aldi own brand may be better here then waitrose. However what's wrong with buying a pack of standard sausages and sticking them in a hot dog bun?
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
I think the problem is that they are normally totally over done. There is a burger van I visit occasionally on my trip my home town that has the whole fried onions thing going on. I normally refuse them unless I can see they have just been put on. They are at their best when they still have some of the crunch of raw but with a bit of heat to take the sharpness.
I think they do. Need to be fried slowly innit. The oil can make a difference too.
Throbbing Angel
Well-Known Member
I think they do too. I suppose it can depend on the onions, the oil, the temperature etc
I use very little oil, hardly any at all when frying onions, throw them in to a hot pan and turn it down.
I've just found this onion sauce recipe for Hot Dogs which I now want to try.
So, split the sausage and put the bread and ketchup inside
