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Hot dogs..
When I was on Cape Cod a few years ago I used buy Maple Leaf brand hot dogs and grill them outside and serve them on a toasted roll with mustard, relish and onions and they were great.. BTW. You will never catch me with ketchup or mayonnaise on a hot dog - just the way I was brought up...
I have nothing against people who put different condiments than I do on a dog but I am never going to change the way I make them on the other hand.
Thats me except the roll is not toasted and it is not really the right kind. In Mass JJ Nissen Frankfurt Rolls are the best...
wil..
When I was on Cape Cod a few years ago I used buy Maple Leaf brand hot dogs and grill them outside and serve them on a toasted roll with mustard, relish and onions and they were great.. BTW. You will never catch me with ketchup or mayonnaise on a hot dog - just the way I was brought up...
I have nothing against people who put different condiments than I do on a dog but I am never going to change the way I make them on the other hand.
Thats me except the roll is not toasted and it is not really the right kind. In Mass JJ Nissen Frankfurt Rolls are the best...
wil..
My favorite hot dog story.....
Mid 90's my brother & 3 other friends took a Cabo trip where we slept on the boat in the marina. The second night there we were walking back to the boat from the clubs & my buddy was smashed & decided to get a bacon wrapped dog from a street vendor. He ate at least half before he decided it probably wasn't a good idea. He tossed the rest over to a stray dog that was literally just fur & bones....This pup was emaciated. Dog walks over to the remaining hot dog....sniffs at it, eats only the bun & walks away. :think2:
Mid 90's my brother & 3 other friends took a Cabo trip where we slept on the boat in the marina. The second night there we were walking back to the boat from the clubs & my buddy was smashed & decided to get a bacon wrapped dog from a street vendor. He ate at least half before he decided it probably wasn't a good idea. He tossed the rest over to a stray dog that was literally just fur & bones....This pup was emaciated. Dog walks over to the remaining hot dog....sniffs at it, eats only the bun & walks away. :think2:
Ball Park Franks...There are some really good dogs to be had at SOME MLB ballparks.
Bratwurst with Secret Sauce, Miller Park, Milwaukee..
Leave the fried chicken, pizza and nachos to the other ballparks and enjoy the festival of sausages that is a trip to Miller Park. In this land also famous for its cheeses and beers, the bratwurst and spicy Italian sausage at "The House That Bud Built" are clearly a cut above the cased meats you'll find at other ballparks. Both delicious links are firm and flavorful and made all the more delicious by a generous topping of the Brewers' Secret Sauce, which tastes a lot like Arby's Secret Sauce to us. For Josh, who has been trying to replicate Arby's similarly "secret" blend in his kitchen since about the eighth grade, this is a match made in heaven. After a few innings of gorging yourself silly, sit back and root for your favorite piece of meat to finish first in the nightly Sausage Race.
Fenway Sausages, Ted Williams Way, Boston
On game day, Lansdowne Street behind the Green Monster is home to a small fleet of private vendors who serve sweet Italian sausages to the ravenous Fenway faithful. The flat griddles these folks use create sausages that are actually more fried than grilled. Order your sandwich "loaded" with sautéed peppers and onions and top it off with a generous portion of ketchup or barbecue sauce, and you're sure to destroy your Trot Nixon jersey after about three bites... but it's well worth it. Our favorite vendor is the Sausage Guy, as much for the succulence of the sausages he peddles as for the logo on his cart. You'll know what we mean when you see it.
ESPN
Bratwurst with Secret Sauce, Miller Park, Milwaukee..
Leave the fried chicken, pizza and nachos to the other ballparks and enjoy the festival of sausages that is a trip to Miller Park. In this land also famous for its cheeses and beers, the bratwurst and spicy Italian sausage at "The House That Bud Built" are clearly a cut above the cased meats you'll find at other ballparks. Both delicious links are firm and flavorful and made all the more delicious by a generous topping of the Brewers' Secret Sauce, which tastes a lot like Arby's Secret Sauce to us. For Josh, who has been trying to replicate Arby's similarly "secret" blend in his kitchen since about the eighth grade, this is a match made in heaven. After a few innings of gorging yourself silly, sit back and root for your favorite piece of meat to finish first in the nightly Sausage Race.
Fenway Sausages, Ted Williams Way, Boston
On game day, Lansdowne Street behind the Green Monster is home to a small fleet of private vendors who serve sweet Italian sausages to the ravenous Fenway faithful. The flat griddles these folks use create sausages that are actually more fried than grilled. Order your sandwich "loaded" with sautéed peppers and onions and top it off with a generous portion of ketchup or barbecue sauce, and you're sure to destroy your Trot Nixon jersey after about three bites... but it's well worth it. Our favorite vendor is the Sausage Guy, as much for the succulence of the sausages he peddles as for the logo on his cart. You'll know what we mean when you see it.
ESPN
