In El Reno- the onion fried Hamberger joints serve Coneys with Schwab's chili and a cabbage slaw that is flavored with mustard- vinegar and sugar. They were about 10 cents when I was a kid but there $3.50 now.
While I love a good chili cheese dog the most and a good plain dog with mustard next. A bagel dog is pretty good too. Tear the bagel just enough to squirt some mustard down in there and wolf it down.
Of course most are not really hotdogs but sausages. So a completely different flavor. Sadly I can not eat them anymore and I have to use Keto buns or tortillas for my hotdogs now, but better than nothing I guess. (barely)
Of course most are not really hotdogs but sausages. So a completely different flavor. Sadly I can not eat them anymore and I have to use Keto buns or tortillas for my hotdogs now, but better than nothing I guess. (barely)
Hotdogs are sausages.
I know but a real hotdog taste nothing like say a smoked or Polish sausage. Those in a bagel dog, at least all those I have had, has been like a smoked sausage. Something like the Hormel Little Sizzlers.
With Kraut, Onions and mustard. Generally have to ask for the Kraut.
Hotdog like … there is a bar in Long Beach (CA) that been around for 100 years called Joe Jost’s. Famous bar loved by a very diverse customer base. During the Rodney King riots, patrons took up arms to protect the bar.
They have a “Special” that is a steamed polish sausage on rye with mustard, Swiss and a pickle slice. Served with a pickled egg, pretzels and a schooner of PBR (I think it might be Coor’s Light nowadays).
Key is they steam the sausage. Incredible.
They have a “Special” that is a steamed polish sausage on rye with mustard, Swiss and a pickle slice. Served with a pickled egg, pretzels and a schooner of PBR (I think it might be Coor’s Light nowadays).
Key is they steam the sausage. Incredible.
Nice!
