Hotdog Topping Choices

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I like sauteed onions and peppers. I also like sauerkraut.
But then, a plain dog at a stadium with catsup and mustard is good, too.
 
I love a nice hot dog fresh off the grill in a toasted bun topped with mustard and relish.
and new england style hot dog rolls
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saurkraut and Tabasco brand hot and spicy brown mustard

all the way or texas weinie: above mustard, chili and raw diced onions
 
Too many ways to count :)


Plain
Cheese, ketchup, mustard, onions
Ketchup, mustard, onions with or without relish
Ketchup and mustard with or without relish
Kraut
Cole Slaw
Chilli, cheese, onions

That's what comes to mind at first ... I love hot dogs :)
 
All time favorite - chili, sauerkraut, chopped onions, spicy mustard
2nd favorite - dill relish, chopped onions ketshup
on the run and grab something to eat- mustard only
 
Mustard (regular old-fashioned all-American yellow mustard, not Dijon).
Sweet pickle relish (Del Monte).
Chopped raw onions.
NO catchup!

Or a chili dog from Pink's with mustard and raw onions.

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plain old dog on plain supermarket bun. little honey mustard and tiny bit of catsup. i love fastfood chili ones and kraut. oh yes a bit of very finely chopped sweet onion.
 
Gang - I hope this continues, and those of you having already posted think of other way's you show love to your dogs.

I'd like the whole DC community to think of loving their dogs.

Bob
 
msmofet - You already know I care, but right now? GET OUT OF MY BRAIN!!!

I do this often with smoked sausage. Sausage is normally grilled until crackly and heavy grill marks exist, then sliced and put in a bowl of BBQ sauce (baby ray's chipotle BBQ sauce) like you pictured, and than inserted into the softest dinner rolls you ever put you lips around. Even a very sharp knife fails to cut a really soft roll when that fresh without difficulty.

Nuke it for 30 seconds? That's heaven.

Bob
 
msmofet - You already know I care, but right now? GET OUT OF MY BRAIN!!!

I do this often with smoked sausage. Sausage is normally grilled until crackly and heavy grill marks exist, then sliced and put in a bowl of BBQ sauce (baby ray's chipotle BBQ sauce) like you pictured, and than inserted into the softest dinner rolls you ever put you lips around. Even a very sharp knife fails to cut a really soft roll when that fresh without difficulty.

Nuke it for 30 seconds? That's heaven.

Bob
thats not BBQ sauce in my pic. check the recipe under the pic.
 
I noticed, but took license with your idea for what *I* do :)

I'd share with you for a taste test, but you'd have to make yours again, and I'd have to grill my sausage.

Bob
 
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