best way to cook a hot dog?

[ucla695]

Originally Posted by Darrell

Personally, hot dogs are best cooked over an open flame (i.e. on a stick over a fire). I then like to top them with Dennison’s meat chili, grated cheddar cheese and onions.

I’m pretty sure Pink’s in LA steams their dogs and buns, they make the best hot dogs. Bar none.

Great dogs there. There’s usually a long line, but you’ll be ready to devour what you order after being tortured by the delicious aromas while waiting. They're also open late to boot!

[chippewastud79]

My three votes:

Skyline Cheese Coney - Plain (no mustard, no onions) - On the griddle

The Corner Bar Chili Dogs - Just chili and cheese - On the griddle

Pronto Pup - Pup with ketchup - Covered in batter and deep fried

I guess I like them on the flat top and deep fried.

Yummy in the tummy

Originally Posted by ucla695

Great dogs there. There’s usually a long line, but you’ll be ready to devour what you order after being tortured by the delicious aromas while waiting. They're also open late to boot!

Yeah no kidding. Every trip to LA we eat Pink's and always wait in line for at least 30 mins.

[Yazzie]

Steamed with Guldens spicy mustard, onions, relish, and Tabasco If no bun available zap in the microwave and fold in a slice of bread