HOT DOGS: What kind and how to cookem?

Like any old way, boiled, pan seared, or on the grill. And most of the brands mentioned above are my favorites too.

One thing I have started liking is Heinz 57 on the bun. No mustard, ketchup or anything else. Add onions or whatever you like too.

 

cast iron skillet both dog and bun, hot sauce, bbq sauce and sharp chedder
bun lengthed ftw

 

mmm...that one place in Tuscon is my first stop on my hunt trips. i eat TWO!! and then i practically starve hiking and barely eating.

those things are GREAT!!

 

at home..i tried the Applegate ones. way salty tasting..but no crazy ingredients.

i dont eat many hotdogs. my friends dad worked at the Peyton factory. he told me they had to ADD protein to legally call it MEAT. bleech.

 

chicken chilli cheese was a good call as topping too.

 

Juicy Jumbos cooked on the grill.. best shit ever.

 

Nathans for hotdogs, slow cooked on the bbq.

Basque chorizo is better than any hotdog, brat or ____wurst you will ever eat. If anyone is ever in Carson City, NV you have to eat at the Villa Basque Deli. Pete is famous for this stuff.

 

Ate them when I was a kid. Haven't ate one for 25 years. Hot dogs are plain gross!

 

Oscar mayer all beef franks, boiled, broiled, grilled or pan fryed. I really like the grilled, but if i cant grill then i like it broiled. I always put the mustard/ketchup on the bun, then put the frank on, then the chili. Sometimes just eat it with mustard and slaw, no chili.

 

Every time I go to the ballpark and have a steamed dog with steamed bun it's the best damn hotdog I've ever had. I don't think there's a wrong way to cook them.

 

Hewbrew National…I once boiled in the package and probably got cancer, but it sealed in the flavor. Now i just boil in the pot.

 

No the nitrates and nitrites are added to extend the shelflife of the product. Natural casings are from sheep- (hotdog) and pig- (brats) beef-(bologna) cleaned intestine.

Sorry i'm late just found this thread.

My Favorite are:
Nathan's
Boars Head
Sabrettes
Hebrew National