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Anna N

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3 hours ago, Kerry Beal said:

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This is how we treat guests - hot dogs for lunch - but they are jumbos 

I'll take that with relish ... and some mustard, minced onion and Texas weiner sauce.

 

 

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1 hour ago, suzilightning said:

I'll take that with relish ... and some mustard, minced onion and Texas weiner sauce.

 

 

And what pray tell is Texas weiner sauce?

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6 minutes ago, Kerry Beal said:

And what pray tell is Texas weiner sauce?


Thank you... I was afraid to ask that question.

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In Northwest New Jersey ... and other areas of Northern New Jersey ... Texas  weiner sauce is a not sweet...not hot... chili sauce that goes on hot dogs up this way. It has been around from the early 20th century and was developed in various Greek diners.

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In Northwest New Jersey ... and other areas of Northern New Jersey ... Texas  weiner sauce is a not sweet...not hot... chili sauce that goes on hot dogs up this way. It has been around from the early 20th century and was developed in various Greek diners.

Does it have hamburger in it?

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Does it have hamburger in it?

what is this hamburger you speak of my sister?

it does have ground beef in it.......

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In Northwest New Jersey ... and other areas of Northern New Jersey ... Texas  weiner sauce is a not sweet...not hot... chili sauce that goes on hot dogs up this way. It has been around from the early 20th century and was developed in various Greek diners.

 

Extends far from NJ.

'Texas hots' or just 'hots' have been popular in this area since about 1920.

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Jane and Michael Stern have a good recipe in their Real Food book....really close to what we get at the diner

 

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Real Food book

 

Which book, exactly?

They have several books with similar titles.

Is it the Roadfood book?

 

 

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Which book, exactly?

They have several books with similar titles.

Is it the Roadfood book?

 

Real American Food   page 245.

 

This is the book my mom gave me that had the recipe for beef on weck, weck rolls, speidies and Cinncinatti chili

 

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Enjoying very late for us - a Mai Tai

 

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And lamb stew - grabbed a couple of packages of lamb bony cuts and shoulder chops early this am - Anna transformed them in the IP into stew.

 

 

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is that ' Relish ' on that Dog ?

 

if so, it's placement on that dog must come from an allele's expression  that's right next to the Miracle Whip allele, which also seems to be

 

expressed.  Wonder what's connected to those two allele's, on each side ?

 

just saying.

 

O.o

Those two alleles are connected by a third for ketsup - expressing themselves as Thousand Island Dressing!

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Those two alleles are connected by a third for ketsup - expressing themselves as Thousand Island Dressing!


Splice in a "Mc" and you have Special Sauce.

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Again we made dragons - can't teach airbrushing without dragons - the official reptile of my life!

 

 

I wouldn't believe those were chocolate unless I knew you guys.  Very cool.

 

Anna, how long did you do the lamb in the IP?  I've yet to make venison stew and I need to do that ( once we quit living on the surface of the sun here in Kansas ).

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Winged this one all the way. Browned the lamb and the onions. Added a couple of chopped tomatoes. Bunged these into the IP with 2 cups chix stock. Put cut up potatoes and carrots in "blossom" steamer on top. Cooked x 20 minutes on high pressure. Let pressure drop naturally x 15 minutes. Defatted and thickened liquid.  

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Forgot to post this last night. Another of Kerry's nurse friends picked raspberries for us yesterday. I enjoyed a small bowl with just a drizzle of cream. 

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is that ' Relish ' on that Dog ?

 

if so, it's placement on that dog must come from an allele's expression  that's right next to the Miracle Whip allele, which also seems to be

 

expressed.  Wonder what's connected to those two allele's, on each side ?

 

just saying.

 

O.o

 

The ketchup-on-a-hot-dog gene.

 

ETA I see great minds have thought alike

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Dogs only require mustard, 'ballpark' or dijon, based on ones background and freshly chopped onions.  Lots of both.

 

and one of those white wonder bread buns, streamed a little so they are warm, or micro'd for a few seconds first.

 

that's the normal way to eat a dogs.  soooo  good you have to have several.  always with a steamed wonder bread bun.

 

@Anna N   :  personally, next time those airbrushes turn up, just hit the cocktails early, or have a large ice cold Jug of

 

old fashioned Soave ( remember those Jugs ? )  M.R.d ready to go in advance.

 

everything works out well that way.

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Dogs only require mustard, 'ballpark' or dijon, based on ones background and freshly chopped onions.  Lots of both.

 

and one of those white wonder bread buns, streamed a little so they are warm, or micro'd for a few seconds first.

 

that's the normal way to eat a dogs.


It appears I've eaten a large number of hot dogs abnormally...

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no worries.  Plenty of Time to See the Light and move On

 

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Just Move On.

 

[ed.: what a bunch of Cr*p.  literally .  Just Refine and pay a bit more attention.  dogs A vs Dos B good news  ts simple when you have deux dogs

 

on your paper plate }

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no worries.  Plenty of Time to See the Light and move On

 

Today and Tomorrow  are the days that Matter.


Would 10 Hail Mustards and 5 Our Onions absolve me? :D

I'm a fan of the mustard and onion dog but sometimes I like a chili cheese dog or a slaw dog or a junkyard dog* or a Chicago dog or...

*Edit: what I call a junkyard dog (mustard, onion, relish, chili, cheese, coleslaw) and what the popular version consists of are two different things but I'm not putting french fries on my hot dogs.

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@Tri2Cook

 

yes  a chile dog has its place

 

cheese doe not

 

ever carefully cultivated dans your own Cabinet  

 

TJ's o0zie   Brie / camembert.

 

just saying her and hopefully testing soon !

 

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