dh and i were just discussing this and i decided if i could hav a poppy seed
bun and the trimmings he could have my hot dog, Lee
"Nick Cramer" > wrote in message
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> "Stormmee" > wrote:
>> chill dude, its not that serious, at least it shouldn't be, Lee
>> "Sqwertz" > wrote in message
>> > On Tue, 13 Jul 2010 19:31:06 GMT, GregS wrote:
>> >> > wrote:
>> >>>On Tue, 13 Jul 2010 15:08:31 GMT, GregS wrote:
>> >>>
>> >>>> Is it not stupid to eat fries that have been salted and add salted
>> >>>> ketchup ?
>> >>>
>> >>>No.
>> >>
>> >> You would probably put ketchup on hot dogs.
>> >
>> > Are you trying to insult everyone here who puts ketchup (or chili,
>> > or cheese, or mustard) on their hot dogs?
>> >
>> > Because you just did.
>
> I didn't mention chili, cheese or sauerkraut, because those are part of a
> hot dog on a bun. Not something you put ON it, like ketchup and mustard!
>
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In article .com>, wrote:
>
>On 13-Jul-2010, (GregS) wrote:
>
>> In article >, Sqwertz
>> > wrote:
>> >On Tue, 13 Jul 2010 15:08:31 GMT, GregS wrote:
>> >
>> >> Is it not stupid to eat fries that have been salted and add salted
>> >> ketchup ?
>> >
>> >No.
>>
>>
>> You would probably put ketchup on hot dogs.
>>
>> greg
>
>I put ketchup on hot dogs and so do several million others. In
>fact I've never seen a hot dog vendor that did not offer ketchup
>along with mustard and other condiments. Now, if you want
>to travel to Germany, you;ll likely find many vendors that do
>not offer ketchup. But then tomatoes are not a prolific crop
>in Germany and folks tend to eat what they have. It's also
>amazing that I grew up not knowing that I was supposed to
>have an aversion to salt until I was over 40..
>

Oh I'm sure I have seen a shop on TV that was strickly no ketchup.
Even Dirty Harry knows. Its right there in his dialog.

Usually I like just onions and yellow mustard. I'll eat the
brown mustard too, but I like it sour, and I love crout.
I would only eat beans and cheese on the side dish.
Ketchup and dogs is basically sickening. The first
time I had it when I was a kid, I barfed. Mustard cuts the grease.
I also like relish of some sort. But, absolutely have to have onions.

There is a popular shop here that has unusual topping sauce.
Jim's sauce. I would describe it mildly mustardy, but
its light brown sauce. The story was, he did not want to
sell the recipe to Heinz.

On the other side, I'm perfectly happy eating hot sausage sandwiches.
I think when it cooked in a tomatoe sauce it OK.

greg



greg

In article >, Nick Cramer > wrote:
>Sqwertz > wrote:
>> On Tue, 13 Jul 2010 15:08:31 GMT, GregS wrote:
>>
>> > Is it not stupid to eat fries that have been salted and add salted
>> > ketchup ?
>>
>> No.
>
>Agreed. I prefer mayonnaise on my fries, even my homemade contains salt.
>

With fries, you can basically put anything on. Some people always
use ketchup, where I will ALWAYS also get mustard for the fries.
Also like Horseradish sauce, white or red.

greg

In article >, (GregS) wrote:
>In article >, Nick Cramer
> > wrote:
>>Sqwertz > wrote:
>>> On Tue, 13 Jul 2010 15:08:31 GMT, GregS wrote:
>>>
>>> > Is it not stupid to eat fries that have been salted and add salted
>>> > ketchup ?
>>>
>>> No.
>>
>>Agreed. I prefer mayonnaise on my fries, even my homemade contains salt.
>>
>
>With fries, you can basically put anything on. Some people always
>use ketchup, where I will ALWAYS also get mustard for the fries.
>Also like Horseradish sauce, white or red.


Also seem on TV, the orginal Hot Dog shop gives you too much fries.
Had to quit going there. I mean. its a mountain of fries.
http://onlyinpgh.com/wp-content/uplo...-_O_-fries.jpg

Primanti Brothers sandwich..
http://s3.amazonaws.com/readers/2009...rimanti3_1.jpg

In article >, (GregS) wrote:
>In article .com>,
> wrote:
>>
>>On 13-Jul-2010, (GregS) wrote:
>>
>>> In article >, Sqwertz
>>> > wrote:
>>> >On Tue, 13 Jul 2010 15:08:31 GMT, GregS wrote:
>>> >
>>> >> Is it not stupid to eat fries that have been salted and add salted
>>> >> ketchup ?
>>> >
>>> >No.
>>>
>>>
>>> You would probably put ketchup on hot dogs.
>>>
>>> greg
>>
>>I put ketchup on hot dogs and so do several million others. In
>>fact I've never seen a hot dog vendor that did not offer ketchup
>>along with mustard and other condiments. Now, if you want
>>to travel to Germany, you;ll likely find many vendors that do
>>not offer ketchup. But then tomatoes are not a prolific crop
>>in Germany and folks tend to eat what they have. It's also
>>amazing that I grew up not knowing that I was supposed to
>>have an aversion to salt until I was over 40..
>>
>
>Oh I'm sure I have seen a shop on TV that was strickly no ketchup.
>Even Dirty Harry knows. Its right there in his dialog.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5JIpT4GkyM


>Usually I like just onions and yellow mustard. I'll eat the
>brown mustard too, but I like it sour, and I love crout.
>I would only eat beans and cheese on the side dish.
>Ketchup and dogs is basically sickening. The first
>time I had it when I was a kid, I barfed. Mustard cuts the grease.
>I also like relish of some sort. But, absolutely have to have onions.
>
>There is a popular shop here that has unusual topping sauce.
>Jim's sauce. I would describe it mildly mustardy, but
>its light brown sauce. The story was, he did not want to
>sell the recipe to Heinz.
>
>On the other side, I'm perfectly happy eating hot sausage sandwiches.
>I think when it cooked in a tomatoe sauce it OK.
>
>greg
>
>
>
>greg

In article >, Sqwertz > wrote:
>On Thu, 15 Jul 2010 13:27:13 GMT, GregS wrote:
>
>> There is a popular shop here that has unusual topping sauce.
>> Jim's sauce. I would describe it mildly mustardy, but
>> its light brown sauce. The story was, he did not want to
>> sell the recipe to Heinz.
>
>I Heinz wanted the recipe, they would just analyze it (using mass
>spectrometry) and duplicate it. Mosre important is probably the
>Brand and the recognition.
>
>Are you talking the Jim's in West Mifflin? I was a Lum's sauce
>guy myself.


yep

I never ate there, but last year a friend bought the sauce and I got some
to taste.

In article >, Sqwertz > wrote:
>On 14 Jul 2010 22:31:09 GMT, Nick Cramer wrote:
>
>> Me, too. And mustard! No mayo on my hot dogs.
>
>The Hellman's fiend doesn't use mayo on his hot dogs?

I have been putting Mayo on tosted buns for pulled pork. Is anybody going to complain ??
Lets see, cole slaw probably allready has mayo.

In article >,
(GregS) wrote:

> In article >, Nick Cramer
> > wrote:
> >
> >Agreed. I prefer mayonnaise on my fries, even my homemade contains salt.
> >
>
> With fries, you can basically put anything on. Some people always
> use ketchup, where I will ALWAYS also get mustard for the fries.
> Also like Horseradish sauce, white or red.
>
> greg

I like to mix Ketchup and mayo...
or substitute that liquid cheese crap that is so addicting. <g>
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I thiink there is some sorta opiate in that cheese crap, Lee
"Omelet" > wrote in message
news
> In article >,
> (GregS) wrote:
>
>> In article >, Nick Cramer
>> > wrote:
>> >
>> >Agreed. I prefer mayonnaise on my fries, even my homemade contains salt.
>> >
>>
>> With fries, you can basically put anything on. Some people always
>> use ketchup, where I will ALWAYS also get mustard for the fries.
>> Also like Horseradish sauce, white or red.
>>
>> greg
>
> I like to mix Ketchup and mayo...
> or substitute that liquid cheese crap that is so addicting. <g>
> --
> Peace! Om
>
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In article >,
"Stormmee" > wrote:

> "Omelet" > wrote in message
> news
> > In article >,
> > (GregS) wrote:
> >
> >> In article >, Nick Cramer
> >> > wrote:
> >> >
> >> >Agreed. I prefer mayonnaise on my fries, even my homemade contains salt.
> >> >
> >>
> >> With fries, you can basically put anything on. Some people always
> >> use ketchup, where I will ALWAYS also get mustard for the fries.
> >> Also like Horseradish sauce, white or red.
> >>
> >> greg
> >
> > I like to mix Ketchup and mayo...
> > or substitute that liquid cheese crap that is so addicting. <g>
>
> I thiink there is some sorta opiate in that cheese crap, Lee

ROFL! I agree and I have to wonder about that!!!
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In article >,
Nick Cramer > wrote:

> "Stormmee" > wrote:
> > chill dude, its not that serious, at least it shouldn't be, Lee
> > "Sqwertz" > wrote in message
> > > On Tue, 13 Jul 2010 19:31:06 GMT, GregS wrote:
> > >> > wrote:
> > >>>On Tue, 13 Jul 2010 15:08:31 GMT, GregS wrote:
> > >>>
> > >>>> Is it not stupid to eat fries that have been salted and add salted
> > >>>> ketchup ?
> > >>>
> > >>>No.
> > >>
> > >> You would probably put ketchup on hot dogs.
> > >
> > > Are you trying to insult everyone here who puts ketchup (or chili,
> > > or cheese, or mustard) on their hot dogs?
> > >
> > > Because you just did.
>
> I didn't mention chili, cheese or sauerkraut, because those are part of a
> hot dog on a bun. Not something you put ON it, like ketchup and mustard!

I found these folks while looking about for Slotts Mustard a Swedish
Mustard recently bought by unilever and moved from Sweden to Poland.
Hard to fine now so guess it is time to take a stab at making my own.

These guys sell stuff and are funny. I get their newsletter.

http://www.mustardmuseum.com/

--
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What use one more wake up call?

>
> Oh I'm sure I have seen a shop on TV that was strickly no ketchup.
> Even Dirty Harry knows. Its right there in his dialog.
>
> Usually I like just onions and yellow mustard. I'll eat the
> brown mustard too, but I like it sour, and I love crout.
> I would only eat beans and cheese on the side dish.
> Ketchup and dogs is basically sickening. The first
> time I had it when I was a kid, I barfed. Mustard cuts the grease.
> I also like relish of some sort. But, absolutely have to have onions.
>


No ketchup. Roast Grill- Raleigh NC

http://roastgrill.com/

Craig

In article >, Craig Watts > wrote:
>>
>> Oh I'm sure I have seen a shop on TV that was strickly no ketchup.
>> Even Dirty Harry knows. Its right there in his dialog.
>>
>> Usually I like just onions and yellow mustard. I'll eat the
>> brown mustard too, but I like it sour, and I love crout.
>> I would only eat beans and cheese on the side dish.
>> Ketchup and dogs is basically sickening. The first
>> time I had it when I was a kid, I barfed. Mustard cuts the grease.
>> I also like relish of some sort. But, absolutely have to have onions.
>>
>
>
>No ketchup. Roast Grill- Raleigh NC
>
>http://roastgrill.com/
>

Nothing about ketchup, but I know a couple places I like. Nothing really special
about the dogs, but good overall.

There is a place Red Caboose; Rostraver PA
Can't believe how busy it gets. Lines 20 deep.
I think the best thing is the prices. I think they steam the buns.
Dogs are nice and brown. Maybe you can get gravey on the fries too.

The other is Eddie's Grill Geneva-on-the-Lake Ohio
Its real retro, clean, and one of the best DQ's around.
Eddie's has the cleanest, and best hamburger/fries/dogs
topping center. Mayo/ horshradish, mustard, hot peppers, onions, relish,
ketchup, sour peppers.

In article 7>, Wayne Boatwright > wrote:
>On Mon 19 Jul 2010 08:00:43a, GregS told us...
>
>> In article >, Craig
>> Watts > wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Oh I'm sure I have seen a shop on TV that was strickly no
>>>> ketchup. Even Dirty Harry knows. Its right there in his dialog.
>>>>
>>>> Usually I like just onions and yellow mustard. I'll eat the
>>>> brown mustard too, but I like it sour, and I love crout.
>>>> I would only eat beans and cheese on the side dish.
>>>> Ketchup and dogs is basically sickening. The first
>>>> time I had it when I was a kid, I barfed. Mustard cuts the
>>>> grease. I also like relish of some sort. But, absolutely have to
>>>> have onions.
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>No ketchup. Roast Grill- Raleigh NC
>>>
>>>http://roastgrill.com/
>>>
>>
>> Nothing about ketchup, but I know a couple places I like. Nothing
>> really special about the dogs, but good overall.
>>
>> There is a place Red Caboose; Rostraver PA
>> Can't believe how busy it gets. Lines 20 deep.
>> I think the best thing is the prices. I think they steam the buns.
>> Dogs are nice and brown. Maybe you can get gravey on the fries
>> too.
>>
>> The other is Eddie's Grill Geneva-on-the-Lake Ohio
>> Its real retro, clean, and one of the best DQ's around.
>> Eddie's has the cleanest, and best hamburger/fries/dogs
>> topping center. Mayo/ horshradish, mustard, hot peppers, onions,
>> relish, ketchup, sour peppers.
>>
>
>We used to have a cottage in Geneva-on-the Lake when we lived in the
>Cleveland area. I really miss that place.
>

Have you seen my page and pics ??
http://www.pitt.edu/~szekeres/genevav.htm

In article >,
(GregS) wrote:

> In article >, Omelet
> > wrote:
>
> >I imagine one could make a decent ketchup out of tomato paste, vinegar
> >and a few spices?
>
> Sure. I try different spagette sauces and my sister wipped up a natch one
> day, and i thought it was the best I ever had.
>
> I was thinking of mustard and dogs, and I used to use a very spicy
> hot sauce, and would be good on dogs, well anything. From Maryland.
> http://tensauces.com/content/mccutch...rnet-hot-sauce
>
> I would say its mildy hot but spicy, flavorfull.
> I tend to add a couple drops of Dave's Insanity sauce to beef things up.
>
> greg

Mustard is excellent mixed in to chicken marinades!
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