Sweet relish is made in Satan's asshole. True story.
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:-)
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I believe it.
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Lips and ass holes. Pass
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Anyone hear the urban legend of calamari being made of cow bungholes?
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Sure about that?


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I think you are confusing that with cowlamari.
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Mustard and onions
Mustard and kraut
Mustard and dill relish
Chili and cheese.
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:-) This thread has gotten better and better.
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Any and everything but ketchup, a true Chicago dog has a crazy amount of different flavors without it.. and although I used to use ketchup and find the snobbery about its use ridiculous, I am at the same time a sucker for tradition and there are things like relish to sweeten your dog without ketchup.

Someone here a week or so ago said "ketchup makes everything taste like ketchup"... its not 100% true, but theres definitely some truth to it.

So... relish, various peppers, pickle, tomato, California style with avacado and mango chutney, chili, whatever... but I dont use ketchup anymore.
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MY HOTDOGS, ROLLS, MUSTARD, AND THEN THE PUSHCART RED ONIONS WITH A NICE BIG GLASS OF LEMONADE! :-)

These are the ticket!











THE FINALE!


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Overheard at the gay picnic....."These hotdogs taste like shit!" :-)
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What do I put on my hotdog?

Your wifes lipstick.
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Mustard, kraut and jalapenos
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First, you have to start with a quality dog. Usually just mustard and onions are the go to condiments. Maybe a bit of chicago style relish. Only chicago style, ever. If I feel I want something else there are many differents ways I like to top a dog. Baked potato salad topped with green onions, bacon bits, shredded cheddar and a little bit of sour cream is a great way to have a dog. A Chicago dog is always great. Of course you can always try something different, like pulled pork and onion strings with BBQ sauce. Or a cuban, roasted pork, ham, swiss, pickles and mustard. Whatever you do though, never put ketchup or catsup on a dog. That is for children.
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