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vidalia1
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This was a great day to cook on the BGE. I wanted to try different things. Here is the first one for the day.
My cousin, Hugh Hardy owns Carroll's Sausage & Meats in S Ga. www.carrollssausageandmeats.com is their website. Hugh also has his own local cooking show and a cookbook out on Amazon.
He often has his grandmother, my aunt Ruth on his cooking show. She is 87 and a real Pip. Anyway on one of his shows Ruth is talking about her "special" hotdogs. The recipe is:
all beef franks
a CI skillet
1/2 stick butter
1/2 tsp celery salt
1/2 tsp onion salt
1/2 tsp garlic salt
So today I fired up the small and set it up raised grid direct. I let the Egg get to 375 degrees at the dome. I put the CI skillet in for 5 minutes and then melted the butter. Once the butter was melted I put in the 3 spices and stirred into the butter. I put the hot dogs in the skillet and cooked them until they were nice & brown. Ginny had made coleslaw and heated up hotdog chili. Two of these bad boys and a nap was imminent. The spices were really great on the dogs and I doubt I will do them any other way.
Ball Park Franks going in the pan
almost ready
I ate one with no condiments on it... :silly:
and one with everything :woohoo:
My cousin, Hugh Hardy owns Carroll's Sausage & Meats in S Ga. www.carrollssausageandmeats.com is their website. Hugh also has his own local cooking show and a cookbook out on Amazon.
He often has his grandmother, my aunt Ruth on his cooking show. She is 87 and a real Pip. Anyway on one of his shows Ruth is talking about her "special" hotdogs. The recipe is:
all beef franks
a CI skillet
1/2 stick butter
1/2 tsp celery salt
1/2 tsp onion salt
1/2 tsp garlic salt
So today I fired up the small and set it up raised grid direct. I let the Egg get to 375 degrees at the dome. I put the CI skillet in for 5 minutes and then melted the butter. Once the butter was melted I put in the 3 spices and stirred into the butter. I put the hot dogs in the skillet and cooked them until they were nice & brown. Ginny had made coleslaw and heated up hotdog chili. Two of these bad boys and a nap was imminent. The spices were really great on the dogs and I doubt I will do them any other way.
Ball Park Franks going in the pan
almost ready
I ate one with no condiments on it... :silly:
and one with everything :woohoo:
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Thanks for the post Kim, good pic's.
Ross -
Will you consider doing those in Ocala. If not, Can I have permission? They look wonderful!
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Gene,
It is funny you mention Ocala. After cooking those Ginny said we should do these in Ocala. I have a few other things I want to try so I will let you know ahead of time.
Thanks for the compliment.... -
I bet those dogs were good. The dressed dog looks great!
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ahhh...very nice Kim!..what won't a half stick of butter make good!?! :P ..I buy beef bologna, sometimes boar's head, from my butcher and fry bologna the same way..right before taking it off, stick a couple pieces of cheese on it and serve on whole wheat bread with mayo, a glass of milk, and side(s) of your choice... :woohoo:
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Vidalia - those look great, I can't wait to try them. Thanks you for sharing the recipe.
Hey Crimsongater,
Please, oh, please make your jalepeno cornbread in Ocala! I have told so many people about it and I would love to have it again. Or, maybe even the recipe would suffice - pleeaasse. It was one of the best things I tasted at Octoberfest.
Thanks.
Faith
Tampa, FLHappily egging on my original large BGE since 1996... now the owner of 5 eggs. Call me crazy, everyone else does!
3 Large, 1 Small, 1 well-used Mini -
The plans are to do the cornbread and do a throwdown with Pete (cornbread throwdown). I think you would be a great candidate for a judge
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I have got a Mexican cornbread I may have to throw at you guys...it's GOOOOOOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Glad to hear you're enjoying your Aunt Ruth's weiners. I've never had 'em that way, I may need to try 'em.
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OK, I will happily be the judge of your thowdown.
Faith
Tampa, FLHappily egging on my original large BGE since 1996... now the owner of 5 eggs. Call me crazy, everyone else does!
3 Large, 1 Small, 1 well-used Mini -
My jalapeno cornbread will reign supreme (just watched iron chef america)
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Kim,
FINALLY! a cook I can do with confidence! :laugh:
Brian in PA -
Brian,
Yep they are easy as pie...try 'em you'll like 'em...I promise -
I use my griddle on the Egg for cooking dogs, although not in butter
The rub I use one is of my oldest brisket rubs which has onion, garlic and celery seed (among a few other things) on them. That is a great combination for sure. Seasonings really help out the low-fat dogs. If you never have, try the same thing on fried bologna, I do use butter for that.Happy Trails~thirdeye~Barbecue is not rocket surgery -
Thanks for sharing. What a great idea.
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