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RayS
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Tonight I cooked my first hotdogs on the BGE since I got it more than two years ago. There was some hickory left in the charcoal from my last cook, which added a nice flavor. I normally like my hotdogs boiled with steamed buns like at the ballpark, but this was a nice change. Tomorrow night spatchcock chicken rubbed with Dizzy Dust, fries and chalet sauce. [p]RayS
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RayS,
Please tell more about this Chalet Sauce![p]Man, I love egged hot dogs cooked. Cooked at 250-300 direct nice and slow til they are all golden brown, and the juice just starting to boil out if a tiny slit. Yowza.
Cheers
Chris
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Nature Boy,[p]Chalet sauce is a dipping sauce served at a restaurant here in Canada called Swiss Chalet. They sell the mix at the grocery store to make the sauce at home. Tomorrow I will be using the packaged stuff, but here is a clone recipe. [p] Chalet Sauce[p] 3 c water
1/4 c tomato juice
1 bouillon cube
1 1/2 ts paprika
1 ts sugar
3/4 ts salt
1/4 ts basil
1/4 ts parsley
1/4 ts poultry season
1/4 ts thyme
1/4 ts ginger
1/4 ts dry mustard
1/4 ts onion powder
1bay leaf
3/4 ts worcester
6 drop tabasco
2 ts lemon juice
1 tb veg oil
1 tb cornstarch in 1 tb water[p]RayS[p]
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Nature Boy,
How long you going to stay up tonight? I'm beet red and tired. The corn on the cob is coming in. Raging River and butter on the grill is AWSUME. I will start using your closing on my posts, thanks for the idea.[p]Go Kaleigh
CWM
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Car Wash Mike,
I am crashing now! 11pm is late enuf fer this geezer.
Go Kaleigh has a nice ring.
Beers!
Chris
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RayS,
That sounds interesting. Thanks for posting it!
Chris
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RayS, I take it you simmer this sauce for a while, then thicken it. Please tell us how you do it.
Judy in San Diego -
RayS,[p]We had that chain in upstate New York (Rochester area). I remember it being good. It was MANY years ago and my tastes have matured, but good is ... good! Will have to try makin some!![p]Thanx
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Nature Boy, if you would really like to treat yourself, and the family of course, try and find some Farmland All Beef Pure Black Angus quarter pound hot dogs and throw them on the grill. Cook indirect until outside is to your liking. I haven't had a hot dog this good in years![p]Btw, good the goody box yesterday.....thanx.[p]Brews........
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Rumrunner,
Treat myself? Sounds like something I could deal with! I'll keep my eyes peeled. Always looking to raise the hot dog bar! [p]Good middle part of the week to ya.
Chris
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Speaking of raising the hot dog bar, the competition here in Charleston is having a "Top Dog" category. Since the theme is baseball, that's pretty appropriate and should be a lot of fun. They are doing a chili contest as well. I'm eggcited about the dog competition![p]Jim
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RayS,[p]I didn't read the replies to your post and am not familiar with dog condiments around the country. Although I've lived in the Chicagoland area all of my life I only recently become familiar with a dog condiment that I now hate to do with out - celery salt.[p]Give a try on your next dog, I think you'll like it, just sprinkle some on when putting on your other condiments.[p]Keep em Smokin,
Jethro
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Rumrunner,
Where can you pick these up? Any mail order?
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Kip, no mail order that I know of. Check out Farmland's site and where to buy in your area. You won't be disappointed.
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Judy Mayberry,[p]
The package says to mix 1 cup of cold water to the mixture, mixing well, add 1 cup of boiling water, bring to a boil on med. heat, simmer for 3 minutes or until thickened. Use as a dip for chicken and fries. And if you are ever in Canada, visit Swiss Chalet for the real thing.[p]RayS
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RayS,
Don't know what's in the package--but your recipe already has 3 cups of water. Do you add 2 more cups of water, one cold and one boiling? Or will those 2 cups be part of the 3 cups?
Judy in San Diego -
Judy Mayberry,[p]The package states 2 cups total. I guess I did't read the clone recipe before I posted it.[p]By the way the package stuff tasted just like the restaurant.[p]RayS
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Jethro,[p]Thanks, I will give it a try. I'm always on the look out for different tastes.[p]RayS
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RayS,
Thanks so much for your prompt replies. Just like talking to you!
Judy
Judy in San Diego
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