Copycat? Guilty as charged

johnnyp

I was jealous of @Griffon 's swag, so I unashamedly copied an easy....and delicious....meal of chili cheese dogs a tater tots.  

jls9595

Man, my kind of meal. I'm an admitted copycat myself, no shame in that! In fact, I think I'll copy your copy

DoubleEgger

Looking good. I went to the grocery store last night to buy a flank steak. Publix wanted $10/lb so I ended up with some half off Hebrew Nationals for dinner. Good stuff. 

ryantt

Yes please. Going to go fire up the egg and make a dog now.  I only wish I had  tater tots to go with it.  

northGAcock

I had some tater totts tonight with a burger. Nice and crispy.....and they was good.

jaydub58

I think I'll copy @JLS's copy of your copy!

bigguy136

 Who is this Griffon you are talking about?

If you want some great stuff, check out griffin's cook here

http://eggheadforum.com/discussion/1185707/all-this-talk-about-hot-dogs#latest

bigguy136

Look great. The weather will be changing and soon I'll be making some chili. I have to remember to try this.

stlcharcoal

Fun fact......that "Boston Lager" beer in the picture is actually a St. Louis beer originally.

The Boston Brewery was founded by Jim Koch whose grandfather was from St. Louis and brewed beer here in Soulard--just up the street from Anheuser-Busch and the Lemp breweries.  They shut down like most during prohibition and never started back up.  Jim Koch graduated from Harvard and founded a brewery with his grandfather's long lost recipe for Lager. 

jabam

Now that is comfort food! Great job!

Begger

For a terrific addition, Use KOSHER dogs and wrap 'em in BACON.      I like my dogs MUCH better done than what little I can see in your photo.   Cook 'em until they Just Split is where I'm at.  You can do so and hold 'em JUST PRIOR to burning.  

As for the rest?  SIGN ME UP.  

johnnyp

stlcharcoal said:

Fun fact......that "Boston Lager" beer in the picture is actually a St. Louis beer originally.

The Boston Brewery was founded by Jim Koch whose grandfather was from St. Louis and brewed beer here in Soulard--just up the street from Anheuser-Busch and the Lemp breweries.  They shut down like most during prohibition and never started back up.  Jim Koch graduated from Harvard and founded a brewery with his grandfather's long lost recipe for Lager. 

VERY interesting story. Never heard it before. Very cool.