Grill/Barbecue
Hot Dogs with Fake Sauerkraut Relish
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16 Reviews
Jim M.
June 4, 2014
In Chicago, ketchup on a hot dog is verboten. Stick with the sauerkraut relish with the yellow and whole grain mustard.
RSherr
April 26, 2014
I'd be interested in the kind of Balsamic vinegar you use. When I add mine everything turns a dark brown and stays that way. Doesn't look at all like the photo you show.
QueenSashy
April 27, 2014
I usually use entry level balsamic vinegars for this dish, the ones you would use to make balsamic reduction for example, and stay away from the expensive ones. Could it be the reason? I made the dish in the photo with “De Nigris Bio Balsamic Vinegar of Modena”, I also used “Trader Joe’s Gold Quality Balsamic Vinegar of Modena” in the past. Red onions also contribute quite a bit to the purplish-red hues in the dish. That could be another thing…
zoemetro U.
March 31, 2014
I love mustard on most everything--Dijon, English, whole grain--mmmmm...mustard. However, as of late, I have become extremely fond of yellow mustard in its big-yellow-"sqeezy" bottle. I love your idea of using it with carmelized onions!! I made this last night to accompany grilled ribeye and baked potato. It was a hit will all of our guests. Thank you!!!!
QueenSashy
March 31, 2014
Grilled ribeye -- it must have been delicious! I am so glad the relish worked out, and thank you very much for letting me know.
ChefJune
March 29, 2014
I have to tell you, QueenSashy -- If it weren't my recipe against yours, I'd be voting for this. I love the idea of the fake sauerkraut. I'll be making it soon.
QueenSashy
March 29, 2014
Ha, ha, ha! Thank you ChefJune! Your mussels too are on my must make list.
Meatballs&Milkshakes
March 28, 2014
Congrats! Can't wait for the warm weather here to make these on the grill!
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