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Showing posts with label hot dogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hot dogs. Show all posts
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Busy Decorating/Shopping? - Serve ethnic hot dogs PART "2" WITH PHOTOS
Too busy to cook! Shopping, company, gifts, etc.
Link to Part 1: Greek, Korean, Swedish, German and Mexican dogs:
http://internationalfoodblog.blogspot.com/2012/12/busy-decoratingshopping-serve-ethnic.html#.UNIdbG_AeSo
Part 2
Serve 1 or 2 or 3 of these for a quick and festive dinner:
6. Polynesian
Toppings are hoisin sauce, pineapple chunks (drained) and chopped scallions. All these ingredients are easy to find at the store.
Link to Part 1: Greek, Korean, Swedish, German and Mexican dogs:
http://internationalfoodblog.blogspot.com/2012/12/busy-decoratingshopping-serve-ethnic.html#.UNIdbG_AeSo
Part 2
Serve 1 or 2 or 3 of these for a quick and festive dinner:
6. Polynesian
Toppings are hoisin sauce, pineapple chunks (drained) and chopped scallions. All these ingredients are easy to find at the store.
7. Spanish
Toppings are pimiento cheese spread, thin slices of serrano ham (subsitute is prosciutto) and manchego cheese (substitute is mozzarella).
8. Thai
Toppings are peanut sauce, shredded carrot and chopped fresh cilantro
Link for peanut sauce from Allrecipes.com
and from Chow.com (not using fish sauce which you might not have on hand)
Now I don't have garlic chili paste on hand so I would substitute sriracha (which is an oriental hot sauce and garlic paste or powder)
9. American: (whatever you want) OR:
Toppings are barbecue sauce, pulled pork and coleslaw
10. Japanese
Toppings are wasabi mayonnaise (hot), Asian snack mix and pickled ginger
Wasabi is hot. Here is link for wasabi mayo from Allrecipes.com. If you don't like hot you might want to cut the amount in half. Fair warning!!
Asian Snack Mix link from BettyCrocker.com
Pickled Ginger Mix link from Allrecipes.com
Substitutes for pickled ginger link from answers.yahoo.com
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Busy Decorating/Shopping? - Serve ethnic hot dogs PART 1 WITH PHOTOS
Busy time right now. Quick meals for your family. Serve one, two or three ethnic hot dogs as a quick meal!!
This is Part I.
1. Greek:
Toppings are Tzatziki, chopped cucumber and kalamata olives (if you don't like kalamata use black olives)
Link for Tzatziki sauce from Allrecipes.com
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/tzatziki-sauce/
2. Korean:
Toppings are Asian mustard, kimchi (this stuff is hot!) and chopped red onions.
I found a recipe for a quick kimchi that is not so hot unless you like kimchi from EatingRichly.com
http://eatingrichly.com/05/korean-cucumber-kimchi-recipe/ so substitute
3. Swedish:
Toppings are lingonberry jam (I would subsitute canned whole cranberries, drained of course, if you can't find the preserves), carmelized onions and gravy (a light gravy - 1 pkg. (each) mushroom gravy mix, Lipton dried onion soup would be a good try)
4. German:
Toppings are German mustard, sauerkraut and broken pretzels. OR use link sausages OR Bratwurst
5. Mexican:
Toppings are chipotle mayonnaise, cotija cheese and avocado
Cotija is a mild Mexican cheese. (If you can't use that use a MILD Parmesan.) I have found cotija at Walmart. To make an easy chipotle (hot) mayonnaise here is a link from Food.com
If you don't have chipotle powder or can't find in spice section
use a tablespoon of the liquid in the canned chipotle peppers.
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