The reviewer gave this recipe 5 stars. This recipe averages a 4.8 star rating.
Reviewed: May 4, 2012
We loved this recipe! I'm in Indiana and I couldn't find the sport peppers or the poppy seed buns. :( We will definately be using this recipe over and over! Thanks for sharing!
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Reviewed: Jan. 29, 2012
Made me love hot dogs! These have become my favorite late-night guilty pleasure. I can't find sport peppers or poppyseed buns locally and I don't want to pay to have them shipped. I've taken the advice of other reviewers and am rolling my steamed buns in poppy seeds. Since they don't stick all that well, I also sprinkle some inside the bun. For the peppers, I'm cutting up pickled hot peppers. If you are a Southerner like me, what I'm using are the same Tabasco type peppers we bottle in vinegar to make pepper sauce for greens. I can't compare, but I sure like my results. I never would have thought to put celery salt on a hot dog, but I love this added flavor. To make it easier to eat, I'm chopping everything up more than the recipe calls for and then sprinkling it all with the celery salt. Finally, I'm taking an easy and quick shortcut by steaming both the hot dog and the bun, separately, of course, in the microwave. It's faster and easier than boiling and steaming on the stove. To do this, I just wrap them in wet paper towels and put them in the microwave.
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Reviewed: Jan. 5, 2012
I couldn't find any poppyseed buns so I just sprinkled poppyseeds inside the buns. I also used celery seed in place of the celery salt because that's what I had on hand. A nice change from the regular hot dog!
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Reviewed: Sep. 20, 2011
As a lifelong resident of the Chicago area, I can honestly say that THIS is the ONLY version of a true Chicago Style Hot Dog. There are NO variations. Grilling the dogs, baking the buns, pepperoncini instead of sport peppers are all variations; nothing can be substituted and still be considered Chicago Style. VIENNA Dogs are boiled (Or steamed), buns always steamed, poppyseed buns are the only way. When I make these at home, I put the onions on the bun before the hot dog, that keeps them from falling off when I eat them. Great recipe, try them for dinner!!
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Reviewed: Sep. 10, 2011
One of Tims favorites. Next time I want to try it with Curry
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Reviewed: Sep. 9, 2011
That picture does NOT have Sport Peppers, they look like either jalapenos or bananna peppers....LOL I am a Chicagoan and you HAVE to have SPORT PEPPERS to enjoy this dog properly! YUM! =)
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Reviewed: Aug. 29, 2011
Amazing!! Just how remember it from when I was a kid :D I was so excited to find sport peppers at my local grocery store! It's just not a Chicago dog without em!
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Reviewed: Jul. 30, 2011
Yuuummmyy! So good! The ONLY thing different I did was the bun. No poppy seeds :( But other than that stayed true. These are such an amazing combo of flavors! My all time favorite hot dog! Glad I could finally make one myself...thanks!
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Reviewed: Jul. 18, 2011
Easy and really good! My bf didn't think it would be good with pickles and all the other stuff and ended of loving it way more than any other way. Thanks! Delicious!
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Reviewed: Jul. 17, 2011
Absolutely must have a poppy seed bun. They are not available anywhere but in Chicago but the one suggestion of steaming a regular hot dog bun and then rolling it in poppy seeds was a GREAT idea and really works. Absolutely NO ketchup, and be sure and add the tomatoes and celery salt. The BEST hot dogs ever!
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