A hot dog, in essence, is an empty canvas: a simple meat and bun combination that inspires and facilitates a range of tastes. Take a culinary adventure around the world with these cultural variations on a classic childhood staple.
None of the ingredients are to measure since hot dogs and servings can vary in size. Are you a person of a one hotdog, two hotdog or three hotdog appetite?
Sushi Dog
- cooked short grain rice (see How to Cook Sushi Rice) with a little bit of Rice Vinegar added
- wasabi mayo (wasabi paste mixed with mayo)
- teriyaki sauce (store bought or homemade*)
- fried onion
- sliced nori (?)
* Place cooked rice on bun, followed by hot dog, mayo, teriyaki sauce, onion and nori.
Hotdogpoulous
- tzatsiki sauce (see Zorba the Greek Hamburgers for recipe)
- black olives
- crumbled feta cheese
Hot Dog Pomodoro
- chopped potato fried in olive oil and red pepper flakes
- chopped tomato
- corn niblets
* For a truley Italian Hot Dog experience, cut the hot dog in half before placing in bun.
Curry Dog **
- cooked jasmine rice (put on bun under hot dog)
- chutney (store bought or homemade*) mixed with curry powder
- mustard
- coconut flakes
* These suggested recipes have not been tried by me. I am not responsible for their quality.
** This is the only variation that has not been tested by me. Chutney is apparently not an easy find at the local grocery store. o.O
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