Duck dogs?

[Chefnot]

These toppings call for top hats, but they still go on dogs
MiamiHerald.com, FL - 19 minutes ago
Dogma Grill tries to combat that rep by using natural ingredients and offering turkey and veggie dogs along with the traditional beef frank. ...

Your toppings of choice?

[Food Network Fan]

Seems like with all the toppings used on hotdogs you wouldn't be able to tell much difference.

I like chili and cheese.

[ibcheft]

Give me an all beef, with mustard, sweet relish and onions. if it is just going to be a plain old dog, than just ketchup. I use to as a child go to a place that was run by friends of the family, they made a coney dog, that I have never been able to duplicate, nor can I get the recipe for the sauce. The thing is I believe it is gone forever, the lady would never give it out, and never gave it to her children. I do not have any idea what she used in the sauce but was it ever good.

[BerryBaby]

A good ol' Chicago dog....green relish, chopped onion, a pickle, sport peppers and mustard! Never, never, put catsup on a dog!!!

[Chefnot]

They are so hooked on the chili here they have what's called "dog gone." Nothing but the chilli. Yuck.

[BerryBaby]

The best place to get a great hot dog, is make it yourself. You are in control!

[ibcheft]

Who ever said never put ketchup on a dog ? did they not like ketchup, and if that is the case why chili it is a tomato base ?

[BerryBaby]

In Chicago you never put catsup on a dog...or even out here (Portland). That would like putting catsup on a bologna sandwich...doesn't seem right.

[ibcheft]

okay what do you put on bologna ? I still do not see what the big deal with ketchup, did somebody not like Mr Hunts or Mr Delmonte ? or was it Mr Heinz, I know they did it in the kitchen with the knife but who is the victim ?

[Food Network Fan]

Does anyone still eat bologna? I figured that would have been banned for health reasons by now.