Three Hundred and Sixty-One

Thursday, June 9

Hot dog.

Pan-fried to perfection, with mustard, ketchup and dill relish in a whole wheat bun. Served with French fries, baby bell peppers and baby carrots.

Three Hundred and Thirty-Six

Sunday, May 15

Hot dog pizza.

A polish dog with diced onions, relish, deli & yellow mustard and ketchup, wrapped in a slice of cheese pizza. Just another lunch with Michael Anderson and Jonathan Goodwin.

Two Hundred and Eighty-Four

Thursday, March 24

Hot dog marinara.

Haha, yes. This is a hot dog smothered in marinara sauce and mozzarella and then broiled. And I'd do it again.

Two Hundred and Fifty-Six

Thursday, February 24

Hot dog, etc.

Every month or so, Alysia and I get together for lunch and an afternoon of shopping. This one afternoon we decided on Costco for lunch: Polish dog with all the fixings, churro and swirl frozen yogurt. Best idea ever.

Two Hundred and Thirty-Six

Friday, February 4

Coney Island.

Hot dog + chili + cole slaw = what dreams are made of.

One Hundred and Twenty-Five

Saturday, October 16

Hot dogs.

I love hot dogs. And they taste really good at midnight. I usually just eat them with ketchup, but mustard and relish are okay, too.

You know what sounds good? Sauerkraut. Yeah.

Thirty-Eight

Wednesday, July 21

"Picnic food."

Hot dog (with ketchup and leftover Sunshine sauce), pasta salad with veggies, watermelon. This following an afternoon touring Amish country and enjoying a water park. Perfection.

Thirty-Four

Saturday, July 17

Cheesy Blaster.

This delight was a combination of efforts from Sarah Farrier McNeill and the writers/cast of 30 Rock.

Hot dog, stuffed with jack cheese, rolled up in a pizza, smothered in nacho cheese. Ideally, to be eaten with chopsticks. I thought it was pretty tasty, and Sarah's favorite part is that it's like eating 4 meals in the time it takes to eat 1.

If that doesn't make sense or seems disgusting, see here for a more Tina Fey explanation. Though it probably won't make it seem less disgusting.

Eleven

Thursday, June 24

Hot dog.

Went to the Gillesses' (house, Jessica) for a barbecued feast before going bowling. Mr Gilless knows his way around a grill (and how to use one, too)...so thanks for this! And happy birthday!

Also, my first honorable mention: Jessica Abler, for this accidental some-type-of-Greek masterpiece. Abler states, "I was just squirting ketchup on my hamburger and this happened!" I like to think that's also how actual Greek was invented.