Sausages...?
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Was wondering if there's any recommendations out there...
The one from Marche are not bad... -
actually what is the diff between, sausages and hot dog or franks?? look all the same to mi.. anyone know
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Hahaha...
Frankfurter,hotdogs and sausages..i guess all are the same... -
cartel
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then why they call it differently??? anyone know the history can explainOriginally posted by Patrik:Hahaha...
Frankfurter,hotdogs and sausages..i guess all are the same... -
Bunch of baloney.
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I wonder where you can get already fried baloney sausages, I really missed eating those slurp..
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Anyone tried this stall that specalise sausages at Plaza Singapura Basement(opposite of Taiwan Shi lin stall)?
hear that sausages from germany are the best. is this true?
I like sausages in those hotdog buns since i'm a kid. must put chilli and tomato sause. As i grew older, must put cheese, mustards...the more indegrients the better it is.
A&W coney dogs are good but too bad no more....so only can get from Mos burger...chilli dogs.... -
Bratwurst!!!
Viking hotdog!!!
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Very true. Germany and Austria makes very good sausages. You have to try their cheese knackers.... its damn good.... believe it or not... there is this very good sausages kiosk at the chinatown night market called Erich's Wurststandplatz (i dun noe how to spell liao haha) and the Chef is Erich Kollboeck (used to be in places like german club etc ) who serves really good sausages... of cos due to the space, it is never world class but its truly good german sausages. This guy is Austrian and his butcher is german, good combi hahaOriginally posted by Friday13:hear that sausages from germany are the best. is this true? -
there are many types of charcuterie. It really depends on which city it is from and the style of manufacture. HotDog is just a generic american name. Frankfurters are from..Frankfurt *LOL* Weiners..from Vienna
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From the Wikipedia...
A sausage consists of ground meat and other animal parts, herbs and spices, and possibly other ingredients, generally packed in a casing (traditionally the intestines of the animal), and preserved in some way. Traditionally, sausage casings were made of the intestines of animals. Today, however, natural casings are often replaced by collagen, cellulose or even plastic casings, especially in the case of industrially manufactured sausages. The word sausage is derived from Old French saussiche, from the Latin word salsus, meaning salted. Wieners, salami and Weisswurst are examples of sausages from different classifications. More info here.
A hot dog is classified as a type of sausage or, alternatively, a sandwich on a suitably shaped bun with the sausage and condiments on it. Also called a frankfurter (named after the city of Frankfurt am Main, Germany) or a frank and a wiener (named after the city of Wien, Austria known as Vienna in English).
Hot dogs were frequently known as frankfurters or franks until World War I, when the name was changed due to anti-German sentiment (see freedom fries). After the war the original name returned to common usage. More info here.