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  • ...ondiments and toppings. This article provides a list of different types of hot dogs from around the world. ==Types of Hot Dogs==
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  • ...nal and cultural differences, and can include differences in the type of [[sausage]] used, the type of [[bread]] or bun, and the toppings and condiments. ...port peppers, and a dash of celery salt. In contrast, the [[New York-style hot dog]] is typically topped with spicy brown mustard and sauerkraut or onions
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  • ...have been created by Jimmy Stefanovic, a Macedonian immigrant who owned a hot dog stand in the market. ...e sport peppers, if used, are small, medium-hot peppers that are typically pickled.
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  • ...iant of the traditional [[hot dog]]. The term 'kuuma koira' translates to 'hot dog' in English, but the Finnish version has its unique characteristics and ...believed to have been influenced by the global popularity of the American hot dog. It has been a part of Finnish fast food culture for several decades an
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  • |Name=Pickled kiebasa |Ingredients=Polish sausage,vinegar,crushed red pepper flakes
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  • ...or [[chicken]], and are often served in a sliced [[bread roll]] known as a hot dog bun. ...n]], a sausage traditionally made from pork. German immigrants brought the sausage to the United States in the 19th century, where it became popular at [[base
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  • ...dyed red. The dish is a staple of Danish cuisine and is commonly served in hot dog stands, known as ''pølsevogn'', throughout Denmark. ...r. Today, it is considered a national dish and is a common sight at Danish hot dog stands.
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  • ...ts of the world, particularly in the [[United States]]. It consists of a [[sausage]] or [[frankfurter]] that is typically served in a partially sliced [[bun]] ...German immigrants in the United States during the 19th century. The term "hot-dog" is believed to have been coined in the early 20th century, although th
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  • ...ing the [[Christmas]] season. The name "Potatiskorv" translates to "potato sausage" in English, which accurately describes the main ingredients of this dish. ...ingredients are mixed together and then stuffed into a sausage casing. The sausage is then boiled or baked until it is fully cooked.
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  • ..."sânge", which translates to "blood" in English. This dish is a type of [[sausage]] made from pork blood, pork offal (such as lungs, kidneys, and liver), and ...casing, traditionally made from the pig's intestine, and boiled until the sausage is fully cooked.
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  • * '''Mustamakkara''': A traditional [[blood sausage]] originating from [[Tampere]]. It is typically made from pork, pig blood, * '''Lenkkimakkara''': A large, mildly flavored sausage that is often boiled or grilled. It is a popular choice for Finnish barbecu
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  • ...itional British dish that consists of a hard or soft-boiled egg wrapped in sausage meat, coated in bread crumbs, and then deep-fried or baked. The dish is com ...ge]], [[parsley]], and [[nutmeg]]. The boiled eggs are then encased in the sausage meat, rolled in [[bread crumbs]], and deep-fried or baked until golden brow
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  • |Name=Thor's pickled wienies (hot dogs) ...yer of [[garlic]] and dill (reserving some for the top), and the remaining hot dog pieces. Put remaining [[garlic]] and dill on top.</li><li>Sprinkle the
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  • ...Some variations of the dish also include [[lettuce]], [[mayonnaise]], or [[hot sauce]]. ...erent types of cheese or sausage. Some versions of the dish also include [[pickled vegetables]] or [[olives]].
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  • ...[[sausage]]-based fast foods. The term "pølsevogn" directly translates to "sausage wagon" in English, reflecting its primary offering. These mobile eateries a ...lved but has always remained true to its roots, serving traditional Danish hot dogs and sausages.
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  • |Ingredients=cream cheese,green onions,garlic sausage,green chilies,mayonnaise ..., they are sweet but range in heat, from mild to medium hot, sold fresh or pickled they make a very flavourful appetizer and can be filled with almost anythin
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  • | served = Hot ...months. The name translates to "sour ends" in English, which refers to the pickled bratwursts that are the main ingredient of the dish.
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  • ...Claypot Chicken Rice involves cooking [[rice]], [[chicken]], and [[Chinese sausage]] in a claypot. The ingredients are typically marinated with [[soy sauce]], ...om the claypot. It is often accompanied by a side of [[Chinese soup]] or [[pickled vegetables]]. In some regions, it is also common to top the dish with [[sca
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  • ...nally contains sausage, sauerkraut, and sometimes mushrooms. Make sure the sausage is low in carbs, and avoid adding any flour or potatoes. === Klobása (Sausage) ===
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  • ...the Old High German Brätwurst, from brät-, finely chopped meat, and Wurst, sausage. '''[[Eisbein]]''' - A dish of pickled ham hock, usually boiled. In Berlin, it is served with pease pudding.
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