Hot Dog Crazy - The Kansas City Star in 60 Seconds

by Monika Bartyzel (Subscribe to Monika Bartyzel's posts)
Posted May 28th 2009 12:00PM
Filed under: In Sixty Seconds

One writer searches out the best Chicago-style hot dogs in Kansas City and finds them at Miami Ice, Westport Flea Market Bar & Grill, Fritz's Superior Meat and elsewhere.
A couple takes their love of cooking and history to new heights by digging up historical recipes for antiquated dishes like World War I Potato Salad.
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A roundup of notable restaurants serving everything from barbecue to Ethiopian food.
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Tags: barbecue, Fresh, historical recipes, HistoricalRecipes, hot dogs, HotDogs, The Kansas City Star, TheKansasCityStar

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5-29-2009 @ 9:02PM

Monty Harris said...

The state of good hot dogs is pretty sad in this State (Missouri), at least my corner (Columbia)...smack dab in the middle. Like everyone!... I love Chicago dogs (well, us normal people), especially Vienna Beef. Why a town with several universities/colleges does not have a franchise is beyond me? We don't even have a White Castle... go figure (not a fan anyway). The best hot dog I have found is actually at Sam's Club snack shop. A huge Nathan's dog and a huge fountain drink for $1.83 tax included. They have fresh onions, mustard, relish and Frank's slaw to top. There is ketchup too but I'm at a loss as to what they sell requires it. No fries on the menu, pizza has ketchup on it already...? I wish I could just buy the glow in the dark relish and sport peppers, I think I could fake the rest.... almost! There is really no excuse. We have more restaurants per person in this town than most places, several of many franchises but Vienna Beef, White Castle, Dunken Donuts... all the things I miss are absent. So I dream and glean ideas through sites like this one.

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