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Originally Posted by Raeford
I think it best that I just stay isolated down in these mountains, where spaghetti sauce and hotdog chili are just what I think they are. Wouldn't want to order a plate of biscuits n' gravy and..... shocked


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Stay away from Cincinnati Raeford. You might just have a break down when you find out those crazy fuggers put chili on their spaghetti. wink

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Originally Posted by BOWHUNR
Originally Posted by Raeford
I think it best that I just stay isolated down in these mountains, where spaghetti sauce and hotdog chili are just what I think they are. Wouldn't want to order a plate of biscuits n' gravy and..... shocked


My apologies for the hijack ML.


Stay away from Cincinnati Raeford. You might just have a break down when you find out those crazy fuggers put some abortion they call chili on their spaghetti. wink

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sigh...yankees...

I'm with Raeford. That recipe above is hotdog chili.

And no, WE don't put no tomato anything in our hotdog chili though some do.

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its hotdog chili ,you can call it what ever you like but its chili.

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Ahhhh, finally, some voices of reason!!!
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Originally Posted by srwshooter
its hotdog chili ,you can call it what ever you like but its chili.



Zackly! Something we've been making down south for a hundred years. Yankees get wind of it, call it some type Greek Coney Dog crap and then try to claim it as their own! laugh


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Chili mac the old timers tried that crap at the hunting camp years back...I drove into Corning NY to eat


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The only way I eat a dog is with sliced onion, tomato and plain mustard.


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Originally Posted by 284LUVR
The old italians Sicilians call it gravy


Fixed it.


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My family calls it sauce


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I can quite honestly say that I've never heard Marinara called Gravy. That includes having spent a week in Rome and basically only eating at Italian restaurants the few times I've been forced to go to NYC.


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The spices in the frank, and the chili do not seem to be a good mix to me.

I'll take me chili straight, and the dog the same, thank you.


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Originally Posted by byc
sawmill gravy!! wink


I like what we call flour gravy, I make a dark roux using flour of course, sausage drippings, fried pork chop drippings, side pork (green bacon) drippings, or chicken fat, you get the point. Then I add water, lots of black pepper, a pinch of salt, and sometimes a sage leaf or so. Loooooovvvvvveeeeee it !

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I'll have to ask my Mother why they called it sawmill gravy. Had something to do with sausage gravy and biscuits for breakfast and enough left over too take to work at the sawmill. Guess that's where everyone worked back then. Might have also had a little cornmeal added.


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Originally Posted by Raeford
Ahhhh, finally, some voices of reason!!!
Sooooooooooooooooooo doooooooooooo you hear that MissLynn? grin


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I'm with you 100%. At our family cookouts I have one the way you described and a second with mustard, onions and pickle relish.


Okay, that is just weird, because my second favorite way to have a dog is with mustard, onions and pickle relish, with the pickle relish being the ingredient that brings it to perfection. My daughters add ketchup to the list, they are like their Father in that way frown


Mustard, onions, and pickle relish! Yeah!

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I like what we call flour gravy,


That is the typical sawmill gravy. I like some milk in it, even pet milk, but sawmill gravy just used water. miles


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Why would you ruin a perfectly GOOD hotdog with slop?


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