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Arthur Bovino
All the hot dogs offered at America's Dog are named after the cities they were inspired by.
The Daily Meal's editors, contributors, and readers dig into some pretty great restaurants, festivals, and meals. There's not always enough time to give a full review of a restaurant or describe in depth why a place, its food, and the people who prepare it are noteworthy, so Snackshot of the Day does what photographs do best, rely on the image to do most of the talking.
Today's Snackshot is of the Chicago Dog at America's Dog in Chicago. It ranks at number 23 on our list of Chicago's best hot dogs, and executive editor Arthur Bovino describes the dog as having "ample mustard, longer than normal chopped onion, and plump sport peppers, and a sparser than usual relish topping [that] bring[s] all the right intentions, but not a perfect ensemble."
Read more about The Daily Meal's Snackshot feature. To submit a photo, email jbruce[at]thedailymeal.com, subject: "Snackshots." Follow The Daily Meal's photo editor Jane Bruce on Twitter.
The Kitchen
The Kitchen is sharing favorite summer recipes with delicious twists! Jeff Mauro fires up the grill for his Boneless Riburger, and Sunny Anderson shares her Easy Grilled Garden State Salad inspired by her favorite New Jersey produce. Geoffrey Zakarian makes his summertime seafood staple, Fish and Chips with Spicy Tartar Sauce. Alex Guarnaschelli and Katie Lee put two twists on watermelon with Alex's Lime Cocktail with Watermelon Ice Cubes and Katie's LA Fruit Stand Fruit Salad. The hosts make cupcakes inspired by classic ice cream truck treats, from Jeff's Strawberry Shortcake Cupcake to Katie's Drumstick Cupcake, and take a look back at The Kitchen's favorite summertime games!
Family Style: Can You Grill It?
The Kitchen is pulling out unexpected and flavorful foods to cook on the grill all summer long! Sunny Anderson starts with her Grilled Open-Faced BLT, and Geoffrey Zakarian follows with his Grilled Potatoes with Chipotle Yogurt. Jeff Mauro shows a new way to make a classic salad with his Charred Caprese Salad, and Alex Guarnaschelli shares how to grill herbs for her Grilled Herb Vinaigrette with Grilled Vegetables. Katie Lee uses the grill for her Grilled Banana Butterscotch Pudding dessert, the hosts share their favorite summer drinks, and Geoffrey makes a Grilled Strawberry-Lime Mezcal Margarita.
Sun's Out, Buns Out
The summer sun and buns are out -- burger, sandwich and hot dog buns, that is! Geoffrey Zakarian starts by sharing his tips for a moist and flavorful Mushroom Turkey Burger. Katie Lee makes a meatless Grilled Halloumi Sandwich with Watermelon Relish, and Sunny Anderson puts her amped-up meatloaf between two buns for her Meatloaf Burgers. Then, Alex Guarnaschelli elevates a traditional hot dog with her Hot Dogs with Mustard and Relish, and Jeff Mauro shares a burger from his neck of the woods, his Northwest Indiana-Style Smashed Burger. Finally, Geoffrey and his wife, Margaret, make a Boozy Cherry Milkshake that pairs perfectly with any burger or hot dog.
Easy Breezy Summer Meals
The Kitchen is sharing the simplest summer recipes that make for easy, breezy summer meals. Katie Lee makes her favorite simple pasta, Baked Rigatoni with Tomato and Eggplant, and Jeff Mauro makes his Crispy Grilled Harissa Shrimp Greek Salad. Alex Guarnaschelli shares her Summery Corn Soup, the perfect cold soup for summer, and Geoffrey Zakarian transforms canned tuna into a delicious Salad Nicoise. Sunny Anderson makes a simple summer dessert, her Easy Raspberry Brookie Pie, and the hosts play Try or Deny with some trending mocktails.
BBQ and A
The Kitchen answers all of your burning BBQ questions! Geoffrey Zakarian starts by sharing the best cut of steak for the grill with his Grilled Hanger Steaks with Roasted Garlic Romesco Sauce. Then, Katie and Sunny share two ways to amp up store-bought barbecue sauce with Katie Lee's Spicy Pineapple BBQ Sauce and Sunny Anderson's Nunya Business Asian BBQ Sauce. Jeff Mauro shares the secrets to making ribs on the grill and makes his Peach Peppadew Pork Pops. Grilling expert Susie Bulloch joins the hosts and shares her Smoked Whole Chicken with Honey BBQ Sauce. Plus, Alex Guarnaschelli makes a cool side, Chilled Green Bean Salad with Horseradish, and the hosts share trending hot dogs for summer!
Al Fresco Feast
The Kitchen shares delicious meals to enjoy outside! Jeff Mauro kicks things off with his easy-to-eat Honey Bourbon Chicken Pops, and Geoffrey Zakarian makes a delicious Summer Orzo Salad. Sunny Anderson prepares her Easy Grilled Cabbage "Steaks" with Apple Salad, Katie Lee shares her Sesame and Basil Corn Saute, and Alex Guarnaschelli makes the perfect light summer bite, Summer Berry Carpaccio. Then, the hosts look back at fun lemonade recipes, and Katie makes a fresh, vibrant Arugula Lemonade that's perfect for an al fresco meal.
Summer Produce Relay
The Kitchen is passing the summer produce and cooking easy, flavorful recipes! Katie Lee starts with one of her favorites, peaches, to make Grilled Smoky Tofu Tacos with Peach Cucumber Salsa. She tosses a cucumber to Sunny Anderson, who makes her Easy Mustard-Pickled Veggies. Jeff Mauro uses Sunny's fresh corn in his Smoked Corn and Poblano Chicken Skillet then tosses a zucchini to Alex Guarnaschelli. Alex makes her delicious Fried Zucchini and tosses basil to Geoffrey Zakarian, who whips up Tomato Bruschetta with Crispy Prosciutto. Plus, the hosts showcase their gardens and share tips for growing fresh summer produce.
Kitchen Lessons
The Kitchen shares easy recipes that the whole family can make! Jeff Mauro and his son, Lorenzo, cook up the Mauro Family's Bacon and Pineapple Pan Pizza. Then, Geoffrey Zakarian and Katie Lee get sweet and savory with GZ's Savory Parmesan Popcorn and Katie's Peanut Butter Popcorn Treat. Alex Guarnaschelli and her daughter, Ava, make fun and easy Grilled Vegetable Skewers. Geoffrey and his daughters, Madeline and Anna, prepare a family favorite with Build-Your-Own Fish Tacos. Plus, Sunny Anderson shares trending foods that kids and parents will love, and the hosts surprise mom-to-be Katie with a virtual baby shower!
Summer Comfort Food
The Kitchen hosts share the comfort food recipes that make them happy all summer long! Sunny Anderson has a spin on a favorite with Citrus Glazed Can-Grilled Chicken. Then, Jeff Mauro cooks up a Chicago comfort food with his Grilled Giardiniera Salad, and Geoffrey Zakarian shares his fresh and delicious Summer Pasta with Garden Fresh Zucchini. Alex Guarnaschelli shows her tricks to make Juicy Turkey Burgers with Onion Jam, and Katie Lee prepares a family favorite, Zucchini-Pineapple Bread. Plus, the hosts share their favorite comfort foods and memories from this summer.
Beat the Heat
The Kitchen shares fun, cool recipes for the hottest days of summer! Katie Lee kicks things off with her Crunchy Cabbage Salad with Chicken and Garlic Orange Dressing. Sunny Anderson shares her cold and refreshing Easy Roasted Green Gazpacho, and Jeff Mauro makes a super fresh spin on a classic sandwich, his Strawberry Balsamic BLT. Then, Geoffrey Zakarian prepares his Grilled Swordfish with Mango Salsa, and Alex Guarnaschelli has the perfect summer dessert with her Watermelon Granita Parfait. Plus, the hosts share some great ways to cool down in the summer heat.
Labor Day BBQ
The Kitchen caps off summer with the greatest recipes for a Labor Day BBQ! Geoffrey Zakarian starts with tips for making his Pork Roast Sandwiches with Spicy Apricot Mustard, and Jeff Mauro highlights the last of a seasonal favorite with his Quadruple Illinois Sweet Corn Salad. Grilling expert and blogger Susie Bulloch is back to share a recipe that went viral, her Hot Dog "Burnt Ends." Alex Guarnaschelli prepares the perfect side of Tomato and Herby Mozzarella Salad, and Katie Lee makes a festive, showstopping dessert with her Chocolate Strawberry Shortcake. Plus, the hosts share some tasty tips to amp up tortilla chips!
Simple Speedy Dishes
The Kitchen shares their favorite recipes that are fast and flavorful! Katie Lee begins with a quick, easy way to make a classic with her Grilled Chicken Parmesan, and Alex Guarnaschelli shares a simple Pork, Tofu and Vegetable Stir Fry that the whole family will love. Jeff Mauro shows shortcuts for his delicious Original Chicago Cheese Steak with Taylor Street Cheese Sauce. Plus, Geoffrey Zakarian makes his Cod with Brown Butter Lemon Sauce, Sunny Anderson gives the secret to her Easy Mussels and Shrimp Paella Pouches, and the hosts reveal their favorite time-saving hacks.
Our Best Big Batch Recipes
The Kitchen shares family-style, big batch recipes that are perfect for meal prep or family dinners! Jeff Mauro starts with his Escarole, Sausage, Peppers and Beans Cheat Sheet on the grill. Then, Geoffrey Zakarian makes a big batch of his Ratatouille, and Katie Lee shows an easy way to cook rice for a crowd. Sunny Anderson prepares her Big Easy Chicken and Andouille File Gumbo that will feed the whole family, and Alex Guarnaschelli's Pork Chops Pizzaiola can turn into multiple meals. Plus, mixologist and "Drinking Coach" Tiffanie Barriere joins the hosts to share her Grass Roots Cocktail.
Perfect Corn Dogs
No one can deny the crispy, slightly sweet, perfectly fried lure of a corn dog. Luckily, corndogs are actually super easy to make at home. The batter fries up quickly and super crispy&mdashjust like any good corn dog should be! These will transport you back to being a kid at the local fair.
Let your batter sit.
Corn dog batter greatly benefits from sitting for a few minutes before coating the hot dogs. It will thicken as it sits, which will help coat the hot dog as thoroughly as possible. For best results, make the batter first, then allow it to sit while you heat your oil. Dipping the hot dog into the batter right before frying works best!
Prepare your hot dogs.
This step is crucial. Make sure your hot dogs are COMPLETELY dried off before dipping in the batter. All they need is a simple wipe down with a paper towel. If you feel your batter still isn't sticking properly, you can roll hot dogs in a little cornstarch.
Keep your oil hot.
As with most frying projects, oil temperature is key, so be sure to use a thermometer. The ideal frying temp for corn dogs is 375°. Make sure you give your oil time to come back to 375° between each batch, and lower the heat a little if the oil starts to get too hot.
As long as you have your oil ready, you might as well add some more fried, deliciousness to your meal. Pair these corn dogs with our favorite french fries and top it all off with decadent deep-fried oreos. Your tummy will thank you.
Tried these corn dogs? Let us know what you thought about them in the comments below.
An Alternative To Home Cooking
“Cooking for your pet is a process that’s demanding on your time, labor, space, and finances,” says Dr. Larsen.
Home cooking is not for everyone, though, and it doesn’t have to be. Another option to provide your dog with whole ingredients is to get carefully prepared ready-made meals.
“There are commercial foods that can be purchased that contain whole ingredients that are pre-cooked. Which is very close to cooking,” notes Dr. Bartges.
So, while you might think that cooking for your dog is better for their health, it can be just as beneficial to purchase pre-prepared food that’s made with the same principles in mind. Whichever method you choose, just to make sure you are always catering to your dog’s individual health and nutrition needs.
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