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ApplePie4all OP t1_jbo3n0v wrote

Reply to comment by holaimjay in [Homemade] Hot dogs by ApplePie4all

Give it a try.

Adjust the seasing/spices to your taste. I like a little heat but not too much, so jalapeños did the job in my case, along it the tiny bit of chipotle hot sauce on top.

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Nandy-bear t1_jbo2pa2 wrote

Have YOU heard how they make hot dogs ? They tend to be fairly high quality. The "it's all buttholes" isn't a thing. I don't think it's ever been a thing.

There might be lower quality outliers because there always are.

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Nandy-bear t1_jbo2ker wrote

It decodes as an emoji in an app. Not sure which one as I'm desktop, but a lot of apps use :: to bracket shortcut codes. It's basically an extension of how :) turns to a picture on your phone. They just use numbers as IDs

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hvgotcodes t1_jbo1pb3 wrote

How’d you cook it? Looks pretty good, if not slightly uneven, but I can’t do any better.

Ribeye is the only steak I like closer to medium. 137 is perfect so the fat becomes more palatable.

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ebrenjaro t1_jbnvqxb wrote

These are the kind of foods that look good in pictures, but are a pain to eat. As soon as you start eating it, it's all over the place.

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