Chicago-style hot dog
Chicago-style hot dog noun: a beef hot dog served with mustard, onion, relish, peppers, tomato, and a pickle on a poppy seed bun.
Noun
Chicago-style hot dog (plural Chicago-style hot dogs)
- A beef hot dog served with mustard, onion, relish, peppers, tomato, and a pickle on a poppy seed bun.
- Chicago has a major influence on flavored foods of the Midwest. It’s the home of deep dish-style pizza and the Italian beef sandwich. It’s also the home of the famous frank known as the Chicago-style hot dog. Based on a Vienna all-beef frank, this distinguished dog is typically steamed and served...2007, Becky Mercuri, The Great American Hot Dog Book: Recipes and Side Dishes from Across America, Gibbs Smith
Forms of Chicago-style hot dog
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Questions about Chicago-style hot dog
- What does Chicago-style hot dog mean?
- Chicago-style hot dog means a beef hot dog served with mustard, onion, relish, peppers, tomato, and a pickle on a poppy seed bun.
- What part of speech is Chicago-style hot dog?
- Chicago-style hot dog is a noun.
- What is the plural of Chicago-style hot dog?
- The plural of Chicago-style hot dog is Chicago-style hot dogs.
Words near Chicago-style hot dog in the dictionary
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