Feb 25, 2013
Danish Hot Dogs
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Credit: Gunnar Charles Bothner-By
Danes are crazy about their hot dogs. On nearly every Copenhagen corner, a
pølsevogn, or hot dog wagon, offers more than a dozen varieties. The knockout
ristet hot dog, accented with sweet spices, gets tucked in a bun loaded with pickles, raw and crispy fried onions, and a delectable rémoulade; the
medister is a sausage spiced with cloves and allspice; and the
fransk, or French hot dog, makes ingenious use of a baguette-like roll, the bread hollowed out and used as an edible sleeve for the footlong frank. They always beckon as we stroll through the city, even if we've just eaten one a few blocks before.
This article was first published in Saveur in Issue #153
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