The Hot Grill Episode | I Never Sausage a Hot Dog! (FRIED TEXAS WEINERS, HOT DOG LINGO, CHILI &MORE)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Mark checks out a legendary deep fried Texas Weiner joint in Clifton, NJ. He talks with the first and next generation of owners about keeping their traditions going since 1961.
Join host Mark NP as he travels around showCASING his favorite hot dog joints, sausage stands, and other establishment that serve various strange, encased meats.
God bless Dominick and Maria and God bless the Hot Grill
Best hotdogs in nj. My children are 4th generation customers there
Legacy!
I’ve been going here since 1968 it’s the best
Best hot dogs I've ever had. Nice to see some of the behind the scenes.
The reason I started INSAHD! is so that places would take me in the back LOL
One frenchie, one! Two all the way, two! Always cracked me up.
Yes I love the local lingo!
I used to come twice a week. Now the prices are through the roof with the new owners. How I wish Carmine and Dominic would’ve sold to someone else .
I hadn't heard they sold. I will say that the phenomenon is not unique. Prices are up wherever you go!
another great video Mark
Thanks!!!
Looks good but I wish you would cover more of the food, the sauce looked really interesting.
I grew up in North Jersey eating these with the incredible chili sauce. 2 ALL THE WAY 2!!
Gotta love the lingo!!!!
Does anyone know what kind of bread they add to their chili sauce to thinken it?
No clue, sorry.
They don't use bread to thicken it. It's all finely chopped ground beef. I've heard some recipes add finely chopped hot dogs to the chili
Some use 'Cracker Meal', and there are some that use a Flour & Beef Stock slurry, and there are some that use 50/50 with A.P. Flour & Maseca Corn Flour, and some use Corn Starch etc..etc..
Such amazing Chili Sauces all across this country.
@@chilidog1 Thank You
No they use bread period. I'm Sportelli grandson I know this for a fact. Seen it with my own two eyes. Why dies it matter may I ask?
North Jersey Legendary Texas Weiner Joints and their chili sauce:
1) Johnny and Hanges (Paterson) now Fair Lawn
2) Getty Grill (Paterson)
3) Hot Grill (Clifton)
4) Libby's (Paterson)
5) Fall's View (Paterson)
6) Colonial Grill (Paterson)
7) Goffle Grill (Hawthorne)
8) Clixies (Hawthorne)
9) River View East (Elmwood Park)
10) Belmont Grill (Haledon)
11) Boulevard Drinks (Jersey City)
How's that for a list?
Awesome List!!!!
Had a bad expirience in Johnny and Hanges and I will NEVER be back.
@@AllySmiles201 I've never had any issues on any orders.
The Dover Grill never gets any love but I think it’s one of the best. Thoughts?
Is John, Mark, Shawn
....? You mean jawn?
What are those balls inside the chili at 3:35?
Not sure!
Are you coming to lennys on street rd?
LOL
not balls, those are bubbles from a bubbling steam kettle of chili sauce
Horrible. It tastes and smells like Indian food. Terrible taste. When people compare this to rutts hutt or jimmy buffs its like comparing lasagna to a bowl of cheerios. I have lived northern nj all my life. In my 50’s now. And I never tasted a worse experience.
To each his own! This is a classic Greek chili recipe.
that's how I felt when I moved just a few blocks away from them, but as time went by, I start loving them. In fact, I still drive them every day and I will be stoping by maybe today.
Rutts hut and Jimmy buffs is totally different and NOT known for their chili sauce. This place is legendary in North Jersey
Around since 1961-2021. All the returning customers which are astounding over the years would tell you to go get bent....