CHILI DOG Meaning and
Definition
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A chili dog is a type of hot dog that features a cooked sausage or wiener, usually made from beef or pork, served in a bun and topped with a savory chili sauce. The chili sauce is typically made with seasoned ground beef or chili beans, tomatoes, onions, various spices, and sometimes beans or other vegetables. It is known for its spicy and hearty flavor, making it a popular choice among hot dog enthusiasts.
The hot dog bun used for a chili dog is usually soft and slightly toasted to provide a satisfying texture and prevent it from becoming soggy when combined with the chili sauce. The sausage itself is traditionally grilled or boiled before being placed in the bun. Once the sausage is nestled in the bun, the chili sauce is generously ladled over the top, covering the entire hot dog.
Additionally, chili dogs often have various optional toppings based on personal preferences. These can include shredded cheese, chopped onions, mustard, ketchup, relish, jalapenos, or even coleslaw. The combination of the meaty sausage, flavorful chili sauce, and complementary toppings create a filling and satisfying meal.
Chili dogs are a popular street food, often found at carnivals, sporting events, and food stands. They can also be enjoyed in diners, restaurants, and at home as a casual and delicious meal.
Common Misspellings for CHILI DOG
- xhili dog
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- cuili dog
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- chuli dog
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- chioi dog
- chilidog
Etymology of CHILI DOG
The word "chili dog" is believed to be a combination of two separate culinary terms.
"Chili" originates from the Spanish word "chile", which refers to the hot pepper commonly used in Latin American cuisine. This term was adopted into English to describe a meat stew containing peppers or chili powder, similarly known as "chili con carne". The origin of chili con carne itself is traced back to the Mexican dish carne con chile.
"Dog" is a colloquial term often used to refer to a hotdog, a type of sausage that is typically cooked by grilling or steaming. Hotdogs gained popularity in the United States during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, becoming a staple in American cuisine.
The combination of the two terms, "chili" and "dog", likely emerged in the early 20th century in the United States.
Similar spelling words for CHILI DOG
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