How do you typically cook your franks/weenies, /ck/? Cooked in

>>7096647
Grilled, and slathered in mustard

>>7096647
On a propane grill almost always.

Detroit, MI

Michigan has, by law, the highest standards of meat content in hot dogs.

>mfw I used to be so lazy I would microwave them, buns included

Still too lazy to grill them, though, so pan cooking it is.

fry em in butter, beer, and onions. serve with mustard.

Grilled on a propane grill. Takes 5 minutes, and can toast the buns at the same time.

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>>7096647
steamed, that's the only way to go.
+It's quick
+It's fat free
+It sweats out the nitites and chemicals
+The H and O atoms in steam are waking up all the flavors in the fat of the sausage
+It leaves the sausage un-harmed without bruises or burn marks
+you can throw the buns at the end and make a chewy hot dog.

>>7096699
Poor Stu. He didn't need his life ended so horribly.

>college student
>goes to Safeway
>buys 16 weenies for 4 bucks
>16 buns are 7 bucks
FJJDKFFSKKIEHEMEJBEBTUDGBDUGBDUY DUGBDUGBD

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>>7096699
STU NO

>not wanting burn/grill marks
R U EVEN AMERICA

>>7096705
Would steamed bread really be good? That just sounds weird as hell.

>>7096718
its actually really good, makes them chewy and delicious. just gotta let em air dry a bit before you eat them.

Burn them on an iron skillet

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>>7096718
Briefly steamed,, just to warm them. It melts in your mouth. (Montreal hot dog on the chart).

>>7096724
>Japan

Nigga that's kawaii.

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Finally, an excuse to post this.

>>7096647
steamed, or chopped and tossed into boxed macaroni-n-cheese

I usually just pop them in the oven. It's not as good as bbq but it's better than boiled.

>>7096666
quaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad