Out of butter, can I pan fry hotdogs with vegetable oil?

>>8674828
I always use olive oil. I don't even think I'd like butter for mine.

>>8674839
It's how I was taught to do it.

Never experimented because it worked.

>>8674828
You can pan fry anything you want in oil. But you actually typically pan fry your hot dogs in butter? I've always boiled or grilled.

>>8674847
I prefer grilling but I live in an apartment so no yard of my own.

Hot dogs are pre-cooked. It doesn't really matter how you rewarm them.

>>8674828
Why use oil or butter at all? Hot dogs come with their own grease. Just throw them in the pan, if you insist on pan frying them.

>>8674828
Do americans actually do this? What the fuck is wrong with you people?

>>8674934
This

>>8674954

OBSESSED.

Why do you even assume this is only an American thing? Goddamn y'all love this meme

boiled is the way to go

>>8674994
Always. Then you've gotta throw down some CHILI, CHEESE, MUSTARD, ONIONS, AND JALAPENOS.

It's simply the best combination you can have, hotdog-wise

>>8674994
This, when they finish, put them in the buns, but the buns in the bag they came in, tie it up, let them steam. Meanwhile, you better have some goddamn coney sauce ready, and some -finely- diced white onion and pickled jalapeno.

Cooking noob here. How do I tell when sausages are done without a meat thermometer?

>>8674828
Even with butter, what the fuck?

Pan fried hot dogs? Making hot dogs at home for a personal meal?

Get it together, man...

I always use olive or sesame oil for shit, but hot dogs get brushed with a nice sugary-salty sauce that may or may not involve whisky, beer, or sake multiple times while broiling in the oven

Because I'm a fancy motherfucker and spend $150 on food and drink a week as a single underweight male