Sonic's Chili Dog Recipe

[Anonymous No.17350873]

Have anyone tried it? Is it any good?

[Anonymous No.17351289]

>>17350873
>Eating a chili dog from Sonic

[Anonymous No.17351320]

>>17350873
I want to know if it's good too, there's some room for interpretion here and it deviates a bit from a lot of chili recipes because it's got barbecue sauce, and usually chili dogs don't contain beans. I'm thinking you'd want a medium spicy pepper, like jalapeños, and it's from the 90s so the mushrooms are probably the ordinary button mushrooms, chopped kind of small. I would go with a vinegary barbecue sauce rather than a sweet one. The spice measurements seem a little low, I'd go with heaping teaspoons.

[Anonymous No.17351467]

>>17351320
>usually chili dogs don't contain beans
The very first two google image results show beans. Chili isn't really chili without beans anyways.

[Anonymous No.17353322]

>>17351320
it sounds pretty decent, but the bbq sauce is really what throws it into territory I'm unsure of. mainly because of the sweetness of commercial bbq sauces, but the spices in BBQ sauce would probably be a good addition on their own, in addition to a chili with some sweetness sounds bad, but on a chili dog, I could see it being good, like how the sweetness of ketchup is good on a dog

also for general chili purposes, I wonder why they chose red kidney beans in particular rather than just some beans. maybe to avoid someone throwing baked beans in, but honestly does Sega really care what people do with sonic recipes?

[Anonymous No.17353327]

>>17353322
Archie not SEGA

[Anonymous No.17353335]

>>17350873
add hot dogs bothers me

[Anonymous No.17353473]

>>17350873
What brand of hot dogs does Sonic recommend?

[Anonymous No.17353539]

>>17353473
ones with natural casing for that perfect snap back

[Anonymous No.17353629]

>>17353322
>because of the sweetness of commercial bbq sauces
Have you considered buying a not-sweet one?

[Anonymous No.17355320]

>>17353629
the least sweet one I've been able to buy was still sweet

[Anonymous No.17357027]

>>17350873

>barbecue sauce
>no garlic
>chili powder, oregano, cumin
>beans

Not sure about these - you already have crushed tomatoes and worcester sauce - might as well do it right and use tomato paste and some more varied spices. This just seems like a chili that doesn't know whether it wants to be a chili con carne or a Cincinnati chili.

>cook hotdogs in the sauce
That... could be pretty good actually.

[Anonymous No.17357089]

>>17353473
Sonic only eats Kosher

[Anonymous No.17357243]

>>17357089
i will NEVER eat the ZOG dog jew boy

[Anonymous No.17357267]

>>17357089
>I enjoy paying 3 times the price for meat scraps that were carved off an animal that was killed slightly different

[Anonymous No.17357281]

>>17357089
I'm tempted doing all kosher diet
because I knew (they) won't put weird shit into it

yes, I also hate the antichrist

[Anonymous No.17357301]

>>17357243
Sonic is one of the chosen

[Anonymous No.17357302]

>>17357267
They're not more expensive than any other 100% beef hot dog. Beef dogs are just pricey, I know because my autistic wife loves them and refuses to eat regular wieners.

[Anonymous No.17357313]

>>17357302
I weep for your marriage.

[Anonymous No.17357339]

>>17351320
>deviates a bit
it's fucking has tomato sauce ,mushrooms and beans in it, and no chili powder.

disgusting

[Anonymous No.17357342]

>>17351467
he thinks google image search is the final authority on what is chili.
gigglinggirls.jpg

[Anonymous No.17357695]

>>17357089
Sonic hates Pork confirmed

[Anonymous No.17357717]

>>17357339
literally says right there to add chili powder

[Anonymous No.17357730]

>>17353539
What is his problem?

[Anonymous No.17357741]

Sonic comics were fuckin great, used to always get em as a kid. I've still got alot of early issues in a big plastic-sleeved binder.

[Anonymous No.17357753]

>>17357730
That thing with the bow reminds me of that horrible cub comic posted on /b/

[Anonymous No.17357759]

>>17357313
Are you the mentally ill person that said they hoped i cooked tomatoes in my cast iron?

[Anonymous No.17357777]

>>17357753
it's Fleetway Sally

[Anonymous No.17358313]

>>17350873
I did this recipe because i am a big sonic fan, it actually tasted good.
The commercial stuff which flavor is almost identical, is the hormel canned chilli.
i'm not american but at least to me tasted good but here in mexico a lot of people don't like barbecue sauce that much.

It was my first time eating a chilli dog too.
Awesome stuff, specially if you have cheddar, my only complain it could be that is a high calorie food, but is good once in a while.

If i have to put it a score:
Chilli on his own: 8.5 out of 10
Chilli dog: 9.5 out of 10 (at least to me)

>>17351320
This anon makes me curious, i didn't knew this isn't a standard chilli recipe, i know beans have a little controvesy in the dish but i've always tought barbecue sauce was something essential.

Could some anon illustrate me which is the classic way to make chilli?

[Anonymous No.17358830]

>>17350873
Is it common practice to cook the hot dogs in the chili? I've never heard of that.

[Anonymous No.17358868]

>>17358313
Sure, there's 3 kinds of chili, no beans, beans, and competition. Competition chili is normally not allowed to have fresh ingredients, which means it's all spices and msg. Every chili competition publishes their winners recipe online so it's very easy to look up.

This is a very basic chili ingredient list
2 tablespoons olive oil
▢ 2 pounds ground beef, (you can also use ground turkey)
▢ Salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste
▢ 1 yellow onion, finely diced
▢ 1 green bell pepper, diced
▢ 4 cloves garlic, minced
▢ 2 tablespoons chili powder
▢ 2 teaspoons ground cumin
▢ 2 teaspoons dried oregano
▢ 1 teaspoon smoked paprika
▢ 1 can (6 ounces) tomato paste

[Anonymous No.17358891]

>>17358868
>green pepper
ignore this ridiculous block of text