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I want to try a corndog. Americans, please tell me about corndogs!

>> No.10408807

Sorry, Mexican here. I can tell you about truTacos though.

>> No.10408809

They are good.

>> No.10408810

>>10408807
Tell me!

>> No.10408814

tell me about resizing images like a retard first

>> No.10408815
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10408815

A freshly deepfried authentic corndog is crispy on the outside, fluffy and soft on the inside with a delicious hotdog center. Is great by itself but you can customize it any way you like, it will still taste great!

>> No.10408817

>>10408815
Can you make them at home?

>> No.10408823

>>10408817
If you have a deep fryer yes.

>> No.10408826

>>10408815
I hope by "customize" you mean "apply quality mustard and quality mustard only" or else you are bullshittin'

>> No.10408822
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10408822

They are pretty good, usually a carnival or festival food. Maybe in baseball games.
Cozy Dog Drive In is famous for them and is actually near Historic Route 66.

>> No.10408832

>>10408817
Of course, they are essentially deep fried hotdogs on a stick. With a different batter though.

You can buy them frozen at the store here in the US though.

>> No.10408833

>>10408826
I put butter on mine.

>> No.10408827

>>10408817
Yeah you need deep fryer

>> No.10408829

>>10408814
1. Open in MS Paint
2. Stretch to 20 %
3. Stretch to 500 %
4. Stretch to 10 %

etc etc

>> No.10408840

>>10408833

Disgusting

>> No.10408844
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>>10408840
Calm down dude.

>> No.10408849

Is it essential for every US household to have a deep fryer?

>> No.10408851

They should corndog a bacon wrapped hotdog.

>> No.10408854

>>10408849
Maybe in the south.

>> No.10408855

>>10408853
They are probably still good.

>> No.10408853

I want some corn dogs now.
The only ones I have have been sitting in my freezer for almost a year.

>> No.10408858

>>10408849
It is good idea

>> No.10408864

>>10408849
Absolutely.
In fact, it's mandatory.
You're not some sort of commie, are you?

>> No.10408865

>>10408853
Maybe you should eat them before it's too late.

>> No.10408870

>>10408849
No, no no no no no.
all you need is a pot and oil and you are all set, only idiots buy deep fryers.

>> No.10408875

Why do Americans love their flag so much? Anywhere else, wearing boxer shorts that have a picture of your country's flag would either seem like heresy or Nazism.

>> No.10408878
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>>10408870
Commie spotted.

>> No.10408886

>>10408865
I'd be surprised if those things ever actually go bad.

>> No.10408889

Ingredients
1 gallon peanut oil
1 cup yellow cornmeal
1 cup all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons kosher salt
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
2 tablespoons (approximately 1 large) jalapeno pepper, seeded and finely minced
1 (8.5-ounce) can cream-style corn
1/3 cup finely grated onion
1 1/2 cups buttermilk
4 tablespoons cornstarch, for dredging
8 beef hot dogs

>> No.10408892

>>10408875
I think Brits wear union jack boxers.

>> No.10408893

>>10408878
нет, Am not red, glorious american capitalism I love.

>> No.10408894

Directions
Special equipment: 8 sets chopsticks, not separated
Pour oil into a deep fryer or large heavy pot and heat to 375 degrees F. In a medium mixing bowl, combine the cornmeal, flour, salt, baking powder, baking soda, and cayenne pepper. In a separate bowl, combine the jalapeno, corn, onion, and buttermilk. Add the dry ingredients to the wet ingredients all at once, and stir only enough times to bring the batter together; there should be lumps. Set batter aside and allow to rest for 10 minutes.
Scatter the cornstarch into a dry pie pan. Roll each hot dog in the cornstarch and tap well to remove any excess.
Transfer enough batter to almost fill a large drinking glass. Refill the glass as needed. Place each hot dog on chopsticks, and quickly dip in and out of the batter. Immediately and carefully place each hot dog into the oil, and cook until coating is golden brown, about 4 to 5 minutes. With tongs, remove to cooling rack, and allow to drain for 3 to 5 minutes.

>> No.10408898

>>10408875
Nah, there are laws in place which is partly what makes america actually a good place to live. You can wipe your ass with the flag and set it on fire and you are allowed to.

>> No.10408895

>>10408893
I'll be watching you, commie.

>> No.10408905

>>10408898
You could get fined for letting the national flag touch the ground in Finland.

>> No.10408926

What about cumdogs?

>> No.10408931
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>>10408926
only yer mum eats those

>> No.10408940

>>10408799
It is made from corn and dogs

>>10408931
OH DAYUM

>> No.10408970

>>10408827
>>10408823

Can't you just heat up oil in a pot?

>> No.10408981

They're very nice OP. Think of American pancakes but thinner and more lightweight and not sugary wrapped around a hot dog/frankfurter, then deep fried for not too long but to make sure it's cooked and kind of crispy (but not too crispy). Sometimes people put ketchup and/or mustard on them, but in my opinion they're good enough as is. I don't really understand why they're not popular outside of the US! It seems like the kind of thing that would fit in perfectly in Scotland or Germany. Guess it doesn't help that yellow cornmeal isn't exactly common outside of the Americas.

>>10408931
Shit son......

>> No.10408974

>>10408970

Yes. Deep friers are for people who don't know what they're doing.

>> No.10408976
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>>10408970
/jp/ really is full of poor slavs who can't afford a deep fryer.

>> No.10408991

>>10408976
I don't know how any civilized person can go without deep fried snickers or bacon

>> No.10409006

>>10408976

>afford

Saying something THAT stupid ironically shows your value of money and poorness. It only costs $20-$50 at any walmart. It's just that it's unnecessary for anyone other than a fat murrikan pig because they won't be using it more than once.

>> No.10409010
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>>10408875
Not only do I have a pair of American Flag boxers, but also a full American Flag shirt, a knitted American Flag blanket, and an American Flag throw pillow.
Dead serious too.
It's comforting to know that Freedom and Liberty will keep me warm and safe at night as I fall asleep tucked into my American Flag blanket.
And whenever I wear my American Flag shirt, I always get compliments.

>> No.10409011

>>10408991

muh heart attacks

>> No.10409020

>>10408981
I have no idea where you get such amazing corndogs, but I am very jealous.

Normally all I can find are the half-cooked frozen varieties, and those range from ass to meh. Every now and then you'll find a stand at a fair that makes them, but never as good as the bullshit that you're spouting here...

>>10408799

OP, all it is is a hotdog wrapped in cornbread....unless you get them freshly made they're just another lump of crappy meat and fat that you don't need.

>> No.10409017

>>10409006
Don't bullypost me.

>> No.10409018

>>10409010

Do you clap whenever you put them on?

>> No.10409024

>>10409018
No, I salute them and all they stand for.
But I'll clap and fulfill a silly /int/ meme if you want me to.
In fact, I'll do it next time I wear one of them.

>> No.10409026

I think they're most like cornbread wrapped around a hotdog. Cornbread is kind of like pancakes except with corn meal in them, so the cornbread has a different texture. The hotdog is put on a stick, dipped into batter, and then deep fried.

>> No.10409037

>>10409020
Come to my room, I'll feed you some nice corndogs

>> No.10409054

>>10408849
I've never seen a deep fryer in someone's home. If people want corn dogs at home you can buy them frozen.

>> No.10409055

>mfw american buys a turkey and a deepfryer for thanksgiving

>> No.10409064

>>10409055

Don't forget all the lewd things they to the turkey first. What with shoving various objects into it's many orifices. Truly despicable savages

>> No.10409065

>>10409055
You actually need to buy a turkey fryer because turkeys are too large to fit in household deep fryers. They're also pretty dangerous to most Americans because they don't compensate for the displacement of the turkey in the oil, so they fill it full and when the turkey goes in excess oil comes out and catches on fire.

>> No.10409069

>>10408991
Deep fried pickles are good too, dipped in ranch dressing.

>> No.10409073

>>10409069
I once had deep fried cinnamon rolls. They were delicious.

>> No.10409086

>>10409069
>>10409073

Is the first thing that goes through a murrifat's mind when they see something to deep fry it? Jesus

>> No.10409090

>>10409086
Deep fried Jalapenos with cheese are good too.

>> No.10409101

>>10409090
Sounds delicious!

>> No.10409105

>>10409086

I've had deep fried chocolate jesus before. He was great.

>> No.10409110

>>10409065
>need fryers for a turkey
>frying a turkey in the first place

>> No.10409119

>>10409086
You know you are jealous of these fried pickles we americans have

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>>10409110
>eating turkey raw
disgusting savages

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>>10409086
A lot of towns in the US have fairs, and that's where most of the deep fried stuff comes from. For instance, there are potatoes that are cut into spirals, put onto sticks and deep fried. There's also deep fried butter and deep fried Coca-Cola.

A lot of Americans like to eat food that seems fun or absurd.

>> No.10409131

>>10409119

Your mom enjoys my fried pickle

>> No.10409142

>>10409125

So the only to options to an American are deep fried turkey or raw, hmmmmmm ...

>> No.10409137

>>10409086
I ought to deep fry you.

>> No.10409146

>>10409142
Why are you so mean? It's their culture!

>> No.10409153

>>10409125
Bitch you put the turkey in the oven.
Not a pot filled with grease.
Goddamn, you are stupid
No wonder are the worst sukunai

>> No.10409158
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10409158

>>10409130
Deep Fried oreos are tasty as fuck.
The internal oreo gets all soft without being soggy and is just heavenly.

>> No.10409156

>>10409131
So do I
No need to be angry about it

>> No.10409164

>>10409142
Your nation probably doesn't even have Turkeys.
Or if they do, they came from 'MURICA.

>> No.10409166

>>10409130
Deep fried cola is ok
Deep fried butter is just retarded

>> No.10409173
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>>10409153
Even if something's fried in oil, not a whole lot of oil actually gets in the food if it's been properly cooked. A lot of people fry stuff with the temperature too low so the oil tends to enter the food and make it overly oily. A lot of families also smoke their turkeys. I think the most popular is still baking it though.

>>10409158
I need to try those. Reminds me of these.

>> No.10409186

>>10409164

>Your nation probably doesn't even have Turkeys.

As if that's a bad thing. We don't celebrate a holiday where our ancestors slaughtered an entire race of people that helped them survive.

>> No.10409194

Fucking yuroshits in my /jp/

>> No.10409202

>>10409186
>slaughtered an entire race of people

How strange that many still live here today.

>> No.10409208
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10409208

The fucking south has the best goddamn food.

Who cares if it's unhealthy down here, not us.

>> No.10409209
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>>10409186
You don't have to eat turkey only for American Thanksgiving.

>> No.10409229

>>10409208
I'm a humble man from California and I have to agree. My time spent in North Carolina shortened my life by 10 years but damn it it was worth it.

>> No.10409270

>>10409086
It is heart attack inducingly bad for you, but it tastes great, sometimes you just have to let go and let your inner american eat.

>> No.10409275

>>10409202

>many

You sure see a lot of them walking around don't you? A race that once populated much of the continent. There sure are "many" of them left. And then murricunts specifically breed a species for mass slaughter to celebrate the day of that occasion ... How disgustingly fitting. You people are the scum of the earth.

>> No.10409318

>>10409275
Do you expect me to feel bad that we killed some primitives? What a joke.

>> No.10409331

Deep fried Oreos are terrible.

Fat Darrel are truAMERICA food

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10409338

/jp/ - Corndog Culture

>> No.10409373

>>10409275
Thanksgiving is a harvest festival, who the hell is celebrating genocide? Genocide mostly caused by diseases brought by Spanish and British colonization that no one in this thread participated in. Honestly, lose the soapbox, it's an excuse to drink heavily and eat and avoid talking to relatives you haven't seen in years. Hardly social justice you're fighting for.

>> No.10409375

>>10409318
Killing a primate that saved you from starvation?
Yes you should feel fucking bad, you faggot

>> No.10409381

A terribly fattening recipe is bacon wrapped hotdog/sausage. Its good to taste once, just don't eat too many of them.
Another thing I like to deep fry is carrots. Sweet just like sweet potato fries.

>> No.10409383

>>10409173
Doesn't matter how hot the oil is
Put the turkey in, it goes cold

>> No.10409391

>>10409375
Since when is primate the singular form of primitives?

>> No.10409393

>>10409338
Want some?

>> No.10409398

>>10409383
You're always supposed to let meat rest to room temperature before cooking it.

>> No.10409401

>>10409393
I want del

>> No.10409405

>>10409391
Primatives are no better than primates
Get with the program you tardlord

>> No.10409412

>>10409401
No problem, that will be $19.99 plus tips

>> No.10409418

http://meatvideo.com/
http://vimeo.com/1753971

>> No.10409428

>>10409418
Someone should make a parody of these gay videos with vegetables and fruits.

>> No.10409456

>>10409428
But it wouldn't make sense.

>> No.10409472

>>10409373

Harvest? Like how they harvested the natives when they had fulfilled their usefulness? How the harvested the land? How they now harvest turkeys, probably serving as a proxy for both to celebrate your sick, demented holiday. You're a piece of shit, just like all ignorant delusional murricunts

>> No.10409487

>>10409456
"Seeds are then cruelly mechanically seperated, where they are forcefully plunged into the earth in order to grow. Some don't survive."

"The plants are subject to many diseases and host a number of parasites."

Use your imagination and pretend every step is cruel.

>> No.10409484

>>10408799
Its like a hot dog, only the bread never breaks!

>> No.10409505

>>10409487
Plants, as far as we know, can't feel pain or agony while animals can. Your comparison is stupid and very old.

>> No.10409516

>>10409505
You're stupid.

>> No.10409519

>>10409472
No you idiot, like the English harvest festival it was based on and then carried over when they colonized. It's to celebrate a successful harvest season hence why it takes place right before the start of winter. It was celebrated for 100s of years before the thirteen colonies. It just didn't have an official name.

Thanksgiving has fuckall to do with the natives. There's a fairy tale that we tell kindergarteners, that we really shouldn't, about how the Indians taught us how to plant corn (like it's a fucking mystery to plant a seed) and fish but it's all bullshit, there's no record of it.

Do you think of Australians the same way because they're celebrating Australia Day right now?

>> No.10409522

People, please! This was a corndog thread, remember?

>> No.10409550

>>10409522
What? I think you're in the wrong thread.

>> No.10409618
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10409618

>>10409505
Plants are people too!

>> No.10409667

Mmm, I think I'll buy some corndogs tomorrow (making them is too messy and time-consuming)...

>> No.10409684

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5p80LS_i
This guy reminds me of /jp/. If you're interested in food or cooking, definitely worth watching his show. It's like Bill Nye but with food.

>> No.10409712

>>10409519
You roasted that guy.

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>>10409712
Thanks.

>> No.10409729
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>>10409721
You are a truPATRIOT

>> No.10409726

>>10409618

She thinks she's "people" how cute Yuuka-tan, now get out of my face before I take out my weed killer, Sunflowers are practically oversized dandy lions which are a weed I think i'll start with those first

>> No.10409842

In Japan, something like a corn dog can be found at many supermarkets and convenience stores as "American Dogs" (katakana:アメリカンドッグ) for their American origin. These American Dogs, however use a wheat-flour based batter with no cornmeal at all.

>> No.10409894

>>10409125
You cook turkey, not fry it. Also, corn dogs are supposed to be for carnivals and nothing else.

>> No.10409912

>>10409894
I know someone who exists almost entirely on corndogs. He's a bit of an idiot too and one time he left a corndog in the oven for three hours and said the hotdog inside was like leather.

>> No.10411506

The fryer isn't expensive it's the oil that you keep having to buy.

>> No.10411511

I've never had a corndog in my life. Never actually seen one in my life.

>> No.10411531

I've only ever had frozen mini corndogs from school

>> No.10412720
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Resolution.... i.....

>> No.10412742

I live in America and I have never seen anyone eating corndogs. I've tried them once years ago from a box in the frozen food aisle at the grocery store and they were horrible. America is one huge place, we don't all eat the same stuff everywhere here.

>> No.10412847

>>10408799

>corndog
>not アメリカンドッグ

>> No.10412879

Food discussion has been moved from Food & Cooking to Otaku Culture, janitor agreed, don't bother him about it

>> No.10412892

>>10408799
The only place the world, I've had corndogs are family mart and 7/11 in Japan.

>> No.10413058

Why are people buying fryers? Just buy some quality cast iron.

>> No.10413105

>>10413058
I have a small deep fryer and it works fine for anything that needs to be fried. I never fry much in a pan unless it only needs to be very lightly fried.

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