Beef Frankfurters (Hot Dogs)
פרנקפורטרים מבקר
Kosher-style all-beef frankfurters popularized by German-Jewish immigrants as an alternative to pork sausages. Smoky, snappy, and heavily seasoned, they became central to American street food and ballpark culture.
Ingredients
- •2 lb well-chilled kosher beef
- •1/2 lb beef fat
- •2 tsp kosher salt
- •1 tsp paprika
- •1 tsp garlic powder
- •1 tsp white pepper
- •1/2 tsp coriander
- •1/4 tsp allspice
- •1/2 cup ice water
- •Natural kosher beef casings
- •8 hot dog buns
- •Mustard and sauerkraut for serving
Instructions
- 1
Cut the beef and fat into chunks and chill them very thoroughly.
- 2
Grind the meat mixture finely, then mix with salt, spices, and ice water until sticky and emulsified.
- 3
Rinse the casings and stuff them firmly, twisting into sausage lengths.
- 4
Poach the sausages gently until they are set, then chill.
- 5
Smoke the frankfurters lightly if desired for classic deli flavor.
- 6
Grill or griddle the hot dogs until heated through and lightly blistered.
- 7
Place in buns and top with mustard or sauerkraut.
- 8
Serve immediately while hot.
Kosher notes
Use only kosher beef and beef casings; many home cooks buy prepared kosher frankfurters rather than making them from scratch.
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