Now wait a minute... Cowboy has upped the ante...I take a beef chili dog smothered in red onions chesse any day of the week.... never have like gyros.
ok, my bad. i thought all chili dogs came with onions and cheese.. or at least they should...Now wait a minute... Cowboy has upped the ante...
Sniper, you didn't mentioned chopped raw onions and melted cheese as part of the chili dog option... Throw in some good sour pickles and kick a%$ waffle fries and I could be swayed, depending on my mood...![]()
Fair enough, Sniper...ok, my bad. i thought all chili dogs came with onions and cheese.. or at least they should...
absolute nirvana!!!!Fair enough, Sniper...
and Cowboy... the taste and quality of gyros varies greatly... If done right, where the pita bread is grilled after a light coating in olive oil so the outside is a bit crispy while the inside is soft like fresh baked dough, with the right Greek Salad dressing and subtly spiced beef, chopped red onions, diced tomatoes, romaine, good feta, and tzatziki (a really great sour cream and Greek Yogurt Dressing with herbs... these can be really great too...
Fair enough, Sniper...
and Cowboy... the taste and quality of gyros varies greatly... If done right, where the pita bread is grilled after a light coating in olive oil so the outside is a bit crispy while the inside is soft like fresh baked dough, with the right Greek Salad dressing and subtly spiced beef, chopped red onions, diced tomatoes, romaine, good feta, and tzatziki (a really great sour cream and Greek Yogurt Dressing with herbs... these can be really great too...
Now hold on LGR....Blasphemy!!! A true Gyro will have lamb meat, veggies, black olives and a cucumber sauce.......Chili dog, well, apples and oranges.
Sorry, I saw the word "beef" and went berserker........it's my heritage.......I'm calm now.Now hold on LGR....
No blasphemy here...
#1 - I added the black olives (see post #2).
#2 - Agreed again, all gyro meat is lamb based...
#3 - The Greek name for the Cucumber Sauce is Tzatziki... and it rocks...
Gentlemen... I think we are all in agreement...![]()
Seattle has a lot of good ethnic food enclaves. Make sure you go to a real Greek or Lebanese Place for a Gyro... and by golly, whatever you do... don't share any with the Perp...sounds great, but here in Boise..I have yet to come across any place that makes a good one... but I would be willing to take a good gamble on it...
Going to Seattle next week for a couple of days... so I will ask around over there and see what I can find...
Then I will let you know what i think of a good gyro... hope I can find a place near the county jails... gotta extradite an idiot back to boise for trial...![]()
Well, a good sign is, they say "Gyros" on the sign and you see a whole lamb on a spit and Greeks actually run the place.............even in Central Florida, we had a Greek family who had a Greek food place...........we'd get Gyros( pronounced heros- roll the "r") and Greek salads every week, on our way to the small animal auction.Seattle has a lot of good ethnic food enclaves. Make sure you go to a real Greek or Lebanese Place for a Gyro... and by golly, whatever you do... don't share any with the Perp...:
OK, if you want to talk chili dog........it has to be a beef and pork hotdog, a big one......footlong.......fresh, steamd bun and REAL chili.........not from a can........REAL diced onion and real Cheddar cheese.....A&W Rootbeer had the best Chili dogs.......Chili DOG!!!!!!!!!!!!!! sonic the hedgehog cannot be wrong....
Throw in a side of hummus with hot chili sauce, pita, and falafel...Fair enough, Sniper...
and Cowboy... the taste and quality of gyros varies greatly... If done right, where the pita bread is grilled after a light coating in olive oil so the outside is a bit crispy while the inside is soft like fresh baked dough, with the right Greek Salad dressing and subtly spiced beef, chopped red onions, diced tomatoes, romaine, good feta, and tzatziki (a really great sour cream and Greek Yogurt Dressing with herbs... these can be really great too...