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By: Dr. Joanie McConnell
The Story Of Famous Food Names
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Think BBQ, and hotdogs immediately come to
mind. You may prefer to call it a dog, weiner, frank-
furter or frank. Now let’s explore the “story” behind
the names for this popular food.
As far back as the 1800’s, dog was a slang term
for sausage -hopefully not one made from dog meat!
When the sausage was cooked, it
was very hot. The best way to
avoid burned fingers was putting
the hot dog inside a sliced bun.
The frankfurter or frank origi-
nated in the German city of
Frankfurt, which has traditionally
been famous for its pork
sausages. The weiner instead
was “born” in the Austrian capital
Vienna (Wein in German).
According to some sources, a
German butcher, who had moved
to this city, introduced a new ver-
sion of the frankfurter. To attract
Austrian customers, he mixed
beef and pork so that his
sausages would have a distinc-
tive flavor.
Now let’s move from simple
fare to haute cuisine. Oysters
Rockefeller, a culinary delight
born in New Orleans in 1889
(Note 1), is a perfect example.
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