Hot Dog Lattice - anyone know where I can buy them ?

Ally Dick · 19-07-2011 06:43PM

RachaelVO wrote: »

Totally agree they are total mank!!! Very German/Dutch thing, a frunkfurter in pastry, with dipping sauces (usually mustard, mayonnaise and ketchup). Disgusting sh1te!!!!!!!!!

Have you actually tried one ? Taste and believe my friend

Alter-Ego · 19-07-2011 06:52PM

The only way to get em would be to contact Cuisine de France or any of those supplier and buy by the box and freeze em. That's what a lot of the Deli's do.

Or get talking to the person who runs the kitchen in work and see if they'll sell ya a few uncooked.

Iceland in the Ilac centre stock a lot of that frozen pasty stuff so maybe try there as well.

pragmatic1 · 19-07-2011 07:43PM

Ally Dick wrote: »

There is only one problem with the lattices I get in the work canteen. They usually cremate them so they are drier than an Arab's flip flop. I dream of cooking my own one and eating it fresh from the oven. They shouldn't be any more cooked than in the original picture I posted, but the ones in the work canteen tend to have a black crust on them

It wouldnt be hard to make them. All you need is some franks, pastry and mustard. You can buy ready made pastry.

CJhaughey · 19-07-2011 09:27PM

They aren't just mustard, hotdog and flakey pastry, there's something sweet in them as well.

Mellor · 20-07-2011 08:26AM

Sarah Bear wrote: »

cusine de france make them

Yup, and they supply all the spar, centra, texaco, shell and who every else was named.
Massed produced ****e

Lumen wrote: »

Pigs in blankets are sausages wrapped in bacon, surely.

Over here yeah, but in the states pigs in blankets are sausage rolls, or a variant of

CJhaughey wrote: »

They aren't just mustard, hotdog and flakey pastry, there's something sweet in them as well.

Sweet mustard

Hot Dog Lattice - anyone know where I can buy them ?

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