I had heard something about a "special" bun for hot dogs you could only get in New England...so my husband always said...........but about 14 years ago........can't believe it's been that long......I started visiting New England and YES they have their own BUN!!!
A top sliced bun that has flat sides is buttered, grilled and holds the hot dog better so it doesn't fall apart like some side cut buns. It is the same bun used for the traditional Maine lobster roll.
I must admit I love them.....no not with hot dogs...but the lobster really does stay in the roll better and the buttery grilled taste is divine...
So if you come here....get one..or a dozen!
ENJOY!
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
NEW ENGLAND HOT DOG BUNS
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