FloridaTim
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Changing out the water
Fri, 08/1/08 10:11 AM
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Hi all. Been reading here for a few months and bought a used cart this week. We tried it out yesterday and everything worked out great.
Here is my question: After a couple of hours and cooking 6 dogs, the water was already pretty greasy. Do you change out the water during the day or just at the end of the day? It seems like you would need 20-30 minutes to change out the water and get the new water hot. That is way too long for a customer to wait.
I'm sure I will have many more questions in the coming months. Thanks in advance.
Tim
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UncleVic
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RE: Changing out the water
Fri, 08/1/08 10:38 AM
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What, and throw out all the flavor?
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quickdog
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RE: Changing out the water
Fri, 08/1/08 5:19 PM
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quote:Originally posted by FloridaTim
Hi all. Been reading here for a few months and bought a used cart this week. We tried it out yesterday and everything worked out great.
Here is my question: After a couple of hours and cooking 6 dogs, the water was already pretty greasy. Do you change out the water during the day or just at the end of the day? It seems like you would need 20-30 minutes to change out the water and get the new water hot. That is way too long for a customer to wait.
I'm sure I will have many more questions in the coming months. Thanks in advance.
Tim
The water will look funky after a little while but it's normal. I just Keep the water in the pan. You will hear alot of people refering to NY street dogs as dirty water dogs.
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petespups
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RE: Changing out the water
Fri, 08/1/08 8:34 PM
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Touch the surface of the water with the edge of a clean paper towel and it wick up a lot of those grease bubbles.
Pete
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spud
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RE: Changing out the water
Fri, 08/1/08 10:11 PM
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Sad but true, the grease and fat is one of the greatest flavors there is.
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kensandyeggo
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RE: Changing out the water
Sat, 08/2/08 12:53 AM
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Don't use greasy dogs? 
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roossy90
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RE: Changing out the water
Sat, 08/2/08 2:57 AM
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Every hot dog has some sort of residual grease..Never met one that didnt... 
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ShellysDawgHouse
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RE: Changing out the water
Sat, 08/2/08 9:20 PM
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