spud
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Toasted, steamed or right out of the package? Which do you prefer?
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RedJim64
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ScreenBear
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Lightly buttered, then lightly toasted.
The Bear
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uncledaveyo
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I toast them, then I steam them, then back in the package they go. I can't do anything right. Actually what ScreenBear said. 
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Big Kahuna Kooks
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WarToad
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I honestly don't like steamed buns. They'll make me just pass by the cart. Gotta be toasted.
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John Fox
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If I'm making dogs at home, I throw the rolls in the microwave (simulates steaming) for 20 seconds if the dogs are being prepared in water. I them on the grill or griddle if I'm grilling.
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leethebard
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Slightly crisped...unless they are VERY fresh!!!
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Rusty246
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If I cook inside it's straight out of the package, outside as John Fox said grill em'!
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mjambro
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New England style buns MUST be toasted. Steamed buns are fine with NY system style weiners. At home, toasted on the grill is best.
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jonnyzro
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I like the microwave method to myself. Just a few seconds to get that steamed effect.
Man, do I miss Orange Julius's steamed dogs. Chicago Relish was my fave.
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leethebard
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Oh where have the Orange Julius stands gone...I heard a few are back in New York City...If so, does anyone know if they are selling their hot dogs like the old days???
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jonnyzro
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I have not had one since I was a kid. They had a place in one of the malls here. Was just something about the way they would steam the entire dog. My mouth waters thinking about them.
I still see the stands in places like airports, but they don't sell dogs
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leethebard
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Kind of like Nedicks stands and their hotdogs. Understand they are making a comeback in NYC!!
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Russ Jackson
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Steamed in a Lincoln Fresh-O-Matic. It is a pressure steamer....Russ
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jonnyzro
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Man, if I had an extra $1000 laying around I would own one of those puppies, pun intended.
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KonaErnie
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