Seattle dog recipe

Giving your rabid football fans sharp cutlery during a tight game may not be the best idea. These game day dishes, picked especially for each team's fans, can be eaten sans utensils — but we can't promise you won't need lots of napkins.

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1) Cream cheese. 2) Onions.

I'm from Seattle and everynight when all the bars are closing, party-goers flock to the multitude of hot dog stands lining the streets (affectionally called "street meat"). The most popular option is the tried and true Seattle Dog. It sounds like a wierd combination but it is oh so delicious! Some places also add sauteed cabbage if you want to give that a try.

Don't let the unconventional addition of cream cheese deter you, the way they do hot dogs in Seattle is not to be missed!

Seattle’s griddled, butterflied dogs, with a topping of cool cream cheese and sauteed onions, are perhaps one of the lesser-known American regional hot dog styles.

I'm from Seattle and everynight when all the bars are closing, party-goers flock to the multitude of hot dog stands lining the streets (affectionally called "street meat"). The most popular option is the tried and true Seattle Dog. It sounds like a wierd combination but it is oh so delicious! Some places also add sauteed cabbage if you want to give that a try.

Seattle Cream Cheese Hot Dogs

Seattle Hot Dogs with cream cheese, jalapeños, onions, and Roasted Red Peppers, also known as Seattle Dogs, are popular hot dogs in Seattle at the Seattle Mariners baseball games.