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Desi Dogs
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Desi Dogs are Indian-origin variants on hotdogs. Desi Dogs are hearty, flavourful, Indianised, and on occasion, spicy. The unifying approach is to create a ‘Desi’ (a colloquialism meaning ‘indigenous’) product - flavoured with house sauces, relishes, toppings - to appeal to an Indian palate. Overview Desi Dogs started with 3 classics - vegetarian, chicken and pork hot dogs named Amar, Akbar and Anthony, referencing the eponymous 1977 Bollywood blockbuster buddy movie. A large section of the Indian population is vegetarian - hence vegetarian versions (in place of the meat sausage) of almost all Desi Dogs are also available. Mumbai, India Desi Dogs are now available in 9 variants, and are a product of a Deli in Mumbai, India. The variants tribute various popular and enduring hot dogs available the world over - but always with a ‘Desi’ (local) twist to the palate and taste. Ingredients * Amar - a vegetarian hot dog, with a home made, sausage like cutlet, flavoured with spicy green sauce, peppers, pickled onions and spices * Akbar - a chicken sausage hot dog, - with a tangy yellow sauce, peppers, pickled onions and spices * Anthony - a pork hotdog, with a tangy red sauce, caramelized onions and mint Goa Desi, a pork (or chicken) hot dog, flavoured with a house Goan chorizo sauce, among other ingredients. All these ‘classic’ hot dogs are made with a range of in house, freshly made sauces and condiments. The hot dogs are oriented towards an Indian palate. See Also
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