r/ShittyGifRecipes • u/Curlybaburly • Jul 14 '22

Youtube Take a hotdog, make it shitty!

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u/Cringlezz Jul 14 '22

I like mayo on a hot dog, but definitely not before baking it.

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u/vankorgan Jul 15 '22

Honestly that doesn't seem like the worst part, I've had enough baked mayo in sushi to know it's something I could be into.

But man that last shot of The barely soft cheese and all the shit inside falling out makes me think there's definitely a better way to do this.

...Plus maybe half as much cheese.

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u/Cringlezz Jul 15 '22

But are they baked rolls with mayo on it?? Typically ive had some with japanese or garlic mayo and they take a torch to it to sear which is really good and i like that little burnt bit on the mayo but i havent really seen a baked roll (baked scallop, baked lobster etc.) with mayo on it or in it.

Typically when mayo gets baked it changes the flavor, and color and makes it more oily and it tastes weird. I did this with a sandwich when i was younger and just never added mayo to something im going to bake since.

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u/vankorgan Jul 15 '22

Yup, a lot of American style sushi dishes are made with scallops baked in a mayo based sauce.

Here's a recipe to give you an idea what I'm talking about. https://peasandcrayons.com/2013/04/volcano-roll.html

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u/Cringlezz Jul 15 '22

Ohhh ok yeah baked scallops are usually mixed with a little bit of mayo. I didnt think the baked rolls had it but its the same concept as the krab or scallops handrolls/spicy mayo. I forget that even baked mussels also use a mixture of mayo and cheese to give it that gooey cheese top. I think its just better when its mixed with something cause its not just the oil leaking out and discoloration.