…..for Jalapenos, but otherwise, the Chicago dog CAN’T be beat! Celery salt is the secret ingredient. I brought a case of the little shakers home from my last visit to the Windy City. I make turkey roll-ups and use celery salt on the tomatoes.

…..The Northwestern Crowd was surprisingly well-behaved, and I don’t think our crowd embarrassed ourselves too badly. It was a fun bowl game. I had no expectations, going in. The win looks nice on the resume, but the real win for Auburn was the extra practice time a winning record gives you. On to recruiting, I suppose!

Chicago style pizza is the best also.

liked them so much! :)

Technically, though, the peppers are called “sport peppers”…. they may, however, be hard to get outside of Chicago. I’m not sure that I’ve ever actually seen them in the grocery store, except sometimes in the jarred form. If you’re trying to recreate the Chicago hot dog and can’t find them, I think jalapenos would do, but I wouldn’t use more than 1/3-1/2 of a nice sized one, sliced lengthwise, for the same amount of heat.

Chicago style dogs with the sport peppers and they are good, and I’m not the biggest dog fan.

And, yes, the Northwestern fans are a classy bunch. Numerous interaction in Tampa before and after the game and, as you state, college football at its best.