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Coney dog

Michigan and the Midwest, named for Coney Island, New York · also called Coney Island, coney dog

A hot dog under a beanless meat sauce, yellow mustard and chopped onion. The name comes from Coney Island in New York; the style is best known in Michigan and across the Midwest.

Detroit Coney · 3Cheese coney · 3

Recipes

5

of 529 in the atlas

Sites

5

most from foodnetwork.com

Languages

1

English

Usual build

3 of 3

parts in the median recipe · 3 have all

Coney dog, by the usual definition

  1. Chili or meat sauce
  2. Yellow mustard
  3. Raw onion

3 of 5 published recipes have every part; the median recipe has 3 of 3. Where the rest depart: mustard, unstated instead of yellow mustard (2), no chili (1).

Each recipe against each part of the usual build
RecipeChiliYellow mustardRaw onion
foodnetwork.comConey Dogs●●●
houseofnasheats.comConey Island Hot Dogs●●●
tasteandtellblog.comConey Island Hot Dogs●●●
tasteofhome.comConey Island Hot Dogs●◐●
mashed.comClassic Coney Island Hot Dog Recipe○◐●
Recipes with it435

● has it · ◐ something else stands in · ○ left out

Everything its recipes use

The share of Coney recipes naming each component, by kind, with the share of all hot dogs as a tick.

Sausage

Bun or wrap

Cooking

Toppings

Cheese

Sauces and condiments

What sets it apart

  • Chili or meat sauce in 4 of 5 recipes (80%), against 6% of all hot dogs: more than ten times as common.
  • Yellow mustard in 3 of 5 recipes (60%), against 10% of all hot dogs: 6 times as common.
  • Tomato sauce or paste in 3 of 5 recipes (60%), against 12% of all hot dogs: 5 times as common.
  • Raw onion in 5 of 5 recipes (100%), against 37% of all hot dogs: 3 times as common.

The 5 Coney recipes

Each names the style in its title. Beside each, how much of the usual build it has.

By what their recipes use more often than hot dogs in general.