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by Mark Neurohr-Pierpaoli (Author)
Sink your teeth into this frankly delicious history of Rippers, Texas Wieners, and other iconic dogs of the Garden State.
Any local will tell you New Jersey is home to a surprising number of unique local and regional hot dog styles. Chili-drenched hot Texas wieners in Paterson. Potato-packed Newark-style Italian dogs at Jimmy Buff's. Dirty water pushcart franks topped with mustard and sauerkraut and juicy MOP dogs (that's mustard, onion, and pickle) like the ones served at Hot Dog Johnny's. The origins of New Jersey's iconic hot dogs begin well over a century ago and include obscure holes-in-the-wall and world-famous roadside stands like the historic Rutt's Hut.
A fun deep dive for foodies, travelers, and local history buffs, author Mark Neurohr-Pierpaoli's travel guide to the history and traditions of New Jersey's hot dog serving styles is your next great bite!
Author Biography
Mark Neurohr-Pierpaoli is a high school English and history teacher in New Jersey. He spends his summers posting about wieners on the internet under the alias "I Never Sausage a Hot Dog!"
