Frankfurts are just larger hot-dogs, made from a variety of meat by-products, mostly from a mix of beef and pork. Some specialty frankfurters may have fish in them.
a frankfarter is made from both some prefer beef some prefer fish
The national food of Portugal is Cod fish. The country is known for their stew made of pork, beef, or chicken with carrots, cabbage, and rice.
Beef, chicken and pork, fish, brocolli and vegetables
Depending on ur religion your God made cows which produce beef
It is both, unfortunately, pepperoni is a mixture of both beef & pork. Predominantly pork.It is usually made from cured pork or beef.
goose, swan, fox, beef, lamb, chicken, fish, hardly any veg...
A Frankfurter is a type of sausage made from finely-ground pork or beef, often seasoned with salt, pepper, and other spices. It is usually encased in a thin skin or casing, and can be grilled, boiled, or pan-fried before being served.
frankfurter- a smoked sausage made out of chicken or pork history- Frankfurter was created in Germany in a city called FrankFurt
The word frankfurter originated in Frankfurt, Germany. This is supposedly the first place where sausages made from pork were put in a bun.
Mostly fish and beef.
The correct spelling is "frankfurter."
Roasted beef or a fish dish would be easy. You could make a beef stew ( but if you want to be authentic don't put in potatoes) or a beef pie ( this is like a stew in a pastery). Soups made of leeks, onions, fish.
A frankfurter is a sort of sausage.
Frankfurters are made with minced lean pork and pork fat mixed with spices, sugar, garlic, onion and other flavorings. This mixture is then encased in skins, usually lambs' intestines, forming the frankfurters into long, thin smoked sausages.
Gelatin is made from the boiled bones, skins and tendons of animals. Kosher gelatin is made with fish bones, and beef skins.
The original version of the chopped patty was served in HAMBURG. Similarly, finely ground sausage made in Vienna (Wien) became the WIENER, although the Austrians prefer the term FRANKFURTER (from Frankfurt).
A wiener is another word for a frankfurter. It is similar to a sausage and originally comes from Germany. They are made from minced and seasoned beef or pork. They are stuffed into a casing and then fried or boiled. Sometimes wiener is also used as a term for the common hot dog.
Thomas Franze of FrankFurt Germany invented the frankfurter in 1835 originally made from a wild boar he had discovered in his wood shed.