Jan 15, 2006 #21 So after we prepped the onion, tomato and sausage we were using (works with any type of hotdogs, sausages or the classic recipe, which is Vienna Sausages from the can), mom or dad would crank-up the stove for us. Vienna has around 1000. The authorities don’t even need to pump water into the city: gravity does the job for them. I’ve only ever seen them in a can, and yes I have eaten them. You mean disappointment wieners? I try not to let this affect my objectivity (I link to vastly more attractions and services that pay no finder's fee).All text and photos copyright Mark Brownlow 2005-2020 unless otherwise indicated, The tap water in Vienna is generally very high quality, Drinking fountains are quite common in tourist areas, Summer sees Vienna add cooling stations throughout the city. They can be bad for you, especially if you eat them all the time. In fact, in contrast to most cities, it’s the undrinkable water that tends to get labelled in Vienna. Place a small skillet on the stovetop and heat it over medium-high heat. When grilled and sliced, the cut surface really does look like something needing antibiotics. Check with official sites before making plans or purchases (more info). Nasty little things. (In case you were wondering, Viennese people still buy vast quantities of mineral water. In hot periods, the city also installs a variety of water-based cooling facilities in busy areas. You could order a Käsekrainer sausage with a crust of dark bread and mustard in dictionary German. (An Eitrige) The thing is, once you get over the unexpectedly imaginative vocabulary, you can see what the Viennese mean. A Käsekrainer is a popular sausage with bits of cheese inside. These are labelled Trinkwasser (drinking water) to make it clear that you can use them. Vienna sausages have to be the worst tasting food I have ever tried in my life. Open the can and use a fork to pull the sausages out of the broth. ... Out of the can, then you can drink the slime to wash it all down! Important: Austria is in lockdown until at least Dec 6, so some info on these pages may not currently apply. Fortunately for visitors practicing their language skills, many (most) locals switch to this formal, neutral German with people from out of town. Now dice the tomato, onion and scallion. The pronunciation of the Viennese German dialect (called “Wienerisch”) can turn innocent syllables into guttural utterances that bear only a passing resemblance to the equivalent words in Hochdeutsch (“standard German”). Such text links are marked with a *. Go figure.). So just as Nordic languages allegedly have numerous words for snow, so it is with Wienerisch and some day-to-day Viennese items – like the humble Wurst (sausage). Cook in water or steam +76°C for … Still, even though these sausages can cause harm, you don’t have to avoid them forever. Nov 30, 2003 8,559 0 0. Important: Austria is in lockdown until at least Dec 6, so some info on these pages may not currently apply. Oh, and if you want your sausage quickly then ask for it tschennifa, a bit of US English integrated into Viennese (tschennifa = Jennifer, from the singer “Jennifer Rush”). However, some like to give me a small "finder’s fee" if a visitor follows my links and then buys something at their website. As you wander the city, you’ll come across drinking water fountains put there for your refreshment. When the oil is hot add the ingredients we diced, including the sausage. The word Wiener is German for Viennese. May 30, 2002 19,047 16 81. When grilled and sliced, the cut surface really does look like something needing antibiotics. You wander long a street in the blazing sunshine and have the unshakable feeling that someone just sprayed you with a plant mister. You typically see such signs on large fountains, for example. And I’m only half joking. I think you’re supposed to microwave them into non-existence and then go get yourself a real wiener. A Vienna sausage (German: Wiener Würstchen, Wiener; Viennese/Austrian German: Frankfurter Würstel or Würstl; Swiss German Wienerli; Swabian: Wienerle or Saitenwurst) is a thin parboiled sausage traditionally made of pork and beef in a casing of sheep's intestine, then given a low temperature smoking. But as they say in Austria, “Das ist ein Streit um des Kaisers Bart” – that’s just arguing about the Emperor’s beard. Würstelstände - Vienna's Sausage Stands In a somewhat similar way to the beer halls of Munich, Viennese sausage stands are reputed to be great social levellers - you get to meet businessmen and street cleaners rubbing shoulders while they order their traditional Viennese fast food snack. Vienna’s local brewery (Ottakringer) is at home in the city’s 16th district. In a small saucepan or frying pan, add the oil and place on medium heat.

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