I would like some recipe ideas incorporating hot dogs.?

Question

Have some hot dogs in the freezer and would like to fashion a dinner with them.

Answer 1

Hot dog casserole

1 package hot dogs
1 large white onion (chopped)
1/2 cup butter
2 cans tomato soup
1 bag egg noodles
1 1/2 cups milk
salt
pepper
1 cup shredded cheddar cheese

melt butter in large pot.
add onions and saute for about 1 minute on med heat.
add chopped hot dogs and saute for 1 minute.
add 2 cans of tomato soup and of milk.
add egg noodles and mix well.
cover and let simmer until egg noodles are tender.
add chedder cheese and cover and let cheese melt.
salt and pepper to taste.

Answer 2

Mini Hot Dogs

Boil hot dogs in water until done
put the hot dogs in buns
Slice them in 3's
Arrange them on a platter, or more than one
In small bowls on a seperate platter, have all the goodies that people like with hot dogs, mayonaise, mustard, relish, jalapenos, chili, grated cheese, onions, olives, whatever else you can think of
On the side, have potato, macaroni, and/or bean salad.
Have spoons for each ingredient

Hot Dog and Beans (with Pasta)

Slice the hot dogs very thinly
1 large can of baked beans, the seasoned ones are better, like BBQ baked beans.
In a pot, put you hot dogs and a little water, just enough to barely cover the dogs, cover, and simmer until the hot dogs start to pucker, or change shaped. Add the beans, and 1/2 a cup of BBQ sauce, and onions chopped, if you like onions, cover and cook until hot.
You can pour this over any pasta you like, I like linguine,or eat it as is. On the top add Parmesan, Romano, cheddar, Gouda, mozzarella, or any other cheese you like.
Have fun!

Answer 3

For the kids, I'd buy some of those canned/rolled croissants, wrap them around the hot dogs and bake them.

Again, for the kids, my mom would slice 1/2 the hot dog into fours(don't cut them off keep intact) then push the "legs" out and cook, looks like an octopus.

Good old fashioned beenie weenies, hot dogs and beans.

That's the only ideas I have, be curious to see what else you can do with them :)

Answer 4

1.) Kraut and Weenies: Open a can of sauerkraut, put in a pan on the stove, heat, add cut up hot dogs, heat. Serve with your favorite other veggies and bread (I like white beans and cornbread with this. Jiffy cornbread muffins are easy and good).

2.) Pigs in a blanket. Most kids love these. Wrap the hotdogs in the crossaints you get in a can (Pillsbury, etc.) You can add cheese in them too if you prefer. Serve with whatever sounds good with it. If it's to be a picnic or party type meal (which these are good at), you could just serve them with potato chips and colas to drink.

3.) Throw them on the grill and serve them in the traditional bun. Maybe make a "bar" of toppings (chopped onions, relish, ketchup, mustard, brown mustard, etc.)

4.) Have a weenie roast (same as #3 above, just use a bonfire instead of a grill).

5.) Beans and weenies (pork and beans with chopped up hot dogs in them (again, kids like this).

Enjoy!

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Hot dogs & potatoes. Slice the hot dogs and fry for a minute or so. Add a bag of frozen potatoes o'brian and season to taste. This is actually really good with sausage (polish style) too.

Answer 7

I also have a great one, besides the undeniable fact that that's stored on my ineffective laptop. that's frying up a million/2 pound of burger with chopped onions and green bell pepper. upload some chopped garlic, ketchup, Dijon mustard, and a million/3 cup brown sugar alongside with a pair cans of baked beans. lookup a recipe for BBQ baked beans and you could detect an analogous one. It became my husband's favourite as a infant.

Answer 8

Slice them lengthways, then cut in half, broil or fry abit and cover w/bbq sauce. Corn-dogs (dip them in cornbread batter and deep fry them) We've also used them sliced in with beans (of course).
And there is a recipe somewhere for "Bears in quicksand" which is basically a cassarole of cornbread (quicksand) with big chunks of hot dog (bears) in it. I remember it as a kid.
Cook saurkraut and bury the hot dogs in the bottom until thier done-works great in a crockpot for crowds. And other Yahoo-ers here will provide you with more great ideas :)

Answer 9

Well, my favorite all around recipe finder for anything is www.kraftfoods.com
It has the best/easiest recipes with items you would carry in your home on a regular basis. I did a search for you on recipes containing hot dogs...here's the link.
http://www.kraftfoods.com/main.aspx?s=recipe&m=recipe%2Fknet_recipe_grid&u1=keyword&u2=hot+dog

Answer 10

Here are a bunch of ideas

http://allrecipes.com/Search/Recipes.aspx?WithTerm=hot+dogs&SiteId=0