Hot Dogs
Juicy, smoky, and satisfying, hot dogs are the quintessential comfort food, offering a savory snap with every bite.
Notes
Look for high-quality, all-beef hot dogs for the best flavor and texture. They can be grilled, boiled, or pan-fried to perfection.
Uses
- Classic ballpark franks
- Loaded chili dogs
- Breakfast hot dogs with eggs and cheese
Replacements
- Vegetarian or vegan hot dogs
- Sausages
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