How to Make Bacon Wrapped Hot Dogs
Lay out a slice of bacon on a silicon or wooden cutting board., Place the hot dog on the bacon at one end., Repeat with the remaining hot dogs., Heat the heavy-based skillet over low heat., Add the bacon-wrapped hot dogs., Fry., Remove skillet from...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Lay out a slice of bacon on a silicon or wooden cutting board.
Roll the bacon and hot dog around and around until the bacon covers the whole hot dog.
Set aside. , You might need to use toothpicks to hold the bacon in place––judge this as you roll. , Add the butter or oil (use sparingly, as the bacon will make more fat as it cooks).
Be mindful of spattering grease. , Sprinkle with a little brown sugar, if desired. , Turn over midway, when the bottom side has browned and the bacon has begun to get crisp.
Fry until the bacon looks cooked.
Note:
You might need to drain some of the grease from the skillet at this point. , Carefully lift out the cooked hot dogs with tongs or a spatula.
Place on paper towelling to drain excess grease. , -
Step 2: Place the hot dog on the bacon at one end.
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Step 3: Repeat with the remaining hot dogs.
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Step 4: Heat the heavy-based skillet over low heat.
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Step 5: Add the bacon-wrapped hot dogs.
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Step 6: Remove skillet from the heat.
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Step 7: Serve with coleslaw
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Step 8: cheese
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Step 9: mustard
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Step 10: relish or whatever other condiments you enjoy with hotdogs.
Detailed Guide
Roll the bacon and hot dog around and around until the bacon covers the whole hot dog.
Set aside. , You might need to use toothpicks to hold the bacon in place––judge this as you roll. , Add the butter or oil (use sparingly, as the bacon will make more fat as it cooks).
Be mindful of spattering grease. , Sprinkle with a little brown sugar, if desired. , Turn over midway, when the bottom side has browned and the bacon has begun to get crisp.
Fry until the bacon looks cooked.
Note:
You might need to drain some of the grease from the skillet at this point. , Carefully lift out the cooked hot dogs with tongs or a spatula.
Place on paper towelling to drain excess grease. ,
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