Air Fryer, Great Appetizer Trader Joe’s, Everything Pigs In A Blanket!!
Hot dogs, they are American food. It should be named American’s food. They are served across ballparks in our land. Every city/county/section of the United States has its own distinct flavors.
What few Americans know is that the first hot dogs came from Germany, and was originally sold in New York City with just hot dog stands/carts.
Air frying a hot dog is better than grilling, in my opinion. As it seals in the flavor in. If you have not tried them yet, they are amazing. And there are so many ways to fix them, from stuffed, to topped with hundreds of amazing toppings.
There are so many varieties of hot dogs out there, from chicken, pork, all-beef, vegetarian, etc. And I’m sure many of you grew up with horror stories, about what is actually in the hot dogs that you buy at the grocery store.
Whether you are making these for 1 person or 100, here are some great tips, when buying hot dogs:
Invest in a good quality hot dogs, because there are so many fillers that they use to increase the size and taste of the hot dog, so look at the package and make sure that they are no fillers list, water, or preservatives.
When you go to buy a hot dog, look for a hot with low calories, ideally the hot dog will have no less than 150 calories and less than 14 grams of fat. Also, check the sodium grams, the sodium level should not exceed 450 milligrams.
Look for an all-beef, uncured hot dog, which means that the hot dogs are free from artificial nitrates. Rather the hot dog is preserved with celery juice or powder, which is a natural way to preserve the hot dogs.
Here are some other of my tried and true recipes:
Chocolate Cake (Homemade Moist and Delicious Cake)
Sweet Potato French Fries-Homemade
Steak Fries-Homemade Hand Cut Fries
Cinnamon Rolls-Pillsbury EASY great beginner recipe
Mozzarella Sticks
Air Fryer Donuts–Check out this page
Apple Dumplings
Chicken Nuggets (Copy Cat Chick-Fil-a)
Chicken Drumsticks
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J.A. Henckels 6-Inch High Carbon Stainless Steel Chef’s Kitchen Knife
Stainless Steel Measuring Cups, 5 Piece Set
Hudson Essentials Stainless Steel Measuring Cups Set-6 Piece Stackable Set with Spout
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Air Fryer, Great Appetizer Trader Joe’s, Everything Pigs In A Blanket!!
Air Fryer, Air Fried, Great Appetizer Trader Joe’s, Everything Pigs In A Blanket!!
These are some of the most common appetizers at tailgating. My kids absolutely love eating these,
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- Prep Time: 10 minutes
- Cook Time: 5 minutes
- Total Time: 15 minutes
- Yield: 4 servings 1x
- Category: Appetizer
- Cuisine: American
Ingredients
- 8 ounce roll of Pillsbury Crescent Rolls
- 1 package cocktail franks
- 1 egg
- bottle of Trader Joe’s Everything But the Bagel Seasoning
Instructions
- Start by removing the crescent dough from the package and laying it out on a cutting board, since you will be cutting it.
- Then remove the cocktail franks. I drained mine so that they would drip dry. If yours are still wet, just dry them with a paper towel.
- I used my own judgment and wrapped the dough around the Cocktail frank and then cut off the excess. Otherize, just cut each triangle into 4ths, which is plenty.
- In a small bowl, beat an egg, that you will be brushing on to the top of unbaked cocktail franks.
- Brush the beaten egg and generously shake on the Everything seasoning.
- Spray your basket with olive oil.
- Continue to wrap them, until you have finished the package. I had to separate them into 2 batches, as they all wouldn’t fit. Make sure to spray the basket (air fryer) before you lie them on top, this way the dough doesn’t stick.
- Set the time for 5 minutes at 330 degrees F.
- Plate, serve and enjoy!
Do you know if these serve well at room temperature?
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Yes, because I left a tray out at my son’s party and they were gone, so they must have been good.
absolutely delicious big hit !!!! as usual laurie tytytytyty
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