Buying the Cheapest Sausages

Without a good sausage, you can’t have a good hot dog. It is as simple as that. The cheap sausages are often made from low-quality cuts and are full of all sorts of fillers that take away from the taste. If you want to have a good hot dog at home, buy a premium sausage, or even better, visit your local butcher shop.

Slicing the Sausages

In order to avoid their sausages from splitting apart while cooking, most people slice them or poke holes. However, by doing this, you are robbing your sausage of the flavorful juices that will run out through those slices and holes. Instead, simply start cooking on lower heat and gradually increase it to prevent the casing from falling apart.

Using Cold Buns

Cold buns can make even the best sausages taste underwhelming. Before constructing the hot dog, make sure to either steam the buns or toast them, so they are warm when you bite into them.

Not Experimenting with the Toppings

Maybe you like your hot dogs simple, with only mustard and ketchup as the toppings. But even so, you should give other toppings a chance and experiment to find what you like because there is a reason why topping-heavy hot dog styles like Chicago and Kansas City are so popular.

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Roasted Peanuts

Nothing quite feels like baseball like roasted peanuts, and if you want to feel like you’re at the park, they’re a great snack to pick up. With a roasted saltiness that will have you reaching for a cold drink as you eat them, this is an all-time favorite.

Hot Dogs

If you’ve ever eaten lunch or dinner at a baseball game, there’s a pretty good chance that the “main course” of your meal was a hot dog. This classic choice is a favorite of baseball fans everywhere, whether they like topping them with ketchup, mustard, or relish.

Cracker Jacks

Have you ever tried Cracker Jacks before? This classic ballpark snack food consists of caramel-coated popcorn that is blended in a mix with roasted peanuts. It’s the sweet and salty treat that you never knew you needed in your life.

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To take it to the next level, you can also make pigs in blankets in the air fryer. Take a regular-sized hot dog and cut it in half, then roll the two halves in the pastry and brush them with an egg wash. Cook them at 390 degrees Fahrenheit for about eight minutes until the puff pastry is golden, and they’re ready to eat.

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While toppings like regular ketchup and yellow mustard are well-known to everyone who’s ever eaten a hot dog, there are other choices that will add a little bit of excitement to your next dog. Let’s check them out!

Pickle Relish

Pickle relish is a little-known condiment for many, consisting mainly of sweet pickles and white vinegar. Its sweet and savory taste and the little bit of crunch it provides works delightfully well on top of hot dogs.

Curry Ketchup

Curry ketchup is a popular condiment in countries such as Germany and Turkey, where they are highly familiar with the wonderful taste of this oriental spice. You’ll be surprised at just how much you’ll like it if you give it a try.

Sliced Jalapeños

Who says that hot dogs can’t be spicy? Sliced Jalapeño peppers are a great way to add a bit of crunch and heat on top of your frankfurter. Take it easy and don’t put too much on, however, unless you’re a real spicy food fan.

The post Unique Condiments to Try on Your Next Hot Dog appeared first on Cooking 4 All.

Check out these three traditional baseball park snacks and add them to your shopping cart!

Roasted Peanuts

Nothing quite feels like baseball like roasted peanuts, and if you want to feel like you’re at the park, they’re a great snack to pick up. With a roasted saltiness that will have you reaching for a cold drink as you eat them, this is an all-time favorite.

Hot Dogs

If you have ever eaten lunch or dinner at a baseball game, there’s a pretty good chance that the “main course” of your meal was a hot dog. This classic choice is a favorite of baseball fans everywhere, whether they like topping them with ketchup, mustard, or relish.

Cracker Jacks

Have you ever tried Cracker Jacks before? This classic ballpark snack food consists of caramel-coated popcorn that is blended in a mix with roasted peanuts. It’s the sweet and salty treat that you never knew you needed in your life.

The post Add These Baseball Park Snacks to Your List appeared first on Cooking 4 All.

There are many different kinds of hot dogs, and believe it or not they all include something else. The original hot dogs include a mix of beef and pork, are enclosed in a bun and topped with ketchup, mustard or relish.

While hot dogs may be a favourite when it comes to barbecue, it is far from the healthiest addition to your diet. They are highly processed meat and filled with with potential harmful chemicals, such as nitrates. A few dangerous cases have occurred with hot dogs the last few years, such as the presence of tiny shards of metal found in the packaging, listeria contamination and bone fragments found in the hot dog that can cause minor injuries.

However, if you have a true love for hot dogs and can’t imagine sitting through a game without, there are some alternatives that will make your hot dog healthier. Look for ‘all-meat’ and ‘nitrite-free’ hot dogs.

The post Revealing The Unknown Facts About Hot Dogs appeared first on Cooking 4 All.

Buying the Cheapest Sausages

Without a good sausage, you can’t have a good hot dog. It is as simple as that. The cheap sausages are often made from low-quality cuts and are full of all sorts of fillers that take away from the taste. If you want to have a good hot dog at home, buy a premium sausage, or even better, visit your local butcher shop.

Slicing the Sausages

In order to avoid their sausages from splitting apart while cooking, most people slice them or poke holes. However, by doing this, you are robbing your sausage of the flavorful juices that will run out through those slices and holes. Instead, simply start cooking on lower heat and gradually increase it to prevent the casing from falling apart.

Using Cold Buns

Cold buns can make even the best sausages taste underwhelming. Before constructing the hot dog, make sure to either steam the buns or toast them, so they are warm when you bite into them.

Not Experimenting with the Toppings

Maybe you like your hot dogs simple, with only mustard and ketchup as the toppings. But even so, you should give other toppings a chance and experiment to find what you like because there is a reason why topping-heavy hot dog styles like Chicago and Kansas City are so popular.

The post Avoid These Common Mistakes to Make Better Hot Dogs at Home appeared first on Cooking 4 All.

Roasted Peanuts

Nothing quite feels like baseball like roasted peanuts, and if you want to feel like you’re at the park, they’re a great snack to pick up. With a roasted saltiness that will have you reaching for a cold drink as you eat them, this is an all-time favorite.

Hot Dogs

If you’ve ever eaten lunch or dinner at a baseball game, there’s a pretty good chance that the “main course” of your meal was a hot dog. This classic choice is a favorite of baseball fans everywhere, whether they like topping them with ketchup, mustard, or relish.

Cracker Jacks

Have you ever tried Cracker Jacks before? This classic ballpark snack food consists of caramel-coated popcorn that is blended in a mix with roasted peanuts. It’s the sweet and salty treat that you never knew you needed in your life.

The post Add These Baseball Park Snacks to Your List appeared first on Cooking 4 All.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Farida.bot Eats (@farida.bot_eats)

To take it to the next level, you can also make pigs in blankets in the air fryer. Take a regular-sized hot dog and cut it in half, then roll the two halves in the pastry and brush them with an egg wash. Cook them at 390 degrees Fahrenheit for about eight minutes until the puff pastry is golden, and they’re ready to eat.

The post Why You Should Start Making Hot Dogs in the Air Fryer appeared first on Cooking 4 All.

While toppings like regular ketchup and yellow mustard are well-known to everyone who’s ever eaten a hot dog, there are other choices that will add a little bit of excitement to your next dog. Let’s check them out!

Pickle Relish

Pickle relish is a little-known condiment for many, consisting mainly of sweet pickles and white vinegar. Its sweet and savory taste and the little bit of crunch it provides works delightfully well on top of hot dogs.

Curry Ketchup

Curry ketchup is a popular condiment in countries such as Germany and Turkey, where they are highly familiar with the wonderful taste of this oriental spice. You’ll be surprised at just how much you’ll like it if you give it a try.

Sliced Jalapeños

Who says that hot dogs can’t be spicy? Sliced Jalapeño peppers are a great way to add a bit of crunch and heat on top of your frankfurter. Take it easy and don’t put too much on, however, unless you’re a real spicy food fan.

The post Unique Condiments to Try on Your Next Hot Dog appeared first on Cooking 4 All.

Check out these three traditional baseball park snacks and add them to your shopping cart!

Roasted Peanuts

Nothing quite feels like baseball like roasted peanuts, and if you want to feel like you’re at the park, they’re a great snack to pick up. With a roasted saltiness that will have you reaching for a cold drink as you eat them, this is an all-time favorite.

Hot Dogs

If you have ever eaten lunch or dinner at a baseball game, there’s a pretty good chance that the “main course” of your meal was a hot dog. This classic choice is a favorite of baseball fans everywhere, whether they like topping them with ketchup, mustard, or relish.

Cracker Jacks

Have you ever tried Cracker Jacks before? This classic ballpark snack food consists of caramel-coated popcorn that is blended in a mix with roasted peanuts. It’s the sweet and salty treat that you never knew you needed in your life.

The post Add These Baseball Park Snacks to Your List appeared first on Cooking 4 All.

There are many different kinds of hot dogs, and believe it or not they all include something else. The original hot dogs include a mix of beef and pork, are enclosed in a bun and topped with ketchup, mustard or relish.

While hot dogs may be a favourite when it comes to barbecue, it is far from the healthiest addition to your diet. They are highly processed meat and filled with with potential harmful chemicals, such as nitrates. A few dangerous cases have occurred with hot dogs the last few years, such as the presence of tiny shards of metal found in the packaging, listeria contamination and bone fragments found in the hot dog that can cause minor injuries.

However, if you have a true love for hot dogs and can’t imagine sitting through a game without, there are some alternatives that will make your hot dog healthier. Look for ‘all-meat’ and ‘nitrite-free’ hot dogs.

The post Revealing The Unknown Facts About Hot Dogs appeared first on Cooking 4 All.