Hot Dogs!!!


Everyone loves a good hotdog and everyone has their favorite way of topping a hotdog. I am going to give you our family's top 3. There really isn't a 'wrong' way to top your hotdog. It's all by personal preference BUT if you are looking to mix things up a bit here are a few  alternatives. Also, I want to add that a good, quality hot dog is key to having great flavor!

The Classic Chili Cheese dog kicked up a notch...

Being from Southern California we love a little heat in our foods. So take your grilled hot dog and...


  • Place thinly sliced jalapeño and finely chopped onion on the dog 
  • Top with your favorite chili (my homemade chili is a favorite but we ate it already so canned it is). 
  • Instead of shredded cheddar try shredded pepper jack.  
  • Place under broiler for a couple minutes till cheese has melted. Keep a constant eye on it so the bun doesn't burn.

This has so much flavor and a nice, spicy kick from the jalapeño. 

The 'Reuben' dog
Swiss Cheese not pictured

We used to have in our small Kentucky town, a restaurant named 'Hot Dog Heaven'. For the hot dog lover it truly was heaven on earth! They made a Rueben dog that was an instant hit with my Dad and I. So simple but SO delicious. Here's how to make it...
  • Place your hot dog in the bun then top with sauerkraut.
  • Then add shredded Swiss cheese 
  • Drizzle on 1000 island dressing
  • A few shakes of celery salt.
 
I'm not a sauerkraut fan but this is so good. Every time I eat it I want to close my eyes and take a moment to thank the Lord. 😉 (What can I say I love good food!)

Lar's Ultimate 'Shut The Front Door' Hot Dog



 This is the preferred topping method in our family. It has so many flavors but they tie in perfectly.  This is also amazing with Bratwurst!!

  • On the bun, spread some mayonnaise on the inside of the it. 
  • Place a piece of cooked bacon on one side.
  • Place hot dog in the bun. Snuggled up cozy with the bacon.
  • Top with mustard, ketchup, finely chopped onion and pickled jalapeño. 
  • Sprinkle on some celery salt and enjoy. 

My mouth is watering just thinking about these toppings. Can't wait for Labor Day!!

I hope you'll give these a try. Comment what your favorite way to eat hotdogs are. I love hearing from you all. Thank you for your support!  

 Have a great Labor Day weekend!! 

Lar

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