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Ingredients included in this recipe are hot dog buns, hot dogs, Chili (15 ounce can), chopped onion, prepared mustard.

A fun and tasty way to serve hot dogs. The kids will love these hot dogs stuffed with mashed potatoes. A great way to get them to eat their meat and potatoes.

These hot dogs are cute as can be and perfect for your trick-or-treaters. Serve them up on Halloween and watch the little ghosts and goblins gobble them all up.

A hearty appetizer.

Ingredients included in this recipe are cocktail wieners or hot dogs (I use hot dogs), Brown Sugar, bar-b-que sauce.

A great way to get the kids to eat their dinner. They will love eating these fun little spider hot dogs.

A different twist on how to make hot dogs. This hot dog is super easy to fix and is perfect to serve to the kids. They would love to help put them together and see them take shape.

Ingredients included in this recipe are hot dogs (we used chicken or turkey franks), potatoes, peeled and diced (or use 3-4 red skinned potatoes) (large), yellow onion, diced, ...

Ingredients included in this recipe are hot dogs, onions, egg, self-rising flour, Milk, sugar, self-rising cornmeal.

These little wrapped hot dogs are an after school favorite. The kids love them after a busy day at school. They are also perfect to serve as an appetizer at football parties along with all your other snacks.

Ingredients included in this recipe are all beef Plumpers hot dogs.

Ingredients included in this recipe are ground beef, chili powder, instant garlic, tomato sauce (15 ounce cans), instant onion flakes, salt, Vinegar.

Ingredients included in this recipe are hot dog buns (8 count), unsalted butter, garlic powder.

Ingredients included in this recipe are potatoes, cubed, hot dogs, cut up, tomato sauce (15 ounce cans).

A kid-friendly and kid-approved meal. Great for those busy week nights.

Ingredients included in this recipe are lentils (16 ounce bag), carrots, onion (medium), hot dogs or sausage dogs, bay leaves.

Ingredients included in this recipe are hot dogs, pork and beans (16 ounce can), ketchup, Onion, bbq sauce, brown sugar, refrigerated biscuits.

A Halloween treat that is sure to delight. These hot dogs are wrapped in crescent dough to look like mummies. Perfect to feed the little devil's before they go trick-or-treating.

A snack-type meal that all will like . . . yum yum.

A quick and easy snack for those anxious trick or treaters on Halloween night. They will love these little Mummy Dogs before heading out for trick or treating.

A hearty appetizer.

A snack-type meal that all will like . . . yum yum.

I bet you bought sauerkraut in the closest supermarket to make hot dogs. It is sour (very sour) with lots of liquid in a bag. Generally sauerkraut sold in stores is not to my taste, I guess you noticed it. Maybe there is nothing wrong with it, but I just love sauerkraut with cranberries, onions, and sunflower/or olive oil. It is the best winter dish for the family. It is great for Christmas too. It is light and goes great with meats and mashed potatoes or fish. All in all you will love it at first bite because this is the best one you will ever eat!

Use rainbow trout or grey sole, or a fillet of flounder wrapped in aluminum foil; season with salt and pepper. Add two or three ounces of butter and several tablespoons of lemon juice. Cook on grill for fifteen to twenty minutes depending on thickness of the fillet. Great with corn wrapped in foil also on the grill.