Hot Dogs and Corn Dogs Recipes

I always ate these in school, and kids actually love them.

Hot dogs wrapped in a pretzel are a perfect snack. Perfect for Super Bowl parties or the weekend tailgate! A little something different using your favorite can of beer instead of water! Delicious!

Make your own corn dogs just like at the fair with this rich buttermilk corn batter.

A regional specialty with a chunky beef chili sauce.

This twist on a corn dog uses Idaho® Russet Potatoes instead of a cornbread batter as the breading for a hot dog.

Yummy little pigs in a blanket that always remind me of Christmas morning!

Mad dogs were my favorite kid food, and they're fun to make. Good quality hot dogs are slit open, stuffed with cheese, and wrapped with a slice of bacon. They're great with or without a bun, and you can try them with ketchup, mustard and onions.

When the kids need a break from sandwiches, why not send them with a hot hot dog to warm their bellies before going out to play?

An all-beef hot dog wrapped with bacon, then fried...Thanks to my friend DJ who introduced me to this. Add any toppings you can think of.

Variation on a hot dog. Kid approved. Experiment and use whatever combo of ingredients you wish.

Classic chili dogs with shredded cheese and sliced green onions are ready to eat in just minutes.

These cute little guys will be a hit at any kids party, fun get-together, or in a child's lunchbox!

Cheesy and easy. This two-minute lunch idea is so simple, your kids can make them.

My family loves it.

Probably one of the most infamous - or obscure - snacks in the world! Originally created by 'George Newman' ('Weird Al' Yankovic) in the movie 'UHF' - it has gained an almost cult-like following (as has the movie itself)!

A ripper is a local Jersey term for hot dogs that are deep-fried. The term is used to describe the ripping of the hot dog skin when bathed in hot oil. Add bacon, corn chips, and onions in sauce and you've got yourself the Ultimate Jersey Ripper.

My family has been eating hot dogs this way for years. They are so much better than your average hot dog!

A unique experience. I was craving a Monte Cristo one day but we didn't have any turkey or ham. I used a hotdog instead.

The serving size all depends on the number of refrigerator biscuits used, so I just chose 4! These are quick and easy. They are also a nice 'comfort food' that kids really enjoy!

This is my own tried and true original corn dog recipe that I have tweaked and modified to my own personal taste. If you like fair dogs, you will love these! After cooking, place corn dog on a towel on a paper plate or wrap in a towel, top with mustard or ketchup, and enjoy!

If you're looking for a different alternative to put on your hot dog bun, try these bacon-wrapped chicken dogs. Made with strips of boneless chicken breasts that are baked with a secret sauce and coated with barbecue to finish, these chicken dogs are tender and juicy. Plus, you can feel good knowing exactly what ingredients went into your hot dog!

I got this grownup hot dog recipe from a girl I attend church with. They were always gone in no time at family functions. You need to let them sit for a day or two to take on the flavor, and inexpensive hot dogs are key here.... they make a better product!

Hot dogs topped with a Philly cheese steak; what could be better? Perfect for your 4th of July cookout! I prefer using the club rolls because they are sturdier.

A quick and easy meal that kids love! My mom made them for me when I was a kid, now I make them for my daughter.