Hot dogs anyone?

[DutchmenSport]

Stumbled into a new way to fix up the old-fashioned "hot dog". Thought I'd share!

Roast your hotdog over your campfire. Or, fry your hotdog in a frying pan. Or fly it on you griddle. Don't matter how you cook it, just don't use grease or butter or oil. Oh get ready! Fix it in BBQ sauce!

One step further.

Instead of using hotdog buns, use Tortilla wraps! Oh my gosh ... you'll have a brand new experience.

First, add BBQ sauce, then your onions, then your peppers, then your Mayo, then your relish, or anything else you want.

Now, roll all that into the wrap. (and make sure you've got that BBQ sauce in there.)

Now, when you hold that hotdog in the wrap, you won't have a crumbly bun, you won't have half of it's contents falling out of a bun, all over your lap, all over the floor or the ground, and you'll be able to consume every last speck! And did I say ... add BBQ sauce to that dog! Ketchup will become obsolete!

[Foldbak]

Sounds like a must try!

[Camp CA]

Tortilla wraps are a great idea.........BUT hold the ketup and mayo..... INSTEAD add sliced garlic dill pickels, chopped tomatoes and onions, mustand and, if you want sour add sauerkraut and if you want heat sliced pickled jalapenos.

https://insanelygoodrecipes.com/hot-dog-toppings/

[Joint Venture II]

Being that I'm a big fan of hot dogs I'll have to give these a try They all sound good too.

[Ram Montana High Country]

Has anyone tried, "Hoffman" dogs? Our neighbor asked that we bring some back from up state NY - OMG wonderful stuff

[mhs4771]

Zweigle's Pop Open Red Hots are the go to in Western NY, made locally in Rochester, NY. We always bring some South with us in the Fall.