These Hot Dogs On A Stick are reminiscent of the kind of fun-to-eat street food you might find at a carnival or a fair. They begin with frozen bread dough which makes them a cinch to make. They're fun-to-eat food.
Hot Dogs on a Stick
Food on a stick delights kids of all ages. These hot dogs are one of those quick and easy recipes that can double as as a snack or a casual meal. It never ceases to amaze me whose first to grab one of these to eat.
- This recipe takes so few ingredients, make sure you start with a quality hot dog. I'm a bit partial to Nathan's for these
- Frozen bread dough. I used Rhodes brand for this recipe but, you may use your favorite brand. Using thawed frozen dinner rolls gives them the flavor of being wrapped in pretzel dough.
- Get the kids involved. This is the epitome of simple kid friendly food.
- Serve with a variety of seasoned ketchup and mustard and watch the kids go to town dipping them into their favorites. I'm willing to bet, it's the big kids that'll go first.
More Food on a Stick to Love
Do you love Kabobs? If so:
- Checkout my Grilled Vegetable Kabobs with Garlic-Herb Butter and Sweet and Spicy Pineapple Chicken Kabobs in the MSSK recipe index.
- You may also like these fun recipes for Salad Snack on a Stick from Barefeet in the Kitchen and Caprese On A Stick from Barbara Bakes.
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Hot Dogs On A Stick
Servings: 12 servings
Ingredients
- 12 frozen dinner rolls thawed but still cold [i.e. Rhodes]
- 6 bun length hot dogs cut in half
- 3 slices thick cut cheddar cheese, cut in half 6 slices if wrapping all of the hot dogs
- 12 wooden skewers
- 1 large egg beaten
- 2 tsp sesame seeds
- Ketchup and mustard for serving
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 375°F and line 2 baking sheets with foil or parchment. If using foil, spritz with cooking spray. Set aside.
- On a non-stick surface, roll each dinner roll into a 10 inch rope.
- Wrap 6 of the hot dogs with cheese first and then dough. To do this, cut 3 slices of cheese in half and wrap 1 piece around the hot dog first, then spiral wrap with dough.
- For the remaining 6 hot dogs wrap only with dough.
- Begin at the bottom end of the hot dog and spiral wrap working to the top. Insert the skewer.
- Place onto the prepared cookie sheet. Brush the top and sides of each with egg wash and sprinkle with sesame seeds.
- Bake for 15-20 minutes until golden. Serve with ketchup and mustard for dipping. Yield: 12 hot dogs on a stick
Notes
To thaw the rolls: Place frozen rolls on a plate and cover with plastic wrap. Thaw in the fridge overnight
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Dorothy Sellers
Why the 6 hot dog buns? No where in directions does it use them?
Melissa
There are no buns in this recipe. Are you referring to the bun length hotdogs?
Melissa
Hi Linda, coarse sea salt will make this taste just like a pretzel. Fun and easy eats. ☺
Linda
I love this simple recipe Melissa. I'm going to sprinkle coarse salt on top of the dough and omit the sesame seeds. Can't wait to be invited to bring a dish somewhere. It's becomming that time of year (well maybe not yet- but soon).
Melissa
Thanks Melissa!
Melissa @ My Recent Favorite Books
Your recipe for these sounds great! Thanks for sharing!
Melissa
Hi Kari, I love the taste better as well. Enjoy!
Kari La Mee
WOW I do prefer the pretzel taste over the crescent roll. My nieces and I will have fun trying this one.
Thanks a Bunch Melissa, have a great weekend
Kari
Whitney Pulliam
Could you use Cresent rolls?
Melissa
Many hot dogs have been wrapped in crescent rolls. This dough gives a more pretzel dog flavor, though.