Hot Dog Burnt Ends (Version imprimable)
Turn regular hot dogs into smoky, caramelized bites with a BBQ spin. Perfect for entertaining or casual cookouts.
# Composition:
→ Main Ingredients
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2 tablespoons mayo
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2 tablespoons mustard (yellow)
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12 beef hot dogs (¼-pound each)
→ Seasonings & Sauce
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1 cup packed brown sugar
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½ cup barbecue sauce (Jeff's brand)
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½ cup rub (Jeff's original blend)
# Étapes de réalisation:
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Pop hot dogs in a foil pan. Spread mayo and mustard on top and sprinkle rub all over. Flip them and repeat.
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Warm up your smoker to 225°F (107°C) for indirect heat. Add water to the pan if your smoker has one, and toss in hickory or another wood you like.
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Let the hot dogs smoke for roughly an hour. Watch for a darker color as they cook.
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Take hot dogs out, chop them into inch-long pieces, and put them back in the pan. Mix in the barbecue sauce, rub, and brown sugar. Stir so everything's coated well.
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Crank the smoker up to 375°F (191°C). Put the pan inside and stir every 10-15 minutes until it's caramelized just right.
# Détails supplémentaires:
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Oven or grill works fine if no smoker is handy
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Try to use quarter-pound beef hot dogs for the best results
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Stir often during the final step to get even caramelization