Can I cut hot dog in half and with slice of cheese wrap it in crescent refrigerator roll and have all cook ok?
51608
It does sound pretty good but not sure if that's too much for it to close. And might cook uneven with areas being thicker than others. That one might be best in toaster over or regular oven.
51609
Hello. You have to cut hot dogs in half anyway to use the machine.I do not see why it would be a problem. The wells are non-stick, so, trial and error are easy to clean up.
51610
I used the small can of refrigerator biscuits. I just shaped them to fit and cooked for 2 to 3 minutes. Then I split them open (not all the way) and put in a little smokie. You can add a little slice of cheese I just put a bowl of mustard and a bowl of ketchup with small spoons for those that want mustard or ketchup. They are pretty small so they won't hold much. But they are darn cute for a party. As for the hot dog I would wrap a lil smokie with a small slice of cheese in the crescent roll (cut the crescent roll in half keeping the shape in a triangle) and put them in the machine. I think 2 to 2 1/2 minutes should be good. Oh microwave the lil smokies to help the cooking process. I hope that wasn't too much info.
2084720
Only hot dogs are recommended to be cooked on this Hot Dog Roller. It is not designed for bacon wrapped hot dogs.
2095124
I put it in the fridge because it had cheese in it and I wanted it to be fresh. In summer weather you can't be too careful.
2155979
No,, in fact if you. Want to stack like burgers, get some freezer paper and cut it just a little larger then the meat. Be sure to cut 2 pieces placing the dull sides together , shinny sides out.Make sure that you leave a space between stacks for it to seal between them Don't put it more than 3 high, and 2 across they will seal good and you can open take out 1 or 6 then reseal same bag. You can season before freezing, you can use it to marinade, the rub or thick sauce. It works very well. You buy bulk grains or anything else like that even coffee and vacuum them in size you want it to be.
1510485
Sure, put it in a cold oven and bring to temp together, leave in oven when done allow to cool with oven.
615931
Nick I wanted to let you know if you cooking for one or two as I am it is easy to cut recipes in half and they still come out perfect. Good luckBelinda
1165869
I Dont think I would do that. Use a cookie sheet if you Dont want to ruin good dough"
550359
Absolutely! It just depends how long you cook it ... Maybe do a minute or less per strip to start, then adjust to preference once you get the idea.
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I actually have my treats in a small plastic bag that sits inside the pouch-I use dice up steak, chicken, bacon scraps, kidney and garlic and cook it on the BBQ and when it is cold I spoon it into small bags (enough for one or 2 training sessions) and put it in the freezer..then I can just take one out, defrost in the microwave and put bag and all in my treat pouch...would be the same with hotdog pieces!....I have washed my several times and it is still going great..Have fun!
238489
I have not tried it but I don't think it would work. The cheese and sauce would get all over the inside of the bag and be a mess. Probably not worth the effort. The microwave would be a better choice
323709
I cut it into quarters and the then place it on the blade. You can also cut it into halves if the onion is small.
842152
should slice cheese if sliceable. never mind the spelling, you know what i mean. p.s. my slicer has a carriage with a back bar and a device to hold the object against the blade also. similar to the holder in a mandolin. i've effectively sliced raw chicken breasts 1/8" for jerky. 30 lbs. worth. with one big chunk of beef (london broil, brisket,sirloin) really smooth and easy. semi-frozen is easier yet. the last little pieces of softer meats are the hardest to do.
1979627
No - the meat would place an undue strain on the appliance. You could probably do it .... but not for long!
1378477
Yes, you can. In fact, the last get-together we had, that's what we cooked. The frozen kind from Costco seem to work best, as they are compact, mostly unbroken, and stay together nicely until you pop those tasty little morsels in your mouth.I have found that this well designed machine works far better at cooking and keeping Brats, Sausage, Dogs, Taquitos, Corn Dogs, and Egg Rolls than any conventional oven can do.I thoroughly recommend! 5 Stars!JGLDFW TX
840792
Sure you can but there are not separate controls so I think the cheese would get too hot. Or the oil might be too cool. We haven't tried using oil yet. Maybe someone else has?
550360
It'll make it as crispy as you want. Just keep it in the microwave about an extra two minutes. Any more than that would be burned.
499948
If you cut the meat in half you might be able to take the surface temperature of the meat, but then your meat is going to be cut in half and that's not real appetizing. Blue cheese is very appealing, maybe some bacon.