I learned this trick at a famous restaurant, now I only make sausages like this

[@petegregory517]

"Nobody, but nobody puts ketchup on a hotdog." Dirty Harry, Sudden Impact.

[@lilvic8915]

I put ketchup and pickles on my hotdogs. 😊

[@geedubb-q1u]

Or mayo. Just might as well dust it with sugar.

[@DaveEdmonds-wp6ue]

MUSTARD!

[@abundiobernal7544]

I WAS JUST THINKING THE SAME THING SOUTH TEXAS MAN

[@bettystufflebeam3941]

I do

[@vickywilliams8320]

Just dunk in boiling water for a couple of minutes. And never, ever, wonder whats in them.

[@stelmosfire11]

I doubt if famous restaurants would serve up these.

[@jdfleo8140]

Infamous!

[@lisawright5753]

I agree

[@kel4461]

I guess it would depend on where the restaurant was famous at

[@christal1978marie]

Maybe in their kitchen restaurant 😂😂😂😂😂 These are pigs/cows in a blanket. My kids love these even to this day & they are ages 20, 18, & 11.... From 🇧🇩 & 🇨🇦

[@kentmilbrandt3989]

I agree no reputable restaurant would serve this.

[@geedubb-q1u]

They’re called Pigs in a Blanket. You can just use Vienna sausage and Pillsbury crescent rolls. They’ve been around for well over 50 yrs.

[@paultheallknowing]

No because there’s no bacon

[@hezrusso380]

I love hotdogs, but this looks like trash. There is no "famous restaurant" that would make these ans no one going to a nice restaurant will want to order these. Please stop trying to say you learned your ridiculous recipes from chefs, friends in other countries, or boyscouts because you didnt. Calling your recipes chef inspired is an insult to all chefs. I would know I am one.

[@Dave-Rough-Diamond-Dunn]

They're called Puff Dogs in the frozen food aisle at the supermarket!

[@Funkit891]

What about wienerschnitzel?

[@hotrod_kris9395]

Dallas Texas!

[@charliedavis1384]

Better not let Ben Matlock see you putting ketchup on a hotdog😂😂

[@EducatedSkeptic]

Interesting spin on the old family favorite of "pigs in a blanket!" Have done this when our kids were little (the youngest is now 42), only we baked them in the oven. The mayo just adds additional unnecessary grease - the pastry dough has plenty in it already. And they taste better if you use barbecue sauce instead of the ketchup/mayo mix.

[@ryantourney2879]

AGREED, I think I would prefer a sauce like Heinz '57.

[@shayb290]

Nice and simple,,,,perfect,,,,best wishes from Dublin,Ireland 🇮🇪 👍☘️☘️☘️✌️

[@denisblades1375]

Hate AI voiceovers!

[@bknight1676]

Like I was telling my buddy r2d2 me too

[@christopherk7725]

And the app is probably malware...

[@darkcosmicmoon]

I know me too but people are lazy

[@damnhandy]

Born in Paris, France, and live in Philaldelphia, Pennsylvania, but life is to short to go though all that prep-work, and I am too poor to buy all those ingredients just to cook a few hotdogs, when all I need is the dogs, a couple of buns, and some Dijon mustard. I'll gladly accept a heart though; a blue one, please.

[@WricNick]

@@damnhandy 💙 Be well friend, that's the way I like my dogs too.

[@ronaldross6950]

For me it is what we call a pig in a blanket. I guess it is for the older generation.

[@slacker1]

Isn't this just a variant of "Pigs In A Blanket?"

[@jae6335]

No, hog in a beach towel.

[@vickywilliams8320]

A sausage roll. But strange choice, hotdogs. Prefer Cumberland.

[@mechtheist]

Czechs call it klobásníky a sorta relative of kolaches

[@slacker1]

@@mechtheist Thank you for the heads up. Kolaches are very popular in Texas, U.S.A..

[@mechtheist]

@@slacker1 Haha, I grew up in town about 75 mi SW of Houston, went to school 1-8 grades starting about 60 years ago now where the lady running the cafeteria still had her Czech accent and many kids grandmothers still didn't speak English, only Czech. Yep, kolaches are very popular, unfortunately very few are real kolaches, they just don't get the dough right, it's like a regular bread roll and that ain't the right taste or texture.

[@malcolmhector2641]

With the mayo & catchup .( tomato sauce here in Australia ) i add tobasco for spicy taste . Try it . Good for seafood dressing as well.

[@smgdfcmfah]

Seafood sauce I just mix ketchup and the hottest horseradish I can find. Best cocktail sauce there is.

[@Handleweary]

These were hotdogs when i was growing up. When i was in Germany, I learned what sausages are and hotdogs aint that!

[@michaelsklenka4452]

Watching from St. Louis. Where do you get round pastry dough?

[@mattyb7736]

A round pastry dough shop? 😂

[@winnon992]

Looks like flour tortillas to me

[@samuelhowie4543]

Probably either made the pastry themselves or cut them out of puff pastry sheets.

[@AlanSenzaki]

probably for dumplings of some sort... asian grocery supermarket or store?

[@winnon992]

@@michaelsklenka4452 I’ve made dumplings from Flour Tortillas. There pretty close to homemade I guess. Did it a few times when I was in a hurry. Saves about 20 minutes over making them from scratch.

[@brianmorrow4729]

"I hope you liked this recipe".....Well, you can HOPE. Clint Eastwood said it best in 'Sudden Impact'....."Nobody...and I mean NOBODY....puts ketchup on a hot dog!"

[@RebeccaWeaver-bk5wn]

Exactly!

[@WeirdScienceComics]

But if it had salsa, pickled jalapeños or some other nonsense, you wouldn’t say a thing! God forbid someone puts ketchup on a 20 cent hot dog! These ain’t german bratwursts!

[@williampalchak7574]

Pigs in a blanket. Big deal.

[@Grunt-pr7od]

I ate those when I was a kid and I'm 89 years old LMAO 🤣😂😂

[@Batman-nz2ue]

Pig deal.

[@williampalchak7574]

@@Grunt-pr7od me too, kiddo.

[@henrykennedy1120]

Still eat them today hotdog rolled up in a biscuit or dough

[@radiobikini6429]

Or just use Pillsbury crescents.

[@michaelmitchell5051]

Do we haft to watch you roll up EVERYONE?!

[@TAYLORFAN50]

Say what? 🙄 Good grief.

[@mustang991111]

TG for fast foward huh?

[@SamSolasdonSaol]

Every one. Be accurate in your whining... everyone.

[@billyk5338]

1.) hot dogs are not sausage, they are baloney. 2.) hot dogs should never be boiled, they are made for grillin ! ! ! 3.) oh yea, Southport NC

[@mitherapeuticmassage]

I agree. If you boil them, you need to throw them into a pan or on the grill to give them some color and flavor afterwords.

[@davidboudreau4054]

You should make that with some shredded cheese and jalapenos on the outside. You know just for fun....Actually for super yummy tastiness....

[@WilliamEdmondson258]

Pigs in a blanket.

[@dianefiske-foy4717]

Looks good 😋, except I’d add a little bit of yellow mustard to the ketchup & mayo to give it a little more kick 😋. Central Alabama near Birmingham 🇺🇸🥰‼️

[@uf69251]

or guldens spicy brown mustard , it's my favorite

[@dianefiske-foy4717]

@ … Not one I like, but I have friends and family who love it. I only like yellow mustard.

[@EducatedSkeptic]

And not a single "heart award" to be seen down below!

[@merccadoosis8847]

Yeah, I wonder why

[@EducatedSkeptic]

@@merccadoosis8847 ... click-bait, no doubt. I'll never click a "like" on any video entered by this alleged would-be "chef"!

[@eugenebaker9671]

I like that recipe Eugene from Atlanta.

[@chifreak6]

Definitely going to try this but can i bake in an oven? I dont have an air fryer 😕

[@gabriellegermain1976]

Excellent ! (from Delmas/Haiti)

[@m.gwincinski6949]

What's the point of boiling hot dogs if you are going to cook them in an air fryer anyway? Positively curious.

[@samuelhowie4543]

Boiling a hot dog releases the grease, then it doesn't soak into the pastry.

[@EducatedSkeptic]

@@samuelhowie4543 .. But with the mayo/ketchup mix, you're adding more grease back in! 🙂

[@MovieMakingMan]

@@EducatedSkepticNo self respecting person would ever put ketchup and Mayo on a hot dog? Good, decent people use mustard!

[@otiliagomes1115]

Maybe to take some of the salt out?. I find hot dogs salty.

[@MovieMakingMan]

@@otiliagomes1115 I guess salt is why hot dogs have a 5 year shelf life. 🤣

[@curtiscoulthart7985]

Weston, WV. That recipe looks really good

[@cyberclaude]

Nice entree for a dinner with friends. From Calixa-Lavallee, Quebec, Canada.

[@EducatedSkeptic]

Not sure I'd serve anything like this to friends, but .... your choice! 🙂

[@SteveDodson-l8n]

Yes if your friends are Stacey Abrams and Oprah🤣🤣🤣

[@gj8683]

What "famous restaurant" trick is next? Hot Pockets, perhaps?

[@XianHu]

What's the purpose of the initial boil? Hot dogs are precooked already, and this ends with them in an air fryer for 15 minutes. There's no need for that initial cooking as far as I can tell.

[@estelladog1]

Missouri. Cook in water till dogs split (center/ends) then serve with mustard and kraut!

[@Mellie-PCB]

that's a state not a city- but as I look below no one got a heart

[@KathrynFlaxbeard]

These look amazing thank you!

[@jameswalley134]

Sydney, Australia.

[@anthonydolio8118]

I wonder if the pastry dough is home made, or if it can be store bought? Maybe use the frozen pie crusts, and cut them to size? Or was it puff pastry?

[@applyandprosper]

The mayo and ketchup mixture goes great on a cheeseburger. As for these pigs, in a blanket, dip them in mustard. (Brooklyn, NY)

[@jamesalexander5623]

Yes! No Ketchup on a Hot Dog! Mustard!

[@charlesdaugherty492]

How about you state where you are from before asking other people to reply where they are from?

[@jamesjackson7690]

It's not a real person. It is AI generated.

[@ten3353]

😂😂😂

[@Waspwoman1]

Hows that attitude working for ya?

[@Elgor-ks9cf]

Nasty

[@michaelborick1119]

I am from the STATE of CONFUSION.

[@john2914]

Where are the sausages? You have hot dogs here. You making food for a 6 yr old child? Yummy.

[@jimgilbert9984]

In America, we call them hot dogs. In Europe, they call them sausages.

[@tomgoss7641]

Im gunna use chili dog sauce and a slice of smoked cheddar on that roll up. Great game day munchie.

[@briancasey4917]

From Chicago here. Ketchup on hot dogs is a no, no, mustard is ok

[@rickjans664]

Absolutely - NEVER NEVER Ketchup on a Hot Dog in Chicago or anywhere else

[@MacPakinga]

Yummy ❤ from new Zealand 🌎👍. Where's the mustard & tomatoes 🍅

[@EducatedSkeptic]

I suspect the "famous restaurant" may have been some European counterpart to McDonald's ...... if that. Or maybe it was a "restaurant" famous for the number of food poisoning cases. Sorry, but this is my first introduction to your site (though I first saw the video yesterday), and you've sunk to an extreme low trying to propose this as something from a "famous restaurant." I've only been cooking for 60 years, but I can beat this with a whip in my sleep.

[@victormalyar9200]

Not for diabetics, I live in Brooklyn NY.

[@TSimo113]

Cheers from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania USA

[@JamesWilson-bw5uq]

Hi, columbia,SC!!!!

[@MakerBoyOldBoy]

Combining mayo and catsup = Thousand Island Dressing. In a restaurant we would make 5 gallon batches and store in walk-in food cooler.

[@randybrown6797]

looks like a delicious snack to enjoy while watching TV. Orlando, Florida

[@MarkSmith-wg8oy]

Seafood sauce is tom sauce and Mayo why would I want that on a hot dog

[@coyotefang]

This is like a "Shotgun Shell", I will make this, from Sierra Vista, Arizona, USA

[@dianefiske-foy4717]

Me too.

[@Hummingbird776]

Looks good from Alabama

[@bryanbb1508]

You lost me at air fryer, no way

[@Dave-Rough-Diamond-Dunn]

Mayo + tomato sauce/ketchup = Thousand Island Dressing, but much cheaper when you need a large amount for a pasta salad or something.

[@EducatedSkeptic]

Helps if you add a little sweet pickle relish to make that salad dressing - and maybe just the tiniest touch of Dijon mustard ..... 🙂 I've been making my own that way for over 50 years!

[@Dave-Rough-Diamond-Dunn]

@@EducatedSkeptic I thought about embellishments, but just kept it simple. You're right though. Although I prefer a sweet gherkin relish (no dill!). Interestingly, if I add a little bit of the generic yellow curry powder to it when making pasta salad, people taste boiled egg when there is none.

[@jeffsmith-ze6wb]

Lawrenceburg Tn here

[@jfhorselenberg7778]

Thank u from nz❤😂😊

[@daddysdarlin5989]

Born: Martinez, California Watching from: Enoch, Utah Much love!❤

[@djcsound]

It's a nice snack, God Bless. † ♥ Watching from L.A. California

[@clintondoner1133]

Columbus GA!!!

[@dbelex]

Those are some sad hot dogs. Would never go to that restaurant. Just waisted 3 min.

[@d.earlkelly8153]

Very nice. Sherman, TX

[@reuben.x.herrera1930]

Wow. You like me got NO heart!

[@RichardAWatson.Watson.]

"Love Hot dogs" !!! Rockford, ill U.S.A.

[@dlighted8861]

Looks like fun. 😁

[@gumbootcloggers8330]

Cornhole county Ottawa on.

[@RichardDoll-j5w]

Watching from Volcano Ca

[@lorettahookano6139]

Hungry from Kaneohe !

[@WricNick]

If you have time to FA with a hot dog, you have time to fix something besides a fancy hot dog.

[@chifreak6]

🤣🤣

[@michaelheurkens4538]

You made 12, but could only cook 8 in that rediculous "air fryer". Why not use a standard toaster oven or regular oven and do them all at once? Pigs-in-a-blanket in a famous restaurant? How about naming this famous place?

[@cyrusmarshall5668]

A lot of work for something that doesn’t look that appetizing

[@natureboygolfer]

Nice from Memphis, Tn

[@HGANGHONY]

You could bake them without dressing, make different sauces and dip them.

[@ricosuave8123]

So, it’s just slightly different version of pigs in a blanket? 🙄

[@waskele.wabbit717]

Why do you need to precook the hot dogs?

[@EducatedSkeptic]

Probably pre-cooking or to remove some of the fat in them - but you then add more grease with the mayo, and hot dogs (a.k.a., skinny bologna logs) are pre-cooked already anyway.

[@russellhargrove3816]

From St Petersburg florida

[@jayb723]

Doesn't look like anyone got any "Hearts" for leaving a comment of where they are from lol.

[@EducatedSkeptic]

It was an empty promise ..... comparable to the "restaurant quality" of these pigs in a blanket, which I made for my kids (who are in their 50s today).

[@RealBigBadJohn]

Reporting in from Lookout Mountain. I like everything but the sauce.👍

[@maxineb9598]

Gawd, there's some posting who should stick by the mantra " if you cant say anything nice, dont say anything at all".

[@EducatedSkeptic]

If someone is posting garbage saying they got the recipe from a restaurant, you have GOT to wonder what kinds of "restaurants" they were visiting!

[@allengator1914]

I've boiled hotdogs countless times in my life and not once did the hotdogs turn the water BRIGHT YELLOW. What's in those you're using?

[@bobbymcleod292]

Hi I'm from Toombs county Georgia ❤🎉😂🎉😂❤😊

[@ed10523]

scam...i would never give up the name of my city with an AI voice.

[@BebeFranklin]

Looks good Bushnell Florida

[@DonTimmons-kh4dz]

Paradise Oaks

[@ArchangelMichaelable]

Connecticut

[@rtwhitson3]

These are hot dogs. Have you never heard of MUSTARD? And mozzarella? Try Swiss. Herbs? Onion, pickle relish, horse radish, not herbs. Where are you from, England or Mars or some damn where?

[@Vero-ij5vi]

pinko

[@ibawbgames1444]

I'd say Mars.

[@bradjames5184]

Amen brother

[@tommygunz1075]

TORONTO!!

[@babuvangu7220]

Lol, whats the name of the famous restaurant, new york street stand perhaps.

[@1calvinfunny1]

Fancy pigs in a blanket....

[@georgechapman1340]

Spring, Texas

[@RealBigBadJohn]

I miss cruising FM 1960.

[@leeharvey3405]

From Atlanta. These look way better than American style pigs in a blanket with plain Jane crescent rolls and plain old hot dogs.

[@carlatoppins8567]

Harlem, World:)

[@carriewinward3252]

Why did your water look so brown after boiling the hot dogs? That's gross!

[@nateclark2731]

Tampa, FL

[@59phonebone]

Galt, California.

[@NickatLateNite]

This was 2 weeks ago, where are the ❤'s?

[@EducatedSkeptic]

That promise was click bait, apparently.

[@DeanMk1]

...intently watches video...jots down notes on pad with pencil (because I party like its 1899)...then realizes I don't own an air fryer...

[@jesusguerra-fj2xu]

Kingsville, Texas

[@derekspencer100]

Halifax, Nova Scotia .... I don't put anything on my hot dogs. I don't eat anything that contains vinegar (that horrible stuff)

[@jackierasberry324]

Sacramento

[@EducatedSkeptic]

Gotta give you a thumbs-up 'cause I grew up out in Orangevale, and my son lives not far from Cal Expo! 🙂

[@beetee1169]

A very slightly if you will, glorified UK sausage roll with a bit of herb...! 🤷🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️

[@paulespinoza974]

I go to Costco and get a giant hot dog & 20 oz drink for $1.63 (includes tax).

[@yoiink]

not many hearts, must be busy 🤣

[@EducatedSkeptic]

None at all - it was a bogus promise.

[@yoiink]

@@EducatedSkeptic and he has taken away his comment about hearts 😂

[@DamonBrooks-og2ti]

Good Recipe

[@SteveB-hy2ci]

I've been doing that for years