I’ve told you I’m pretty indecisive right? Okay, I’m really indecisive. Not because I’m difficult to please, but because I like so many things. Especially when it comes to food. And I get these intense cravings that simply must be quenched. In those cases, when I can’t decide between one food or another, I sometimes get both and eat them side by side. Other times, I do a mashup. Today we’re mashing two of my favorite mall-foods. Soft pretzels + hot dogs. I really like the hot dogs from Hot Dog on a Stick. And their lemonade, oh my gosh to die for. My mother turned me on to that addictive stuff. Fresh squeezed lemonade is a summertime staple. It goes so well with things like Hebrew National hot dogs and soft pretzels. Mmmm. And if I’m having a fluffy soft pretzel I want to dip in one of two things. Ooey gooey totally fake cheese sauce (more more more!) or… mustard. I used to be a plain-mustard gal, that is until I discovered the beauty of dijon mustard about a year ago. More recently I was introduced to Gulden’s spicy brown mustard, have you tried it?? LOVE IT! Then again, it had me at “spicy”. Okay now let’s get to the nitty gritty of these pretzel dogs. Two favorites wrapped into one adorable little bundle. Ah! I just can’t contain my joy. And they are way too easy. This dough takes only 30 minutes and then about 5 minutes for boiling and 15 minutes to bake. So don’t fear the dough – it’s a cake walk, promise. And I think it’s only fair that I issue a warning here: you will never want to go back to regular hot dog buns. Seriously. I’m addicted to the pretzel bun thing. And they’re totally dipable!! Cheese sauce, mustard, ketchup, you can dunk these cuties in anything and everything. And I do mean everything. Recipe adapted from lemon sugar. With grilling season upon us, everyone is craving an all-American hot dog. What makes a kosher hot dog different? It's all about what makes the cut (and what doesn't). Hebrew National is choosy about what goes into their franks – only 100% pure kosher beef so you know what you’re getting and they taste great. No artificial flavors, colors, fillers or byproducts. Oh p.s. compensation was provided by Hebrew National via Mode Media. The opinions expressed herein are my own and are not indicative of the opinions or positions of Hebrew National.
