Mummy Hot Dogs Recipe (2024)

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These Mumm-eenies are festive, fun and the perfect delicious treat for Halloween! Hotdogs wrapped in bacon and cheese and puff pastry to form little hot dog mummies! Serve it with ketchup and use the mustard to form a decorative spiderweb on top for the ultimate spooky treat!

Mummy Hot Dogs Recipe (1)Ah, Halloween. Jack-o-lanterns, creepy crawlers and things that go bump in the night. Candy corn, chocolates and sweet treats – oh my!

Mummy Hot Dogs Recipe (2)Halloween is such a fun holiday. Children all decked out in their “scariest” (downright adorable) costumes, carting a candy bag bigger than their head and knocking on your door shouting “Trick or Treat!”, with such enthusiasm you can’t help but smile… and laugh a little.

Mummy Hot Dogs Recipe (3)I love Halloween. I look forward to getting my girls dressed to their scariest nines, handing out candy to the neighbors, decorating our entry way with cobwebs and spiders, carving pumpkins and especially making “spooky” treats. Mostly the treats are just for boy to bring to work, but any excuse to get in the kitchen and I’m all over it.

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About these hot dog mummies

This is the first holiday post for NSN. The post being for Halloween, I wanted to do something kid friendly. To be honest, making kid food is out of my comfort zone, considering my children walk on four legs, have tails and are covered in fur. And that is not just for Halloween. That’s permanently. So “kiddie” type food obviously isn’t my specialty, unless it contains peanut butter or chicken-rice and comes shaped as a bone or served in a bowl on the floor.

Mummy Hot Dogs Recipe (5)I do have a wonderful nephew and a fabulous niece, so I know what my two little buggers like… McDonalds for him, chocy (chocolate) milk and pretty much everything for her (doesn’t even have to be edible lol). Since I didn’t want to make pumpkin shaped nuggets, I decided to use my niece as my culinary muse. She will eat hotdogs straight from the bag, which is a little odd, but it is one of her adorable quirks, so I knew I wanted hotdogs to be my main ingredient.

While perusing www dot com land, I found these hotdog mummies all over Pinterest. They were cute, but everyone was using crescent rolls and no one was including bacon or cheese. WHAAA? No bacon AND no cheese??? No, no, no, no! Culinary blasphemy people! We are putting a stop to this right now with my version of hotdog mummies – Mumm-eenies. Frank’s wrapped in bacon and shredded cheese covered puff pastry with a ketchup and mustard spider web dipping sauce.

Boy loved them and ate them all before I could deliver any to my cutie-patutie niece (sorry Ashy-baby), but he did share a few with one of the neighbor kids who loved them as well. Therefore I’m calling these a success! Super easy to make, big and little kid approved, visually very Hallo-weenie (do you like what I just did there with that word?), and tasty to boot! You really can’t ask for more than that. Well you could, but then you would just be asking for entirely too much 🙂

Add these to your Halloween party menu, feed ‘em to your youngsters before they head out to trick or treat, or simply make them for your big little kid at heart. But don’t go anywhere, I have another spook-tac-u-lar recipe coming up for you… so stay tuned!

Cheyanne

How to roll hot dogs in puff pastry?

It’s super simple to roll up your hot dogs up like mummies using puff pastry! Follow the simple photos below.

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Mumm-eenies {Bacon, Cheese & Puff Pastry Wrapped Hot Dogs}

These Mumm-eenies are festive, fun and the perfect delicious treat for Halloween! Hotdogs wrapped in bacon and cheese and puff pastry to form little hot dog mummies! Serve it with ketchup and use the mustard to form a decorative spiderweb on top for the ultimate spooky treat!

Prep Time20 minutes mins

Cook Time25 minutes mins

Total Time45 minutes mins

Course: Appetizer, Snack

Cuisine: American

Servings: 16

Calories: 149kcal

Author: Cheyanne Holzworth

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Ingredients

  • 1 Sheet Puff Pastry – thawed
  • 1 Large Egg
  • 1 TBS Water
  • 8 Slices Bacon – cut in half crosswise
  • 1 Package Hotdogs (8 hotdogs total) (Classic Bun-Length) – cut in half crosswise
  • 16 Toothpicks – cut in half
  • All Purpose Flour – for dusting surface
  • ½ Cup Cheddar Cheese – Grated (or cheese of choice)
  • Mustard , Mayonnaise or Ketchup – for serving, optional

Instructions

  • Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper, set aside.

  • Crack the egg into a small mixing bowl and whisk with water to create an egg wash. Set aside.

  • Wrap each hot dog with one slice of bacon. Secure bacon to both ends of the hot dog with a toothpick half.

  • Place a large sauté pan over medium-high heat. Cook the bacon wrapped hot dogs, in batches so you do not overcrowd the pan, using tongs to roll, until bacon is crispy all over, about 4-5 minutes. Remove hot dogs from pan and transfer to a wire rack inserted over a sheet pan. Set aside until cool enough to handle. Remove toothpicks and discard.

  • Unfold the pastry sheet on a large piece of parchment paper and lightly flour surface. Sprinkle cheese all over the top of puff pastry. Top with another piece of parchment paper. Use a rolling pin to press the cheese into the puff pastry. Cut the pastry sheet into 16 strips, about 1/2-inch wide each.

  • Wrap a pastry strips around each of the hotdogs, leaving a space at the top for the mummy’s face and press to seal. Place the pastries onto prepared baking sheet.

  • Brush the pastries with the egg mixture.

  • Bake for 15-20 minutes or until the pastries are golden brown. Let mummy dogs cool on pan for 2-3 minutes. Remove the pastries from the baking sheet and let cool on a wire rack for 10 minutes.

  • Decorate Mummies with ‘eyes’ using ketchup, mustard, peppercorn seeds or mustard seeds.

  • Serve the pastries with the mustard, mayonnaise and/or ketchup for dipping.

Notes

*To make full size mummies: keep hotdogs whole, use two strands of puff pastry for wrapping and continue as instructed above.
*To easily insert peppercorn or mustard seeds for mumm-eenies eyes: make a small, shallow slit with the tip of a paring knife into each mummy (where you want eyes to be located). Press seed into opening. Repeat with the rest of mummies
*To Reheat: Preheat oven to 325 degrees and bake for 7-10 minutes or until desired warmth if achieved.

Nutrition

Calories: 149kcal | Carbohydrates: 7g | Protein: 3g | Fat: 11g | Saturated Fat: 3g | Cholesterol: 22mg | Sodium: 137mg | Potassium: 38mg | Vitamin A: 55IU | Calcium: 29mg | Iron: 0.5mg

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Comments

  1. Mummy Hot Dogs Recipe (15)Brie says

    Totally A-dorbs, loves it!!!

    Reply

    • Mummy Hot Dogs Recipe (16)Cheyanne Bany says

      Brie,
      I know you make a version of these for Ashy… try adding the bacon! xoxo

      Reply

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FAQs

How to make a mummified hot dog? ›

The hot dog must be completely covered with baking soda.
  1. Seal the box with the lid and put the box in an indoor shady location, away from heating and cooling vents, where it will not be disturbed. ...
  2. After one week, check on your hot dog. ...
  3. Observe the hot dog. ...
  4. Now discard the old baking soda and clean out your box.

What is the secret ingredient in hot dogs? ›

Sodium nitrite - A ingredient responsible for curing, sodium nitrite is 1)anti-oxidant which keeps hot dogs from quickly going rancid; 2) gives cured meats their characteristic pink color and their unique cured taste; and 3) inhibits many dangerous bacteria helping make the hot dogs much safer.

What is the tastiest way to cook hot dogs? ›

For the best flavor and texture, Shannon says to opt for the grill, stovetop or campfire. These methods help to caramelize the outside of the sausage and give it great texture and color. If you want to know how to cook hot dogs the easiest way, Shannon recommends the oven, air fryer or slow cooker.

Is there horse meat in hot dogs? ›

Hot dogs are made from the emulsified meat trimmings of chicken, beef, or pork. This meat mixture is blended with other ingredients (like preservatives, spices, and coloring) into a batter-like substance.

Is there human DNA in hot dogs? ›

There is not 2% human DNA in hotdogs, rather out of 345 different brands 2% of these contained human DNA (about 7 brands). This was not because of human meat being used but due to lack of hygiene finding hair and skin dander falling into the actual meat.

What nasty ingredients are in hot dogs? ›

According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO): “The raw meat materials used for precooked-cooked products like hot dogs are muscle trimmings, fatty tissues, head meat, animal feet, animal skin, blood, liver and other slaughter by-products.”

How do hot dog vendors cook their hotdogs? ›

Street hot dogs are boiled. This works for two reasons: it's both low-effort and impossible to screw up. However, to avoid overcooking, street dogs are stored in less-than boiling water. In the biz, this is known as “hot holding.” This is an easy way to keep food ready-to-serve over a long period of time.

Is it better to boil or grill hot dogs? ›

Boiling the heck out of a hot dog before grilling is just wrong, but giving it a little moisture bath isn't a bad idea for several reasons. “We always suggest simmering hot dogs in water for roughly 3 to 5 minutes before grilling," said Elias Cairo, owner and meat master salumist of Olympia Provisions.

How do Nathan's cook their hotdogs? ›

Nathan's method is to slow-cook them, starting on low heat and upping the temperature until they're cooked through, about 40 minutes later.

How to make Jimmy Buff's hot dogs? ›

Jimmy Buff's Italian hot dog or sausage goes inside a quarter of a large Italian pizza bread roll. Mustard can be spread on the inside of the roll before adding the dog/sausage. The dog is traditionally cooked in oil and then topped with fried onions, peppers and chip-style potatoes.

What's the best selling hot dog? ›

Ball Park Brand is an American brand of hot dog and hamburger buns and patties made by Tyson Foods, Inc. (NYSE:TSN). In 2022, Ball Park Franks was the leading selling refrigerated frankfurter with 160.7 million dollars in sales. The hot dogs are made with 100% beef without any artificial color or flavors.

How long does it take for a dog to mummify? ›

The entire process of mummification takes several weeks, depending on the age of the fetus at the time of death. Once all fluids are completely resorbed, the fetal membranes and uterine wall adhere closely to the fetus, and the whole mass becomes brownish black, leathery in appearance, and odorless.

How to make twisted hot dogs? ›

Insert a skewer into each hot dog. Starting at the bottom, make an incision in each hot dog and twist upwards to create a spiraled cut along the entire length of the hot dog. Create a gap between each layer by gentling pulling the hot dog down the skewer.

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