All American Chili Cheese Burger Dog

All American Chili Cheese Burger Dog Recipe
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Categories: Beef, Vegetables, Other Sauces
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Ingredients

ground chuck
1-2 weiners per burger, your favorite brand
**chili, homemade or store bought
**grated cheddar cheese
**diced onions
hamburger buns
OTHER TOPPING IDEAS
ketchup, mustard, pickle relish, kraut, mayo, slice jalapenos...the sky is the limit!
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lynnsocko
Member Since Oct 2010
Lynn's Notes:

Who doesn't love hot dogs and hamburgers? I love them both, but I can never eat both, only one. Well...not anymore, now I can have my favorite hot dog, and my burger too! This burger is based on my favorite way to eat a hot dog: chili cheese with onions. You can turn this into your favorite burger dog too!

 

Directions

1
Slice your wieners across ways. Season your meat as you normally would, divide meat into number of equal portions for the number of burgers you plan to cook.
2
Now the tricky part. I thought these cow patties would good together just like normal, wrong!! They apparently have an adverse reaction to the wieners. They don't particularly want to hold together. Not wanting to add an egg, I did manage to manipulate one burger together, and added more wieners to it once I got it shaped.
3
The other ones, I cut each burger portion in half, made a patty, added the wieners on top, then made another patty and covered the first one. Hence, the wieners were inside like you would put cheese inside two patties. If you use this method, be sure to seal the edges all the way around.
4
Grill your burger to perfection, depending on your taste.
Flame broiled burger
5
This is what your little mooing dogs will look like.
6
Add chili, grated cheese, and diced onion, place on baking sheet in 400° oven for about 4-5 min. to melt cheese and heat bun.
7
Get a little wild and put all your favorite hot dog toppings on your newly addicting "Burger Dog".
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Sassy01
Thea Pappalardo Sassy01
Jun 1, 2012
Great idea!! Now you have me thinking..suppose you wrap the hot dog in ground beef and have it on a hot dog roll.
DeeDee2011
Diane Hopson Smith DeeDee2011
Jun 1, 2012
Love this idea!!!
lynnsocko
Jun 1, 2012
It's not something you would do often probably, but I think it would be a kick at a backyard get together or birthday party.
kitchenchatter
Pat Duran kitchenchatter
Jun 1, 2012
Way to go Lynn- good idea.
jus4nan
nellie rickey jus4nan
Jun 1, 2012
lutes casino in old yuma has a trademark doggy burger simular but i like the looks of yours best and they dont add chili,,going to try this for the hubs and I
lynnsocko
Jun 1, 2012
I figured someone must have done this before, I even googled it to make sure I wasn't being a copycat. All I saw was one with a whole wiener rolled up inside hamburger meat and cooked, then placed on a hotdog bun. It's really such a good idea, a little over the top, but still a good idea, and a fun one I think. So I'll take it as a compliment that an establishment has one too, lol.
Stripey
Jun 1, 2012
What a fun idea. Hope you enjoyed them!
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Sassy01
Thea Pappalardo Sassy01
Jun 1, 2012
You mean my idea isn't original, Lynn? Darn!!
lynnsocko
Jun 1, 2012
Do you have one of these posted? Oh crap, how I didn't over look something!
Sassy01
Thea Pappalardo Sassy01
Jun 1, 2012
no...I meant the comment I made on this posting about wrapping a hot dog in ground beef and putting it on a hot dog bun.

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