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Step 4Enjoy!
When done, put in bun and enjoy.
Traditionally Sonoran Dogs are topped with pinto beans and onions. I took it up a step and topped mine with baked beans.
MMM MMM GOOD.
And, I know this doesn't sound good, but I also sometimes cook them with BBQ sauce (as seen here) and it really tastes great.
Nothing say America like German beer, Mexican Hotdogs and Chinese fireworks.
Traditionally Sonoran Dogs are topped with pinto beans and onions. I took it up a step and topped mine with baked beans.
MMM MMM GOOD.
And, I know this doesn't sound good, but I also sometimes cook them with BBQ sauce (as seen here) and it really tastes great.
Nothing say America like German beer, Mexican Hotdogs and Chinese fireworks.
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Jul 16, 2008. 5:35 PMBropagopa
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Great and delicious sounding Instructable! Do you think a solar hot-dog cooker would provide enough thermal energy to fully cook le bacon?
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Jul 16, 2008. 8:00 PM
uglymike (author)
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uglymike (author)
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I know here in Phoenix a solar cooker would get plenty hot enough. It may take some time though. The good thing is you can see when the bacon is cooked, no pesty thermometer needed. And since hotdogs are usually precooked, you shouldn't have to worry about them as long as you used sanitary preparation.
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