July 4th - Red, White, & Blue Hot Dogs.
Yes, it's that time of year again for all things patriotic. And what's more American that Hot Dogs? Well...red, white, & blue Hots, of course! Simplicity at it's finest (One of my favorite quotes, from the movie Valley Girl).
All you need are:
1) Some Zweigle's Red and White Hot Dogs (or any other brand, if they exist).
2) Blue Food Coloring, and some water. That's it! Nothing more needed! Simplicity at it's finest!
Add a good squirt or two of blue food coloring to your water.
Get your Hot Dogs open. Red, White, & White.
Take one of the White Hots, and add it to your now blue water.
Let that baby soak for a bit. I think that the hots in the natural casing take a bit longer to absorb the blue color., but when all is done, you have a beautiful blue hot dog!
Time to get these puppies to the grill !
Step (whatever number we are on) is to NOT, I repeat NOT drop your hot dogs after removing from the grill. Especially, the ONE solitary beautiful BLUE hot dog that you created.
Then again, where your guests may be squeamish about eating a blue hot dog, the family dog won't have any problem at all. Even if it was dropped, and covered in grass clippings.
All you need are:
1) Some Zweigle's Red and White Hot Dogs (or any other brand, if they exist).
2) Blue Food Coloring, and some water. That's it! Nothing more needed! Simplicity at it's finest!
Add a good squirt or two of blue food coloring to your water.
Get your Hot Dogs open. Red, White, & White.
Take one of the White Hots, and add it to your now blue water.
Let that baby soak for a bit. I think that the hots in the natural casing take a bit longer to absorb the blue color., but when all is done, you have a beautiful blue hot dog!
Time to get these puppies to the grill !
Step (whatever number we are on) is to NOT, I repeat NOT drop your hot dogs after removing from the grill. Especially, the ONE solitary beautiful BLUE hot dog that you created.
Then again, where your guests may be squeamish about eating a blue hot dog, the family dog won't have any problem at all. Even if it was dropped, and covered in grass clippings.
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