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Succulent? Check. Savory? Check. A little scary? Check. Wrapping these dogs up in cheesy goodness makes dinner tasty and whimsical. Bonus: These bundles of frightening fun are keto too.
October 26 2016 recipe by Anne Aobadia, photo by Emma Shevtzoff, nutritional review by Franziska Spritzler, RD, CDE in Recipes, Appetizer, Bread, Snack
Succulent? Check. Savory? Check. A little scary? Check. Wrapping these dogs up in cheesy goodness makes dinner tasty and whimsical. Bonus: These bundles of frightening fun are keto too.
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4 servingservings
Ingredients
- ½ cup (2 oz.) 120 ml (55 g) almond flour
- 4 tbsp 4 tbsp coconut flour
- ½ tsp ½ tsp salt
- 1 tsp 1 tsp baking powder
- 2½ oz. 70 g butter
- 6 oz. (1½ cups) 170 g (350 ml) mozzarella cheese, shredded
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- 1 lb 450 g sausage in links, or uncured hot dogssausages in links, or uncured hot dogs
- 1 1 egg, for brushing the dougheggs, for brushing the dough
- 16 16 cloves, for the mummies eyes (optional)
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Instructions
Instructions are for 4 servings. Please modify as needed.
Preheat the oven to 350°F (175°C).
Mix almond flour, coconut flour and baking powder in a large bowl.
Melt the butter and cheese in a pan on low heat. Stir thoroughly with a wooden spoon, for a smooth and flexible batter. After a few minutes, remove from heat.
Stir the egg into to the flour mixture, and then add the cheese mixture, combining all until it becomes a firm dough.
Flatten into a rectangle, about 8×14 inches (20×35 cm).
Cut into 8 long strips, less than an inch wide (1.5–2 cm).
Wrap the dough strips around the hot dog and brush with a whisked egg.
Place on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper and bake for 15–20 minutes until the dough is golden brown. The hot dog will be done by then too.
Push two cloves into each hot dog to make them look like eyes – but only for decoration. Don’t eat the cloves!
Tip!
Using larger hot dogs? Pre-fry them for a couple of minutes before wrapping them up in the cheese dough and baking.
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77 comments
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Lesley
May 3 2019
The recipe does have weight measurements on all the ingredients, I made them earlier today and they were fab x
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Ron
June 8 2019
The first time I made these I used pepperoni sticks and I had a little trouble making the dough wrap like in the picture so just wrapped them like sausage rolls - worked out well. Used old Cheddar and I also added hot pepper flakes to the dough for some kick.
The second time I just diced up cured Chorizo and chives and mixed it into the finished dough then made it into thin savory biscuits; delicious and didn't have to fight with wrapping.
Is 2 2⁄3 oz. butter a liquid or weight measurement?
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Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
June 11 2019
The first time I made these I used pepperoni sticks and I had a little trouble making the dough wrap like in the picture so just wrapped them like sausage rolls - worked out well. Used old Cheddar and I also added hot pepper flakes to the dough for some kick.
The second time I just diced up cured Chorizo and chives and mixed it into the finished dough then made it into thin savory biscuits; delicious and didn't have to fight with wrapping.
Is 2 2⁄3 oz. butter a liquid or weight measurement?The butter is a weighted measurement.
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James
July 11 2019
Like many other commenters, I could not get my dough to wrap around the hot dogs. Some suggestions to improve this recipe: make clear whether the butter is a liquid or weight measurement. Please suggest a type of cheese: I used cheddar and that did not seem to be the right choice. Split step 4 into multiple steps. Does "crack the egg" mean into the cheese and melted butter? This is what I assumed, but it's unclear in the recipe. For step 6: if my rectangle is 8" x 14" and I cut it into 8 strips, why is each strip "less than" 1 inch thick. Wouldn't each be 1" thick? I think that these clarifications would make this recipe much easier to follow.
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Ingrid
August 1 2019
I rolled the dough out to about 1mm thick and made cheese crunchie biscuits! Baked in the oven for 20 mins! Result! Wished I’d made half with Coleman’s mustard! Very tasty snack!
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Texas2
August 17 2019
I'm not sure why this recipe is even on a respectable site like this. Never has a 1 star review been so well earned. Crumbly "dough" that barely adheres to the term. This recipe claims the test kitchen tag at the top. So it is theoretically possible to make these, with so many of the comments suggesting otherwise something is amiss... it's great that people are using this for other recipes like crackers but that shouldn't excuse this mess.
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Fred
August 25 2019
The picture for this recipe clearly shows Puff pastry, not the pastry for this recipe. Once the butter and cheese have melted it takes quite a while to get them to bind together. Dough, even though still warm, was much too crumbly to roll and wrap around (I used sausage meat). I squashed it around the meat. They didn't look the best, but tasted OK and baked quite firm.
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Petal
September 6 2019
These are great! I made with mozzarella cheese and it made a nice dough which I could roll out, cut and wrap around each dog. The dough puffed up nicely in the oven, similar to what you'd see with crescent roll dough.
I think the key is to use mozzarella cheese. other cheeses may not work. I melted the butter and cheese together *just* until the cheese was all melted, mixed it with until the butter was incorporated and then added the mix to the egg/dry ingredient mix. I omitted the salt from the recipe, with all the salt already in the ingredients it's unnecessary to add more.
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Petal
September 6 2019
Also: I weighed the butter, but it comes out to 5 tablespoons of butter if you're slicing on the paper guide.
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Susan Heys
September 8 2019
I made these this evening to take out for lunch time tomorrow- but I won’t be - I used mozzarella instead of cheddar and they are incredibly greasy - so much so I’m wondering if my scales are faulty - I’ve eaten one and I actually feel sick !!! - and I love cheese. Although it’s a waste the rest are going in the bin! I will try again sometime and meanwhile be checking my scales or possibly have to reduce the mozzarella and butter.
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Steph
January 17 2020
Best keto dough I've found. Weigh the butter, use mozzarella. Cheese didn't miss into the butter well, but it's turned out beautiful and delicious
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Bradley
February 14 2020
I've made these a few times, because kids + sausage rolls = winning ;) But I've adjusted the recipe a little to make it work. Here's my tips:
1. Always use mozzarella. Not any other cheese. I think the recipe should be updated as other cheese do crumble but mozz doesn't.
2. I make traditional looking sausage rolls with hot dogs, rather than the twisted ones as pictured. This is easier, quicker and my kids like them.
3. I have melted the butter and mozzarella in the microwave but find the stove top works better, with regular stirring so that both combine as they're melting.
4. Once I have my dough, I make one long rectangle the same width as my hot dogs. I place one at the end, roll it up so that the dough overlaps about 1cm/.5in then cut. I finish rolling to smooth out the 'seam' on the baking paper/parchment that I've used to line the baking tray. Then I go back and do the next one and repeat until all are rolled up.
5. The real trick is to work quickly, while the dough is still warm. When it's warm, it's never crumbled on me.
6. Do an egg/milk wash and sprinkle with sesame seeds.
7. They're ready in about 14 minutes, maybe even less.Try these tips if you're having trouble!
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Tilly
February 17 2020
100% agree with all Bradley's tips. If you're looking for additional uses for this dough google Fat Head, for ideas on making crackers, pizza bases and more. It's very tasty and versatile.
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jjasminchang
May 12 2020
Normally sausages are processed and full of chemical, isn’t it? Its strange to see this recipe here..
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Crystal Pullen Team Diet Doctor
May 12 2020
Normally sausages are processed and full of chemical, isn’t it? Its strange to see this recipe here..
There are clean sausages available in most areas of the world though you will need to carefully read labels.
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Mortezah
August 1 2020
With shredded cheese in recipes like this, would shredded mozzarella work?
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Kerry Merritt Team Diet Doctor
August 1 2020
With shredded cheese in recipes like this, would shredded mozzarella work?
Yes, mozzarella would be fine!
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Pat
August 9 2020
Suggestion for non-dairy shredded cheese option
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Kerry Merritt Team Diet Doctor
August 9 2020
Suggestion for non-dairy shredded cheese option
I'm not aware of any non-dairy shredded cheese options, but be sure to check ingredients on anything you find.
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Luna bS
October 4 2020
Pat, we use vegan shredded cheese!
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Luna bS
October 4 2020
Does someone know how 'almond meal' translates into Swedish? We are trying to keep the budget down and use almond meal instead of almond flour, but cannot find it in Sweden - google translate gives me 'mandel mat' but no shop carries that and the few where we asked the salespersons where perplexed and apparently never heard of such a product. Thanks in advance!
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Kerry Merritt Team Diet Doctor
October 4 2020
Does someone know how 'almond meal' translates into Swedish? We are trying to keep the budget down and use almond meal instead of almond flour, but cannot find it in Sweden - google translate gives me 'mandel mat' but no shop carries that and the few where we asked the salespersons where perplexed and apparently never heard of such a product. Thanks in advance!
I get "mandelmål" when I use a translator. I'm not sure if that will help, but best of luck to you!
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Robert Pait
October 31 2020
I made it with 5 tablespoons of butter turned out fantastic all the other measurements were fine
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Diana
March 4 2021
I prepared these keto dogs last night. They came out pretty great! I used a mild cheddar cheese, as I had no mozzarella, and it worked very well. But I believe mozzarella will make the dough a bit more moist and also less "cheesy" (nothing wrong with that, though!)
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Courtney
July 18 2021
Worst Keto dough I have found. Way too much butter therefor the dough was incredibly wet and greasy. Impossible to wrap the dough around anything. Waste of time and ingredients.
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Kerry Merritt Team Diet Doctor
July 18 2021
Worst Keto dough I have found. Way too much butter therefor the dough was incredibly wet and greasy. Impossible to wrap the dough around anything. Waste of time and ingredients.
So sorry these didn't work out for you, Courtney!
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Paulette
October 22 2021
Does anyone know how many net carbs in this recipe! Thanks
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Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
October 22 2021
Does anyone know how many net carbs in this recipe! Thanks
The 7 in the colored circle on the recipe picture indicates that this is 7g net carbs per serving. You can also click the Nutrition+ tab under the list of ingredients.
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