Cheesy Hot Dog Wontons Recipe
I’m back from vacation, feeling behind on projects and housework, and battling a cold.
Before I curl up on the couch to get some much-needed rest (and to catch up on old Breaking Bad episodes) I wanted to share a really fun recipe with you.
About The Recipe: Cheesy Hot Dog Wontons
These hot dog wontons are a spin on pigs in a blanket. Although I love me some buttery crescent rolls, I wanted to try wrapping hot dogs in a wonton/egg roll wrapper.
Mostly because I love experimenting with wonton wrapper-based recipes. Here are some of my favorites:
- Banana-Nutella egg rolls
- Deep fried candy bars (Minnesota State Fair-inspired)
- Asparagus-cream cheese wonton fries
- Cheesy hot dog wontons
- Buffalo chicken wontons
- Mango chicken wontons
- Turkey and cranberry wontons
- Shrimp and cream cheese firecrackers
- Crispy wonton crackers
Does anyone have any other creative wonton wrapper recipe ideas? If so, I’d love to hear them in the comment section below.
What Kind Of Hot Dogs To Use
As you can see, I used regular, cheap-o hot dogs. They worked out pretty well, but I forgot that hot dogs expand when they’re baked. They tasted great – the cheese was oozing out of the wonton. But it was a little bit messy.
So when I make these next time, I’m going to use the longer, thinner hot dogs. (Like Nathan’s Famous Hot Dogs).
They’re a little more expensive, but I imagine they won’t expand as much as these.
Undoubtedly, I will be posting more wonton wrapper recipes in the future. It’s in my blood.
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Cheesy Wonton Hot Dogs
You can find egg roll wrappers in the produce section of the grocery store. I usually find them by the ginger, oddly enough. Look for any of the following brands: Nasoya, Frieda's or Melissa's.
Ingredients
- 8 hot dogs
- 8 large egg roll wrappers
- 1 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- Oil
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350F. To assemble hot dog wontons, lay an egg roll wrapper in front of you in a diamond shape. At one end, sprinkle on a couple of tablespoons of cheese. Lay the hot dog on the cheese. Fold the egg roll wrapper over the hot dog, and begin rolling up, folding in the sides as you get to them. Secure the edges of the egg roll wrapper with a bit of water. Continue assembling the rest of the hot dogs.
- Place the hot dog wontons on a large baking sheet that has been greased with oil. Using a pastry brush, brush each wonton generously with olive oil. Place in oven and bake for approximately 12 to 15 minutes, or until the egg roll wrapper is crispy and the hot dogs are hot in the center. Remove from oven and allow to cool for a couple of minutes before serving. Serve with ketchup, mustard, and other toppings, if desired.
9 Comments on “Cheesy Hot Dog Wontons Recipe”
These wonton snack/appetizers are Da Bomb! Great idea…give us more!
These look delicious. Definitely going to have to bust them out for some football games!
I am going to try a mini version of these with cocktail smokies. 🙂
I’m using the small wontons and cutting up the hot dogs into quarters for a quick kid-friendly appetizer. wish me luck and thanks for the idea!
What a great and yummy recipe. I love to try this for my son.
I’d add chili and onions and maybe a squirt of mustard.
Hi Haley
I am one who has joined the air fryer revolution and love everything about it and all of the experimenting. Knowing that I love crispy foods, my wife bought me some egg roll wrappers to play with. I’m not much for traditional egg rolls so I thought I’d have some fun with them.
First, I browned some ground beef and added a package of lipton onion soup mix and about a half cup of cheese. the result was nice and crispy deliciousness!
Next i used refried beans and cheese, I will never use tortillas again! haha. It was a nice remake of the chimichanga!
My immediate future plans are to try scrambled eggs with diced ham.
And it may sound strange but I plan also on using corned beef hash.
The wheels are spinning in my head!
THANK YOU FOR YOUR POSTINGS!
I split the dog and stuffed the cheese in and around, this kept it from expanding out so much and didn’t burst the wrapper
Great idea, Sandie! I’m going to try this method next time.