I know that I’m referring to these as Leftover Halloween Candy Corn Dogs, but in reality I guess I should call them something more like “the candy I decided to keep for myself and not give out to the kids that came to my door during trick-or-treat corn dogs” instead.
The concept behind these is pretty simple — instead of skewering a hot dog, dipping it in corn dog batter and deep frying it I decided … CONTINUE READING »
The grocery store near my house recently had microwavable breakfast burritos on sale for 50 cents each, and seeing as how I’m physically unable to pass up a killer deal like that I decided that it was in my best interest to buy 20 of them.
Do you know what gets really boring really fast though? Eating the same burrito for breakfast every single morning, so by day 12 I decided that I needed to … CONTINUE READING »
I mentioned when I made my Flamin’ Hot Cheetos Breaded Jalapeño Poppers that I was recently forced — due to a sale that was way too good to pass up — to purchase ten bags of Flamin’ Hot Cheetos.
With so many bags of Cheetos sitting around I basically have two options. The first is to hang out on my couch munching on them while I watch Netflix and then inevitably get yelled at by my wife … CONTINUE READING »
Last month I made Pulled Pork Corn Dogs and after seeing how well those turned out I immediately started brainstorming ideas for other crazy corn dogs I could make in a similar fashion. Plus, I’d already invested $5 of my hard earned money in a sweet silicone popsicle mold
The process to make Macaroni and Cheese Corn Dogs was pretty much exactly the same as it was … CONTINUE READING »
Last summer I used Head Country Bar-B-Q sauce and seasoning to make a slow cooker full of amazing pulled pork that I then turned into Pulled Pork and Cornbread Shooters.
Recently they asked me to create another recipe and video for them, and immediately the idea of pulled pork fries came to mind. My plan was to make pulled pork, flatten it out in a glass dish, freeze it and cut it into French … CONTINUE READING »