HAWAIIAN HOT DOGS
My ex-father-in law introduced me to these many years ago, so now I am sharing, I could not believe that this was not already posted. Pardise on a bun!
Provided by Mean Mary
Categories < 30 Mins
Time 20m
Yield 4-8 serving(s)
Number Of Ingredients 5
Steps:
- Slit each hotdog almost in half lengthwise, leaving it in still one piece but opened up like a book.
- Use about 1 rounded teaspoon of crushed pineapple in each hotdog. Close the hotdog, surrounding the pineapple and wrap with a piece of bacon. Secure both ends with a pointed end toothpick and grill until bacon is semi-crisp.
- I think that the buns are optional, particularly if you are doing the low carb thing, but they do make it easier to eat and hold all the other goodies like pickle relish, mustard and salsa.
- Of late, I have been partially cooking the bacon ahead of time and then wrapping it around the filled hotdog. If you do it that way, you can always place the filled tubes of joy in a covered baking dish and put them in the over @ 350 degrees for 15-20 minutes.
HAWAIIAN DOG
Catch you later, ketchup! Dress up your dog with this fresh topping and you'll never go back to a simple squirt again! Also try a Frank and Beans, Mexican Charred-Corn Dog, Reuben Dog, and Banh Mi Dog.
Provided by Martha Stewart
Categories Food & Cooking Lunch Recipes
Number Of Ingredients 7
Steps:
- Lightly oil pineapple wedges and red onion rounds and grill until tender. Chop and season with sugar, salt, and cayenne pepper. Place cooked hot dogs in buns and top with pineapple mixture.
HAWAIIAN HOT DOG
Provided by Food Network
Time 40m
Yield 10 sevings
Number Of Ingredients 11
Steps:
- Cut all fruit and vegetables into large pieces and lightly grill with salt and pepper.
- Cut grilled items into 1/2 inch cubes and add to a large bowl.
- Mix all ingredients in Hawaiian Salsa recipe in a bowl.
- Toast KING'S HAWAIIAN Hot Dog Buns and set aside.
- Grill hot dogs and build with salsa topping last.
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- Poi. The staple and traditional filler starch dish in Hawaiian cuisine is something known as poi. Poi is a thick paste made from taro root (similar to a yam or potato but with a starchy-er flavor) that is either steamed or baked and pounded.
- Laulau. Traditional Hawaiian food would not be complete without a dish known as laulau — it’s one of my personal favorite dishes on this Hawaiian food list.
- Kalua pig. Another giant of Hawaiian cuisine is the famous pork dish known as Kalua Pig. Cooked in an underground oven (known as an imu), the pork slow roasts so it becomes extremely tender and retains a remarkable smoky flavor.
- Poke. Poke is the Hawaiian version of Japanese sashimi (raw fish) — and for myself, it doesn’t get much better than poke — I’m in love and addicted. Every time I come back to Hawaii to visit family, poke is just about the first food I want to eat.
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- Chicken long rice. Chicken long rice is not a traditional Hawaiian food recipe, but it has weaved its way into becoming a norm at many Hawaiian luaus and meals.
- Fruit (like pineapple and lilikoi) Topping off a great Hawaiian meal, it’s a very pleasant necessity to enjoy some freshly grown Hawaiian fruit. The islands of Hawaii were formerly famous for their fruit, but as land and labor became too expensive, the fruit industry in Hawaii started to decline.
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- In a small mixing bowl, combine the chopped pineapple, jalapeno, cilantro, bacon bits, red onion, and honey and mix together. Add a pinch of salt to taste.
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- All-Natural Shave Ice. Hawaii’s iconic frozen treat is now part of the Islands’ farm-to-table movement. It’s becoming easier to get a bowl of finely shaved ice over which housemade, all natural, locally sourced syrups are generously poured.
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- In a medium bowl, combine the pineapple, red onion, jalapeno, lime juice and cilantro. Mix well. Refrigerate until serving time.
- Wrap each hot dog in a slice of bacon, overlapping slightly. Secure the loose end with a toothpick. Grill, turning occasionally, until the bacon is crisp and the hot dog is heated through.
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- Malasada. Deep-fried, dusted in sugar, and often filled with sweet flavored custard, malasadas are the Portuguese version of a donut. These tasty treats were originally reserved for the plantation workers who came over from Portugal in the 1800s until Leonard Rego opened Leonard’s Bakery on Oahu in 1953 and made them available to the masses.
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