Chili Dogs with BEANS!

Yep, they both ate some Russ.

A variation of Russ's recipe;

Chili Beans and Weenies

3 19 0z. cans of Wolf Brand

3 cans of Ranch Style Original flavor

3 packs sliced John Morrell jumbos, my favorite cheep dog, nothing like BarS. This makes for lots of weenies in the mix.

Just mix, heat, and eat.

Optional toppings, chopped onions, jalapenos, grated cheddar, Fritos, Tony Chachere's Bold, ketchup. Hmm, maybe I should offer chopped celery?

This feeds 8 not so picky eaters. Depending on the kids present I might use a can of each of the 3 flavors of Ranch Styles.

I have never made this when someone didn't put some ketchup on it.

WARNING!!! Don't use a good natural casing hot dog for this stuff! That might be a crime in some states.

And... believe it or not, this dish gets requested at my house.
Joe

quote:

Originally posted by UncleVic

I've always been the neutral party, not caring if there was beans or not in my chili sauce... Figured it was a Northern thing to accept this fact. But today, I see this review by Al and Janet Bowen that shows me it goes way further south then the northern deal...

A definite beans in your chili dog is shown here from Tennessee. Not a dog you want to chow down driving down the road..
http://www.roadfood.com/Reviews/Writeup.aspx?ReviewID=3930&RefID=4005

Definetly not a drive-and-eat dog!

Is that a chili dog or chili with hot dog?

quote:

Originally posted by Russ Jackson

2 cans Kidney Beans with Juice
1 can Hormel Chili with Beans
1 28 oz Bottle Ketchup
1/4 cup cumin
1/4 cup store brand chili powder
Combine in Large sauce pan bring to heavy boil for 1 hour

Serve over Bar-S Hot Dogs (Availabe for 99 cents a pack)
Wonder Bread Buns
Top with processed cheese

...Russ

not bad, will have to try that recipe-thanks Russ

HDK.. Hard to tell.. But there is a bun and dog hidden somewhere in there.