Sonoran Hot Dogs with Homemade Pinto Beans


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These Sonoran Hot Dogs may be our new favorite hot dogs to make! Wrapped in bacon, perfectly cooked on the griddle, and …

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  1. @johndavidson940
    @johndavidson940 says:

    Looks great. Have not made a Sonoran Dog in several years. I need to change that. I am a griller guy. But am wanting to get into the griddle game to now. I have a folder on my work drive. It contains a lot of tips and tricks on how I do what I do and be the best at what I do.I am in the process of deleting that folder. That will be August or September when completely deleted. Then I am done. My retirement gift to myself will be a Black Stone Flat Top. Thank you for these videos. I learn a lot.

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  2. @rickzabala6020
    @rickzabala6020 says:

    No nitrites, 100% grass fed hotdog 🌭 I can do every once in a while. Sausages even better. Looks great. As an option could tear out some bread for better fit or put it all in a tortilla or pita bread.

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  3. @mikedelacruz3135
    @mikedelacruz3135 says:

    I’ve been waiting a HOT Min for this one my brotha ✊🏼🧐! Sonoran or even a Cali dog variation, YES PLEASE. I knew y’all would enjoy it. And shoot, I hope you can do a fry bread Indian/Navajo taco episode.. if that’s something you think you would like. I think you just might. Anywho, Super dope cook my guy…. Cheers y’all 👊🏼😎🤙🏼😊

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  4. @bradh74
    @bradh74 says:

    Baked beans with Hotdogs and Bacon would be a hit so why not the other way around? If you like the Black label bacon you'd like Wright and believe it or not Walmart's brand of thick sliced bacon they have in the 3lb packs is pretty good too. If you're trying to save calories Non-fat Greek yogurt (from a premium brand) is an awesome sub for sour cream! BTW it was great to see the Lady behind the camera! I was wondering if you were going to make Her like "Wilson" the neighbor in "Tool time" and have something blocking most of Her in every shot. lol Happy Birthday Special Lady!

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  5. @Robert-Harleyville
    @Robert-Harleyville says:

    Mmmmmmmm, That hot dog looked great, glad you liked Phoenix so much. You should have come up north a bit to Prescott, AKA, God's Country. But I'm glad you two enjoyed Arizona so much. We love it here. Take care and stay safe in East TN.

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  6. @pedrofuerza1651
    @pedrofuerza1651 says:

    Hey Neil, thanks from Germany for what you are doing. Beside all the cool recipes, I just bought a Spanish plancha flat top grill with a 12 mm rolled steel surface. Now, having it is one thing, mastering is another. I learned so much from your videos and I love watching them. Keep on cooking for is man!

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  7. @olddawgdreaming5715
    @olddawgdreaming5715 says:

    OH BOY, who-da thunk-it!!! This will be at the top of the TA-EET list. Glad you brought this idea back home with you. I literally can eat pinto beans 3 meals a day and will be eating them on a hotdog (which I detest) just because I remember how good they tasted when I was young 70 years plus ago. Plus with the Indian Fry Bread that doc says is not good for me at this age. I'm looking for a different doctor. Thanks for sharing with us. Fred.

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  8. @charlessims2021
    @charlessims2021 says:

    hey its chris, the one with the UT golf cart, got a ?, just got the 2024 blackstone pro series 36 inch giddle, and the grill top is warped, have you seen this before,? or can you look at it

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  9. @rpbonnette
    @rpbonnette says:

    Try not cutting the bolillo bun through all the way to the ends. Then stuff the hot dog down into the bun. And I’d guess the white sauce was probably Mexican Crema which is similar to what you made – a runnier version of sour cream with some lime added. We added or I had available, similar condiments for my friends to add, such as diced onion, jalapeños, Pico de gallo plus some shredded Mexican Blend cheese.

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  10. @rpbonnette
    @rpbonnette says:

    I just introduced our friends here in the RGV to Sonoran hotdogs a few weeks back. I cooked mine on my pellet grill though and used Costco 1/4+ pound all beef hot dogs. For buns I used bolillo rolls, widely available here in the Valley. I smeared refried beans on the buns for those that were “adventuresome” and they agreed, the beans were a great addition. Anyway, I’ll watch your video now and see how I could’ve improved my own version. FYI our first time eating them was in Tucson. They are great!

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  11. @BigPeter1313
    @BigPeter1313 says:

    We were issued those shocker racquets in Iraq during my first tour in '04 for the mosquitos that were all over the place. And yes, of course we would prank our buddies by sneaking up behind them and shock them. 😆😆 The dogs look great and I'm going to try them on the Blackstone.

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