Mummy Dogs Recipe: A Spooky Delight for Halloween

Oct 30, 2023 | Appetizers, Recipes | 0 comments

 

If you're in search of a fun and ghoulish treat to celebrate Halloween, look no further than our Mummy Dogs recipe. These delectable morsels, wrapped in flaky crescent roll dough, make for the perfect spooky snack. Here's how to create this eerie and tasty delight:

Ingredients

Instructions

  • Get Your Oven Ready: To kick off this spine-tingling culinary journey, set your oven to a toasty 375°F (190°C).
  • Crescent Creativity: Grab your crescent roll dough and carve it into strips roughly 1/4-inch wide, ready to wrap up our mummy creations.
  • Wrap it Up, Mummy-style: Let your artistic spirit run wild as you encase the hotdogs with the dough strips. Embrace the beauty of the irregular, as the messier and more whimsical your wrapping, the better - it's all about achieving that spine-chilling mummy look.
  • A Golden Transformation: Pop your wrapped mummy dogs on a baking sheet and slide them into the preheated oven. Let them bake for 8-12 minutes, or until the dough takes on a spellbinding golden glow.
  • Eyes That Haunt: While your mummy dogs are still warm, bring them to life by adding those eerie edible eyeballs. These little details will truly make your mummies come to life.
  • Spice and Sizzle: For that extra kick of flavor and a pinch of spookiness, generously dash some of the sensational Slap Ya Mama Cajun Hot Sauce onto your mummy dogs.
  • Serve Your Macabre Masterpieces: Gently place your delicious mummy dog creations on a serving platter and present them with flair. These Mummy Dogs are an age-old classic, and they never fail to tantalize taste buds. Share them immediately with your guests, and prepare for the ultimate Halloween culinary adventure!
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