National Sandwich Month — HOT DIGGITY DOGS!
With National Sandwich Month fast coming to a close, I decided to do a creative upgrade to the traditional HOT DOG as my last Sandwich Of The Week.
THE HOT DIGGITY DOG!
For my take on the Hot Dog sandwich I threw out all the traditional trappings — hot dog buns, mustard, sauerkraut, and relish! I started with Oscar Mayer All Beef Wieners (with no nitrates) and wrapped each in a slice of Sargento Natural Sharp Cheddar Cheese and then a slice of Oscar Mayer Ready-To-Eat Bacon (this way the cheese won’t melt away while the bacon is cooking) and placed them on a baking sheet and popped them into a 350F oven for about 15-minutes (or until the cheese starts to bubble.)
When the dogs were HOT DIGGITY, I removed them from the oven and placed each one on a slice of tomato on top of a half slice of sourdough bread which had been spread with Kraft’s Sandwich Shop Hot and Spicy Mayo. The other half slice of bread completed the sandwich.
I served with my special Ranchero Barbecue Baked Beans, chips, pickle wedges and stuffed olives and naturally ice-cold watermelon wedges and Mandarin Orange Iced Tea. It was perfect for a Sunday afternoon backyard picnic. It will also work for Labor Day picnics, especially if you don’t enjoy burning meat over a roaring fire.
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And for theme music …
And that wraps up yet another National Sandwich Month!
Posted on August 30, 2011, in LIFE WITH BOB and tagged Hot Diggity Dogs, National Sandwich Month, Sandwich of the Week. Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.

Congrats on completing your sandwiches for sandwich month. I have to say I don’t believe I’ve ever seen a tomato on a hot dog.
You might enjoy this if you haven’t seen it (courtesy Jeff): http://www.stltoday.com/news/multimedia/videos/#vmix_media_id=109119501
Sliced tomatoes are standard fare on Chicago style hot dogs which are “dragged through the garden.” Notice I didn’t add lettuce.
I’m actually going to the Garden this Sunday. The water lilies are at their peak.