CONEY DOG

By That Bloody Botak

 CONEY DOG 




A&W's coney dog was a childhood favourite! It's a rare treat, but savoured every time I get it. At that time, it looks really big, but the bigger I got, the smaller it became😜😜😜. So this time I'm making my own. Out with the puney sausage, in comes an eight inch sausage with cheese. Regular hotdog buns? No way! I got these buns from Aeon's in-house bakery! Bigger, fluffier and tastier that the normal off the rack hot dog buns! I made my own chilli with minced pork as I don't have minced beef lying around. Turned out really good too! Buying spices like paprika, onion and garlic powder can be costly at the supermarket, so I get mine at bake with yen..... Cummin is cheap at lotus's. The rest of the stuff I have lying around tye kitchen. Once you e made this, u won't want to pay for coney dogs at A&W's again! 



Ingredients 

2 teaspoons cummin powder 

1 teaspoon paprika 

1.5 teaspoon onion powder 

1.5 teaspoon garlic powder 

3 tablespoons tomato ketchup 

1 tablespoon mustard 

Half teaspoon dark soy sauce

200g minced pork 

1 tablespoon Lea & Perrins 

Half teaspoon salt 

1.5 teaspoon Tabasco sauce 

Water 

Sliced cheddar 

Jumbo cheese sausage 

Chopped onions 

Chopped spring onions 

Hotdog buns 



Method 



Mix all the spices, tabasco, Lea and Perrins sauce, salt, ketchup, mustard, minced pork with enough water to just cover the pork in a pan before u turn on the stove. Make sure all the pork is nicely broken up. Add more water if necessary. Don't worry if there's too much water as it will cook off and dry up. Once that's done u can turn on the stove and cook it down. Add the dark soy sauce for a bit of color



Boil up a pan of water and put the sausages in till it's cooked 



Slice up a bun, put 2 slices of cheese, the sausage, the cooked chilli, garnish with chopped onions, spring onions and mustard if u like and ita ready to eat!



Boy! Was that a satisfying coney dog! Just one is really filling, compared to the now tiny looking ones at A&W😜😜😜. And it didn't take long to make too!


Try it! It's really good! Enjoy, everyone, take care and stay safe!











These recipes are good for those who want to cook for one or two without going all out but still wanting to enjoy good food. Simple to prepare and tasty food every time!

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