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The Pigs are Safe in the Barn
What you need:
1/2 cup unbleached flour
1 tablespoon corn meal
1 tablespoon oil
1/2-1 teaspoon sugar
1 teaspoon baking powder
4 vegan hot dogs, halved (I use Smart Dogs)
What you do:
1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Mix together all ingredients (except vegan hot dogs).
2. Add water little by little until a dough ball is formed. Roll the dough out as thin as you would a tortilla.
3. Wrap the dough around each dog 1/2. Bake 12-15 minutes, until golden.
Serve with your favorite condiments. I’m attempting Thai peanut sauce.
Preparation Time:
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Servings:
2
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SO HOW'D IT GO?
These are pretty decent. I want to try the different brands of vegan dogs, though. I used Smart Dogs.
I didn't have any corn meal, so I used more flour. I want to use corn meal next time, though, because I mine taste a little too floury. I think the dough could use some extra flavor. I was going to add parsley flakes and garlic powder but forgot!
I put mustard on mine and drizzled with hot sauce. Yum!
i was under the impression that corn flour was corn meal that is finely ground-- corn meal has a coarser texture. also, polenta, to my knowledge, is a form of cooked corn meal (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polenta).
The bag of cornmeal I currently have in my cupboard says CORNMEAL as the main text, then underneath (Polenta). So, I think perhaps the package is just saying you can make polenta with this cornmeal...? ??? It does look a little courser than typical, finely ground cornmeal.
At any rate, I'm sure some sort of ground cornmeal will work for this! It's just to give it that "corn dog" taste. :)
sorry, didn't realize there was a thread that basically said what i just wrote
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i was under the impression that corn flour was corn meal that is finely ground-- corn meal has a coarser texture. also, polenta, to my knowledge, is a form of cooked corn meal (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polenta).
i think you could use corn flour here, or just all regular flour, but i like the texture of corn meal.
I just got it! Now I know what cornmeal ism, thanks! :-D It was so easy...
Thanks a lot, JessaCita! I'll try to look it up with that name. ;)b
Hi, everyone! Just a question...I'm from Mexico and I don't really understand what corn meal
is. I'm guessing is like corn flour but I'm not sure...anyone cna help me? :-\ Thanks a lot!
I'm actually not sure what corn flour is, but cornmeal is what you use when making corn bread. It is also called polenta sometimes. I hope that helps!
P.S. I just Googled this, and it appears that cornmeal & corn flour are the same thing. :)
Hi, everyone! Just a question...I'm from Mexico and I don't really understand what corn meal
is. I'm guessing is like corn flour but I'm not sure...anyone cna help me? :-\ Thanks a lot!
i used smart dogs and these are a great "junk food craving" food!
I needed something to cheer me up and I happened to have all the ingredients on hand so I had to try this. These were very good. They were so easy. I used Worthington Loma Linda Linkettes. The dough cooked so well and it was really light and flakey. It was very soft and very tasty. I was able to make 8. Thanks!
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