Wiener dog is one of the items that I pack into my son's lunch box quite often! Not only because it takes so little time to prepare, but also it can be kept in room temperature for quite a few hours.
How do you like these little guys? It only take a few extra minutes to transform a wiener dog into these cute little bite size treats!
用小熱狗做的章魚和蟹....很簡單哦!
You can use either pork or beef dog. Veggie dog won't turn out good.
Tip: Half frozen wiener is much easier to cut!
Cook for a few minutes, then they are cute enough to be served!
If you have extra time, you can add some decorations.
I used cheese and black sesame seeds to make eyes and mouths. Pancake syrup was used as glue.
This is also a quick and easy appetizer recipe for kids party!
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So cute and thanks for the detailed instructions!
ReplyDeleteMy girl crazy about the octopus sausages, every time we went to japanese restaurant, she sure wanted to order the octopus sushi (this kind of octopus topping on the rice).
I have seen cutters that make these, but never tried cutting them free hand...Very cute.
ReplyDeleteThank you both ^^
ReplyDeleteTo Casey, I haven't seen any Japanese restaurant here serve the kind of sushi you talked about. I bet every single kid will order that when they see it on the menu!
Dear Bo, I actually think it's easier to cut this design free hand. Besides, it's easier to wash knife then cutter ;p
Great as usual!!!
ReplyDeleteGosh this is so cute!! <3
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I found you. I'm always on the look out for more mommy-food bloggers.
ReplyDeleteI was just thinking that I needed to learn how to make these, and this came at the perfect time! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThank you both very much! I hope you all find it's easy to make these wiener guys :D
ReplyDeleteSO cute! (of course) I posted a link on ediblecrafts.craftgossip.com :)
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable! I love the crab in particular. :D Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThese turned out so cute!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I like your blog!
ReplyDeleteI think I just threw up in my mouth a little bit.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for droping by :D Really appreciate your comments!
ReplyDeleteThe octopi are adorable! I always see this in manga when the characters are making bento boxes. I'm definitely going to try this out the next time I have hot dogs :D.
ReplyDeleteWow...I haven't watched Japanese cartoon for a long time. I do remember Sakura momoko loves hot dog octopus!
ReplyDeleteYou could probably also used a dollop of mustard for the eyes and for the octopus mouth.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea! thank you .
ReplyDeleteI had the mustard comment. Tried making these tonight and oh goodness, they were AWESOME! I made 2 hot dogs. One for tonight and one for school lunch. She ate BOTH of them! And she has never even eaten one full hot dog before. Her comment, "They taste better when they are cute."
ReplyDeleteI don't know if our hot dogs are smaller, since they were local, free range, organic... but when I made 2 crabs, they didn't look like anything. So on the 2nd hot dog, I cut it in thirds and had a bigger middle piece. That one looked exactly like the picture. Also, using the organic, pure maple syrup, it wasn't sticky enough to make anything stick. So the mustard worked great for eyes and a dab of organic ketchup for the mouth.
My kiddo was so proud of her sea creatures. She was showing them off to my husband (who thought they were so funny!). And then she wanted to know when she takes them for lunch if she can show her friends.
I wound up making 2 more hot dogs after my kiddo went to bed. One for her lunch, and didn't want to leave my husband out of the fun, so made him one too.
This is one of the reason I started this blog....just imagining the big smiles on kids' face gives me a even bigger smile :D I'm so happy that your daughter and your husband like the idea. Hope you can find some more useful ideas here in the future. Also, thank you so much for the comment.
ReplyDeleteI've been making the octo-dogs for a while, but was looking for another animal - love the crabs!! So cute! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteHi Carole, thank you for dropping by and the comment. So glad you liked these crabs!
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Looks awesome, I like when creativity is use when cooking.
ReplyDeleteI do enjoy play with my food ^,^ Thank you for the comment!
ReplyDeleteLove your creativity when dealing with food, it looks almost cute-like art, very good.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! My 2 year old's birthday is in a few weeks and these will go GREAT with our Pirate theme! :)
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed it. I put a link to my site to here so other people can read it. Good oh,Thanks for sharing your article.
ReplyDeletehey buddy,this is one of the best posts that I’ve ever seen; you may include some more ideas in the same theme. I’m still waiting for some interesting thoughts from your side in your next post.
ReplyDeleteWhat did you use for the octopus head-dress? Looks kind of like starburst.
ReplyDeleteThey are food picks
ReplyDeleteMine did not come out as great as yours but I will try again!!! I linked to this post on my blog :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent post. Hope to see a lot more good posts in the near future.IT Support
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