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Crispy Rice Paper Dogs

Hi, I’m Chanie and I’ve been trashing up hot dogs for years! I’ve worked as an ambassador for Abeles & Heymann and I love doing fun things with their dogs! (and salami, of course!). My kids are huge fans of franks in blanks (aka moses in a basket aka pigs in a blanket), so I came up with this gluten free and sushi-inspired version using rice paper. You can choose to dip them in sesame seeds, or not (my little ones preferred the plain version and my teens liked the sesame-coated), such a fun recipe!!

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Crispy Rice Paper Dogs

6 hot dogs, cut in half widthwise
12 sheets rice paper
oil for frying
black and white sesame seeds, optional
toppings: spicy mayo, sweet sauce, nori flakes

Method:

Soak rice paper in water until it’s pliable, about 1 minute. Wrap the hotdogs in rice paper like an eggroll, folding the sides in and wrapping around. Dip in sesame black and white sesame seeds if desired. Fry in a skillet with a little bit of oil, turning until crispy on all sides. Eat immediately.

NOTE: I have tried baking these and do not recommend baking for rice paper.

Related Recipes:

Bunless Fajita Dogs
Hot Dog Egg Rolls
Spiralized Spud Dogs

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Simple Jeweled Rice

My mom has been making this yummy rice for years. I had no idea that it was a version of Persian jeweled rice, but once I learned of the traditional Persian food, I realized that it’s the absolute perfect name for this recipe. Bejeweled with sweet and delicious dried fruits, this rice turns a simple side dish into a meal fit for a king!

I don’t even want to bring up Rosh Hashana because I cannot believe that it’s almost here. Where did the whole summer go?! But, sans the nuts, I do have to say that this would make a beautiful accompaniment to your yom tov seudah. Just thinking about sweet tzimmis and honey cake is making me pine for the sweet New Year. It’s just around the bend!

Simple Jeweled Rice

2 cups white rice, cooked according to package directions (I prefer Basmati)
1 medium onion, sliced into thin half-circles
1/2 cup pitted prunes (roughly chopped, if desired)
1/3 cup plump golden raisins or currants
1/4 cup pine nuts

Method:

Cook rice according to package directions (include salt and oil, butter or margarine). Set aside. Saute onion in oil until golden. Add prunes, raisins and pine nuts and stir until dried fruit has softened and nuts have toasted. Add mixture to the rice and serve.

NOTE: traditional Persian jeweled rice varies but most include a range of spices (cinnamon, allspice, coriander, cardamom, cumin, turmeric, saffron), nuts (pine nuts, pistachios, hazelnuts, almonds), dried fruit (raisins, craisins, dried cherries, barberries, apricots) as well as orange rind, shredded carrots, crushed rose petals and/or pomegranate seeds mixed into basmati rice. Persian rice is a lot more labor-intensive than my mom’s simple recipe. For a lighter and easier version, just saute any mixture of these spices, fruits, and nuts and mix into rice.

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