So a corn dog walks into a breakfast bar and………….
Hey guys guess what, all your childhood dreams just came true!…..Yes, you can have your breakfast on a stick! I feel like today’s recipe pretty much speaks for itself but at the same time there are so many words I want to use to describe it to you. Some of you may be familiar with this very American eccentricity of a food but then there are probably a few of you shaking your heads in disbelief at me.
Does something still qualify as a breakfast food if it’s been deep-fried? Well, I guess the world seems to consider doughnuts an acceptable start to the day, so that’s a yes right? Hey, and don’t they say you should eat these kinds of things earlier rather than later? It’s all about balance. So we’re all good with this right? Okay then…..enter: Homemade Breakfast Dogs: The even greater beloved cousin of the corn dog!!!!
Can I just say that these are a little tiny bit life-changing!!!!! Like, after you make them it’s hard to imagine ever going back to a plain old corn dog, ever again, forever. The boys are still raving about them and begging for more. I’ve been planning to make them for a while but they just scream Father’s Day to me so I was saving them to share closer to June. Also, these were what I made for our house guests on their first morning here. Some of you may remember me mentioning that my sister’s in-laws are staying for a few weeks. Yeah, it’s been really fun having more people to taste my craziness and I wanted to start with these because I knew they’d be unforgettable, which they were. So much so that I’ll never hear the end of it until I restock ingredients and make them again.
Okay, I know that the name is a bit of a mouthful but ‘B-Dogs’, or even ‘Breakfast Dogs’, just didn’t seem like enough of an explanation for what these are. I ran out of room in my title to mention that I also made you this amazing vanilla honey butter to dip them in. I mean, you could obviously just dunk them in maple syrup but those of you who’ve been around before know that maple syrup and maple extract are two things that I ration heavily, because you can’t buy them where I live. I thought, since there’s already a lot of maple flavor in them they’d be really good with a more mild flavored dip, and I was right. The recipe has plenty of maple going on between the sausage and the batter to stand out on its own so the honey butter is a great compliment. You canNOT skip it! <-TRUTH
Something you can skip is the homemade sausage if you really want to keep things extra simple. Personally, I like to have control over the meat and seasoning that goes into my sausage (well, that and you can’t buy breakfast sausage here.), but I do understand that some of you may not have the time to do this step and I’d hate that to deprive you of trying these. Either way, I really think this is hands-down one of the most ultimate breakfasts you could make for your loved ones for any day that you need a major dose of comfort food. [P.S. There are no laws that say you can’t eat them any time of day that you want. Can you say ‘most epic dinner ever!‘?]
As always, the recipe is available upon request. The first request gets an upvote.
ALL CONTENT IS MINE AND ORIGINAL! All of these food photos were taken with my Nikon D5300 and my favorite Lens, the Nikon AF-S FX NIKKOR 50mm f/1.8G. You can find out more in my INTRO POST. And by the way, my intro post did a huge $0.21
Don't forget to check out my other recent food posts:
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Vietnamese Pork Banh Mi + Tahini Sriracha Mayo (FOOD PHOTO SHOOT)
Creamy Chicken Taquitos + Cilantro Avocado Hummus (FOOD PHOTO SHOOT)
Homemade Peanut Butter Crunch Breakfast Cereal (FOOD PHOTO SHOOT)