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I just purchased a little ice cream shop that also serves “hot dogs”
Their idea of cooking the dog is to take it out of the freezer, rinse it off, and microwave it for about 75 seconds or so. This was a change from the previous method of steaming the dogs. Apparently, they were throwing too many dogs away.
These are the options I have to cook them.
1) Leave the status quo and just microwave them
2) Go back to steaming the dogs and hope that I am not wasting dogs at the end of the day.
3) Deep Frying in my auto fry fryer.
4) Either use a small griddle or sandwich press type grill and cook them to order that way.Thoughts and opinions.
Thanks in advance
The style of cooking your dogs is open to how you want to make them. I think the key point is to make a record of how many you are selling on average to avoid unsold dogs. Why not take the days average and put them in the fridge so that they are not frozen? Good Luck DD