Hot dogs recipe (frikandel)

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  • Cuisine: Dutch
  • Prep Time: 2 hr(s) 30 min(s)
  • Cook Time: 5 min(s)

Frikandel is a popular Dutch hot dog. The Dutch rank it as one of their most popular fast foods. These hot dogs, which use skinless sausages, can be found in all hot food machines throughout Holland. 

Ingredients

400g lard
600g chicken mince
600g veal mince
6 eggs
6 small potatoes, cooked
10g nutmeg
Piccalilly, ketchup or mayonnaise, to serve

Preparation

Mix all ingredients well in a mixer.

Place the sausage meat on some plastic cling wrap.

Roll the plastic cling wrap around it and twist the ends. Flatten slighly for a typical frikandel shape.

Leave to stiffen up in the fridge for 2 hours.

Grill on the barbecue or frying pan for 3 minutes each side.

Serve with piccalilly, ketchup or mayonnaise.
 


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