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Little Wienies and Barbecue Sauce (Frankfurters)

Little Wienies and Barbecue Sauce really go well together but first of all, for my international readers I’ll just explain the derivation of the word “Wienie”.A “Wienie” is a sausage that was originally manufactured in Vienna (In Austria, Vienna is spelled Wien). In essence it’s a very similar beast to good ole frankfurter that we find in our hot dogs.

So having broken that apart, it’s hot dogs with barbecue sauce – it makes a great alternative to ketchup or mustard and you can spice it up to suit.

Do I need to tell you how to make a hot dog? It's already cooked so it's just a matter of warming. Get your frankfurter or wienie (either warmed in water or from the barbecue), a long finger bread roll and the rest is up to the sauce.

For the barbecue sauce recipe I have a couple of favorites…………so here's little wienies or frankfurters with barbecue sauce just for you:-

Why not try a traditional barbecue sauce recipe

Or mustard barbecue sauce recipe

But if you really can't decide just check out all your options on my barbecue sauce recipe page

See Also:-

Sausage Grilling Tips
Grilling A Cumberland Sausage Ring

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