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Halal buffalo hot dogs

Hot dogs with Halal-certified beef or chicken sausages in brioche buns, a blue cheese and soured cream sauce with celery, buffalo hot sauce and crispy onions.

American · Main · Easy · 4 hot dogs · 35 min

Each method follows published technique for the dish, and every Halal substitution is checked against the ingredient pages we cite. Photographs come from our ingredient library rather than the finished dish.

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Why Halal checks matter here

A hot dog is only Halal when the sausage is a certified Halal beef or chicken product; ordinary sausages are often pork, or beef in pork casings, and the blue cheese depends on its rennet.

Halal-critical ingredients

Ingredients

Blue cheese sauce

Hot dogs

Method

  1. Make the sauce. Blitz the blue cheese, soured cream and mayonnaise in a food processor until smooth. Stir in the celery and season to taste.
  2. Cook the sausages. Cook the Halal sausages following the pack instructions until cooked through.
  3. Fill the buns. Split the buns and put a sausage in each.
  4. Sauce and top. Spoon over some blue cheese sauce, add a drizzle of buffalo hot sauce and top with the crispy fried onions.

Allergens

gluten (buns), milk (blue cheese, soured cream, brioche), egg (mayonnaise, brioche), celery

How this recipe was researched

Method from BBC Good Food's 'Buffalo hot dogs' by Esther Clark (serves 4: 50 g blue cheese, 50 g soured cream and 1 tbsp mayonnaise blitzed smooth with a finely chopped celery stick stirred in; 4 sausages cooked to the pack instructions; served in 4 brioche hot dog buns with the sauce, buffalo hot sauce and 2 tbsp crispy fried onions). We specified Halal-certified beef or chicken sausages and a blue cheese with no animal rennet. Timings follow the published technique rather than a kitchen test.

Photograph from our ingredient library: plain hot dogs with mustard, not the finished dish from this recipe.