There’s nothing more fun than trying to cook everything on a stick or over a fire. Ditch the bun and have some fun making this hot dog on a stick on your next camping trip!
Hot Dog on a Stick: Camping Recipe Kids Will Love
My boys love cooking over a fire. Whether we are out camping or just enjoying a fire in the backyard fire pit, they are always wanting to cook something on a stick. They love to roast marshmallows and hot dogs, but we decided to mix things up a bit and instead of roasting hot dogs the traditional way, we used crescent rolls to make a hot dog on a stick.
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Supplies Needed to Make Campfire Hot Dog on a Stick
- Hot Dogs
- Crescent Rolls
- Extra Long Skewer Sticks
- A Fire (But I’m guessing you knew that. 😉 )
How to Make Hot Dog on a Stick
- Begin by putting your hot dog on a skewer stick the long ways.
- Next, take two crescents (uncooked) and mold them into a ball of dough.
- Flatten with your hands until the dough makes a square.
- Place hot dog on the edge of the square and roll it up until you reach the end of the dough.
- Another way you can do this is take one crescent and roll it out into a long string and then wind it around the hot dog.
- You can either wrap in tin foil and place in the fire for 3-5 minutes, hold it over the fire in a traditional manner, or use a grilling surface over the fire (which is what we did).
- Cover in your favorite condiment and enjoy!
Hot Dog on a Stick Printable Recipe
Hot Dog on a Stick: Camping Recipe Kids Will Love
Ingredients
- Hot Dogs
- Crescent Rolls
- Extra Long Skewer Sticks
- A Fire (But I’m guessing you knew that. 😉 )
Instructions
- Begin by putting your hot dog on a skewer stick the long ways.
- Next, take two crescents (uncooked) and mold them into a ball of dough.
- Flatten with your hands until the dough makes a square.
- Place hot dog on the edge of the square and roll it up until you reach the end of the dough.
- Another way you can do this is take one crescent and roll it out into a long string and then wind it around the hot dog.
- You can either wrap in tin foil and place in the fire for 3-5 minutes, hold it over the fire in a traditional manner, or use a grilling surface over the fire (which is what we did).
- Cover in your favorite condiment and enjoy!
We love this twist to a camping favorite! Your kids will love making hot dog on a stick at your next camp-out!
If you love to camp, but don’t love the stress of camping with kids, our Camping Made Easy printable pack is the perfect solution! It is full of everything you need to make camping fun and stress-free including packing lists, camping menu, games and activities, camping crafts, campfire songs and so much more!
And always be prepared with plenty of entertainment for your kids for when the novelty of sleeping outside wears off and they start to get bored.
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Morgan says
How fun is this! I love how simple this is, as well!
Pat says
This looks like a winner to me! Our grandchildren are visiting over the 4th of July and this will be so much fun!
Thanks for the wonderful idea!
Marie says
Omgosh, how much fun! This is such a great way to dress up some campfire hotdogs. Thanks for sharing this with us at Merry Monday!
Karly says
This is a super fun idea! Thanks for linkin’ up with What’s Cookin’ Wednesday!
Merit says
What a fun recipe for the kids – thanks for sharing this over at #HomeMattersParty
Crystal@WhatTreasuresAwait says
Ok, we are so doing this the next time we camp! And not just for the kids…I want one too! 🙂 Thanks for sharing at Welcome Home Wednesdays!
Heidi says
We don’t have crescent rolls in Australia, is it just puff pastry ?
Kara says
It would be better with some type of dough. Do you have frozen dough there? I’m afraid the puff pastry wouldn’t hold together over the fire, but I could definitely be wrong. We’ll have to experiment. 🙂