Halloween Mummy Hot Dogs

Halloween Mummy dogs make a perfect, kid-friendly Halloween meal! All you need is refrigerated bread stick dough (to resemble bandages), hot dogs and mustard. 
Last night we had Halloween Mummy Dogs for dinner. I know Halloween is still two weeks away, but we just couldn't resist having this fun little treat. I told the kids I wanted to make these and they were so excited. These yummy little mummies are the perfect kid friendly dinner meal or you can serve them at your next Halloween party. Either way they are sure to be a big hit.

These little mummy dogs are made with refrigerated bread stick dough and hot dogs. That's it just two ingredients making this recipe a snap to prepare, and it is even more fun to eat! 
If you can't find bread stick dough then you can also use refrigerated crescent dough. I cut my dough into smaller strips to resemble true mummy bandages.

We were originally going to have these on Halloween night, but the kids wanted to stick to our tradition of ordering pizza instead. Maybe your family has been invited to a Halloween party and you still need a few ideas. Mummy dogs would be the perfect treat. I know for sure if you show up with these guys at your next party you will definitely be the cool mom.

Carson was my helper for the night and I must say he is excellent at wrapping bandages. I have included some step by step photos of just how easy it is to make mummy dogs.

Unroll bread stick dough and separate at perforations creating 12 strips.
With knife or pizza cutter, cut each bread stick in half making two thinner strips of dough. You will now have 24 strips of thin bread sticks.

Starting at one end wrap 2 strips of dough around each hot dog to look like "bandages," stretching dough slightly to completely cover hot dog.


About 1/2 inch from one end of each hot dog, separate "bandages" so hot dog shows through for the "face." Place mummy dogs on a large baking sheet sprayed with cooking spray. Bake 13 to 17 minutes or until dough is light golden brown.

Let the mummy's cool and add mustard or ketchup eyes. Serve with macaroni and cheese or french fries. Which ever way you serve these yummy little guys the kids will be so excited. You can also  cut the hot dogs in half and make mini mummies.

Yield: 10 - 12
Author: Tina Butler | Mommy's Kitchen
Yummy Mummy Hot Dogs

Yummy Mummy Hot Dogs

Halloween Mummy dogs make a perfect, kid-friendly Halloween meal! All you need is refrigerated bread stick dough (to resemble bandages), hot dogs and mustard.
Prep time: 17 MinCook time: 15 MinTotal time: 32 Min

Ingredients

  • 1 -11 oz can Pillsbury refrigerated bread sticks (12 count)
  • 10 - 12 hot dogs
  • non stick spray
  • mustard or ketchup for eyes

Instructions

  1. Heat oven to 375 degrees F. Unroll dough and separate at perforations creating 12 strips.
  2. Using a knife or pizza cutter, cut each bread stick in half making two thinner strips of dough.
  3. You will now have 24 strips of thin bread sticks. Wrap 2 strips of dough around each hot dog to look like "bandages," stretching dough slightly to completely cover hot dog.
  4. About 1/2 inch from one end of each hot dog, separate "bandages" so hot dog shows through for the "face." Place mummy dogs on a large baking sheet sprayed with cooking spray.
  5. Bake 13 to 17 minutes or until dough is light golden brown. When done let cool a bit and add some mustard or ketchup eyes. I used a toothpick and dipped it into the mustard.
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You can serve your Halloween Mummy Dogs with these cute Banana Ghosts and Clemetine Pumpkins. 



17 comments

Kim of Mo Betta said…
These are too cute! Only 1 of my 3 kids will eat hotdogs, but the other 2 might be tempted if we made these. I've seen so many cute Halloween ideas recently, I need to get busy!
Tina Butler said…
That is why I really wanted to get this posted. I know people are still looking around for some great food and party ideas.
Anonymous said…
oh my gosh, how cute are those!?!

anne
www.anniebakes.net
Kirby said…
We made these Sunday night and it was a huge hit with our kiddos! We used cresent rolls, I'll have to try it with the breadsticks!
Rhondi said…
Very cute idea!
Kimberly said…
This is a great idea! Thanks for sharing and I love your blog!
Fabulous Terrah said…
My boys and I loved these! Thank you for sharing. ♥!
dittydo said…
We had a Halloween Party at our Senior Citizens Apartment this past week. The manager made these. They were a hit. Cute and "Halloweenie" on the plate and yummy as could be. Not just a hit with the kiddos!
Anonymous said…
What a great idea! too cute :)
Darlene said…
What a CUTE idea and so perfect for a Halloween meal!!
deebeefromnc said…
Oh, Tina! What a great idea! I've GOT to make these for supper on Halloween! No kids here, but we are kids at heart and proud of it! LOL Carson is going to have lots of fun in the kitchen when he has kiddos of his own, isn't he? Thanks for another great post. I always look forward to the next one! We appreciate your hard work!! BTW Got to meet Christy Jordan last night in Asheville, NC. I see you will have your chance next week! Thanks for having her button on you page! Because of YOU, I got to meet HER!! Maybe, someday I'll have the honor of meeting you, too!!
Kim said…
I'm making these for a Halloween Party we are going to with the kids. They are going to be a big hit.
TidyMom said…
LOVE these!!!.....linked up to them on my post today! http://tidymom.net/2010/halloween-pumpkin-pancakes-with-black-cinnamon-syrup/
Anonymous said…
These are SO cute! We made something similar last year. Don't you just love Halloween?
These ROCK! Alex and Soph will love them when I show them to them...they are going to be our Halloween dinner, after some trick-or-treating :D

LOVE!

Thanks for sharing!
Catherine J said…
Thank for for your wonderful blog. I made these tonight and they were a big hit with the entire family, and so easy.

I had some string cheese to use up, so made a few mummys using the same process, and it also made excellent cheese sticks.