Dilly Dog Open-faced Ciabattas. Chef Tom prepares the one and only T Bacons barbecue open face chili dog! Open Sourced. "A lying dog-faced pony soldier. No," Biden said, before acknowledging that some people were forced to change plans under the ACA.
Try the unique taste of your creations! Split each ciabatta roll and place cut side up onto a large baking sheet. Spread ricotta mixture over each roll, about ¼ Cup (*you probably won't use all of ricotta.). You can have Dilly Dog Open-faced Ciabattas using 9 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you cook it.
Ingredients of Dilly Dog Open-faced Ciabattas
- Prepare 4 of hot dog sausages (we use turkey).
- Prepare 3.5 oz. of shredded or cubed mozzarella cheese (or a blend of sharp Cheddar & Monterey Jack for some extra oomph).
- Prepare 2 tbsp of butter.
- It's 2 tsp of dill.
- You need of For serving:.
- Prepare 2 of small ciabatta breads (or 1 large one, halved).
- Prepare of mayo.
- It's of mustard.
- You need of ketchup.
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Dilly Dog Open-faced Ciabattas step by step
- Cut sausages in half, then lengthwise in fourths, to get "sticks"..
- In a pan, melt butter, add sausages and dill, sauté on medium heat..
- When the sausages are cooked, add the cheese and let it melt, stirring to get all that cheesy deliciousness uniformly mixed with the hot dogs!.
- To serve, cut open your ciabattas, add mayo and/or mustard to taste, place the cheesy dogs on top and splatter some ketchup on the whole shabang! Done! enjoy!.
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