Taco Burger Dogs

In Burgers, Sandwiches & Dogs by Mark MaskerLeave a Comment

Somebody somewhere decided that ground hamburger should be rolled into a hot dog shape and grilled accordingly. The layman’s term for this person is “backyard genius.” I thought I’d modify that idea further by using a taco theme for the fixins’. I’d have done a pizza one also but that just amounts to an Italian sausage sandwich, and, well that’s already been done, I think…

taco burger dog recipe
Taco Burger Dogs
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Heat Scale: Mild to Medium
Servings Prep Time
9 dogs 15 minutes
Cook Time
10-12 minutes
Servings Prep Time
9 dogs 15 minutes
Cook Time
10-12 minutes
taco burger dog recipe
Taco Burger Dogs
Print Recipe
Heat Scale: Mild to Medium
Servings Prep Time
9 dogs 15 minutes
Cook Time
10-12 minutes
Servings Prep Time
9 dogs 15 minutes
Cook Time
10-12 minutes
Instructions
  1. Preheat your grill for direct cooking.
  2. Mix the beef and the eggs in a bowl by hand. The eggs will act as a binder to hold the meat together on the grill.
  3. Divide the ground beef into eight or nine equal cylinders and coat each one in taco seasoning. Place a piece of plastic wrap slightly larger than a cylinder on a cutting board. Coat the plastic with some taco seasoning. Set the first cylinder on the wrap.
  4. Press the cylinder to flatten it and use your thumb to draw a trench down the center of it. Tear a slice of cheese into quarters. Fill the trench with two of the quarters. Use the plastic to roll the ground beef around the cheese. Repeat with all eight or nine cylinders.
  5. If you haven't already done so, slice the avocado thinly enough to get four slices per taco dog.
  6. Grill each burger dog for 4-6 minutes per side, lid on, just like you would with a burger or hot dog. During the last minute of grilling, toast the buns for 45-60 seconds.
  7. Place each finished dog in its respective bread product. Add the shredded cheese first so it melts, then finish each taco burger dog with the condiments and chow down.
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Managing Editor | Mark is a freelance journalist based out of Los Angeles. He’s our Do-It-Yourself specialist, and happily agrees to try pretty much every twisted project we come up with.

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