There are so many ways to cook a hot dog, it's easy to scoff when you hear a new one, but this method comes from Hebrew National, so you know it's good.

It’s summer, and that means one thing in my book: Hot dogs. Don’t get me wrong, I love a good dog anytime of year, but there’s something extra-special about enjoying one (topped with mustard AND ...

The humble hot dog has been an American staple for over a century, yet many people still haven't mastered the art of cooking them properly. Each cooking method produces dramatically different results ...

Do you got that dog in you? Well, it's National Hot Dog Day on July 17, so maybe you should. Hot dogs are "high culture, they're low culture, they're sports food and they're hangover food," writes ...

The hot dog's origins got cooking in Europe, and those in Frankfurt, Germany, and Vienna (locally known as "Wien"), Austria, both lay claim to introducing the world to the frankfurter and the wiener, ...

As American as apple pie, hot dogs are a cornerstone of the country’s pride. Especially on the Fourth of July, when the grill becomes sacred ground and messing them up is practically unpatriotic.