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I Made Pigs In Blankets


jkmunchkin

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So I decided to see if I would be able to make pigs in blankets for New Years. Well it was a success. I used Chebe frozen breadsticks for the dough. I just let the bread sticks thaw out, then took 2 breads sticks together, smooshed them down a bit, and wrapped around the mini hotdog. Then baked according to the directions on the back of the Chebe package. They were great!!

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Ursa Major Collaborator

I'm glad your experiment was a success. It sounds really nice.

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I have to ask - what are pigs in blankets ??????????

Ursa Major Collaborator
I have to ask - what are pigs in blankets ??????????

You know, Georgie, little piglets you wrap up in a warm blanket when they get cold, especially in winter. :ph34r::lol::P

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You know, Georgie, little piglets you wrap up in a warm blanket when they get cold, especially in winter.

:lol: :lol: :lol: Come'n - tell !!!

jkmunchkin Rising Star
I have to ask - what are pigs in blankets ??????????

Hehe!! Ursula you are to funny.

Pigs in a blanket are those little hot dogs that have dough wrapped around them. They're served as h'ourduerves (sp?) at parties and stuff.

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You know, Georgie, little piglets you wrap up in a warm blanket when they get cold, especially in winter. :ph34r::lol::P

:lol::lol: We used to put our little piglets under a heat lamp, they tend to try and eat the blankets :lol:

Congratulations on the experiment. Isn't it super when things actually work the first time! :P


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I love them in Chebe bread. I even had my less than understanding brother eat one, yes just one, last year and say they were pretty good. granted he hasnt touched them since then. His loss. I will, however, be making them again for the Superbowl!

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