For these nifty foil packs, small hands make quick work of topping potato wedges with a hot dog, onions and cheese. — Kelly Westphal, Wind Lake, Wisconsin
BBQ Hot Dog & Potato Packs Recipe photo by Taste of Home
1 package (20 ounces) refrigerated red potato wedges
4 hot dogs
1 small onion, cut into wedges
1/4 cup shredded cheddar cheese
1/2 cup barbecue sauce
Directions
Divide potato wedges among four pieces of heavy-duty foil (about 18 in. square). Top each with a hot dog, onion wedges and cheese. Drizzle with barbecue sauce. Fold foil around mixture, sealing tightly.
Grill, covered, over medium heat 10-15 minutes or until heated through. Open foil carefully to allow steam to escape.
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JGa2595176
Oct 3, 2019
Love this recipe for camping, or just a fun grill out. Have made with scouts too, easy prep and hearty meal.
loren
Apr 27, 2019
I see that some people baked this. Can anyone recommend how they did it?
PrplMonky5
Jul 7, 2018
These were pretty good, but I felt the amount of bbq sauce was a little overpowering. I had a bunch of fresh baby potatoes, which I boiled beforehand. After draining them, I rinsed them with cold water. Then I constructed the packets. I think this recipe could have gotten away with maybe just 1/2 the amount of bbq sauce. Some of our potatoes did stick, so next time I'll spray the foil like TGI mentioned below. I'm really looking forward to doing a sort of spin-off of this: precooked italian sausage, marinara in place of the bbq, mozzarella in place of the cheddar (pizza packets!).
TGI
Jun 28, 2018
My husband and I enjoyed these packets. I used regular red potatoes and microwaved them for two minutes, but would microwave them for about five minutes first since the potatoes were underdone. Had no problems with sticking because I sprayed the foil with cooking spray. Good dish for summer grilling.
dlynsmith9
Jun 19, 2018
This is a fast and easy all-in-one dinner during the hot temperatures. I parboiled raw potatoes for 10 minutes, and sautéed the onions for 10 minutes, but I did the rest as the recipe, and my husband said that it was a keeper.
hellie0h
Feb 28, 2018
Since I like all kinds of veggies I would add caramelized onions and peppers, a wedge of cabbage, potatoes and smoked sausage. As written, my grandkids would like it, sans onions. Tip, I caramelize a whole bag of onions, put in smaller containers and freeze. Same for bell peppers, take out as needed, a time saver.
mindysmama
May 3, 2017
Could this be baked in the oven? How long and at what temp? Thanks
JFitz256
Jul 17, 2016
We did the BBQ Hot Dog & Potato Packs....We changed it up alittle and added to it...we wrapped the Hot dogs with Bacon and also topped with dark brown sugar.... OMG
Reviews
Love this recipe for camping, or just a fun grill out. Have made with scouts too, easy prep and hearty meal.
I see that some people baked this. Can anyone recommend how they did it?
These were pretty good, but I felt the amount of bbq sauce was a little overpowering. I had a bunch of fresh baby potatoes, which I boiled beforehand. After draining them, I rinsed them with cold water. Then I constructed the packets. I think this recipe could have gotten away with maybe just 1/2 the amount of bbq sauce. Some of our potatoes did stick, so next time I'll spray the foil like TGI mentioned below. I'm really looking forward to doing a sort of spin-off of this: precooked italian sausage, marinara in place of the bbq, mozzarella in place of the cheddar (pizza packets!).
My husband and I enjoyed these packets. I used regular red potatoes and microwaved them for two minutes, but would microwave them for about five minutes first since the potatoes were underdone. Had no problems with sticking because I sprayed the foil with cooking spray. Good dish for summer grilling.
This is a fast and easy all-in-one dinner during the hot temperatures. I parboiled raw potatoes for 10 minutes, and sautéed the onions for 10 minutes, but I did the rest as the recipe, and my husband said that it was a keeper.
Since I like all kinds of veggies I would add caramelized onions and peppers, a wedge of cabbage, potatoes and smoked sausage. As written, my grandkids would like it, sans onions. Tip, I caramelize a whole bag of onions, put in smaller containers and freeze. Same for bell peppers, take out as needed, a time saver.
Could this be baked in the oven? How long and at what temp? Thanks
We did the BBQ Hot Dog & Potato Packs....We changed it up alittle and added to it...we wrapped the Hot dogs with Bacon and also topped with dark brown sugar.... OMG
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Easy, delicious. Nuff said!