Cooking for a large group doesn't have to be an ordeal. Get your hot dogs prepped before time and keep them warm with this ...

On the Fourth of July alone, around 150 million hot dogs will be eaten. So, in preparation for your next cookout, here's a guide on grill time for hot dogs. Start the day smarter. Get all the news ...

Grip oiled paper towel with tongs and carefully apply oil to grill grate to make sure bacon does not stick while cooking. Cut a couple slits into each hot dog so they won’t burst while grilling.

Slightly toss the chicken sausage in boiling water for 2 minutes. Meanwhile cut the hot dog bun in half lengthwise from the top and warm it a bit. 2. Heat the hot plate, pour oil and grill the sausage ...