This Chili Cheese Dog Bake is nothing short of amazing. Here’s the deal – it’s 7 simple ingredient, less than 30 minutes till it’s on your table, and WOW – it’s so delicious.
How To Make Chili Cheese Dog Bake
All beef hot dogs are wrapped up with cheese in some Pillsbury pizza dough, then baked on top of a bed of chili. I dressed up the tops of these with a quick melted butter that’s seasoned to perfection.
It’s everything you love about a classic chili cheese dogs, made into a comforting dinner that your whole family will love. Trust me, my whole family L.O.V.E.D this.
Just hop on over to Pillsbury where I’m sharing this jaw dropping recipe!
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Chili Cheese Dog Bake
Chili Cheese Dog Bake is a fun twist to the classic hot dog, but in casserole form!
- Prep Time: 10 minutes
- Cook Time: 20 minutes
- Total Time: 30 minutes
- Category: Dinner
- Cuisine: American
Ingredients
- 1 can (14 to 15 oz) chili, heated
- 1 can Pillsbury™ refrigerated classic pizza crust
- 4 Cheddar cheese sticks
- 4 all-beef hot dogs
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/4 teaspoon parsley flakes
Instructions
- Heat oven to 375°F. Spray 9-inch square or 11×7-inch (2-quart) glass baking dish with cooking spray. Pour hot chili into dish; spread evenly.
- Unroll dough; cut into 4 strips. Cut 1 cheese stick in half lengthwise; place 1 half on each side of 1 hot dog. Wrap pizza dough strip around cheese and hot dog, overlapping slightly in center. Repeat with remaining dough strips, cheese sticks and hot dogs. Place wrapped hot dogs on top of hot chili. (Chili must be hot.)
- Bake 15 to 20 minutes or until dough is light golden brown.
- Meanwhile, in small microwavable cup, microwave butter on High until melted. Stir in garlic powder and parsley.
- Remove baking dish from oven. Brush on top of each cheese dog with butter mixture. Serve immediately.
Nutrition
- Serving Size: 4
Kid Friendly
One Skillet
Pressure Cooker
Slow Cooker
9x13 Recipes
15 Minutes
30 Minutes
Freezer Friendly
I followed the instructions exactly as said. The dough came out nice on the outside but still uncooked on the inside. I even increased the temperature to 425 like the pizza dough calls for and put them back in for another 5 minutes and still came out uncooked on the inside.
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You’ll want to make sure you don’t overlap your dough too much in the center as this will cause the dough to not cook all the way in the center. Also, increasing the temperature would help with cooking the dough, but you’ll want to watch to make sure it doesn’t burn. Sorry it didn’t turn out as expected Brian, hopefully you’ll give it another try soon.
I have done this recipe a few times and changed it up each time. My guys love it! I have done it with pizza dough and also crescent rolls rolled out some. I use a different style cheese each time to see what taste better. Right now the shredded cheese is the winner!
Used crescent rolls and shredded cheddar cheese; this is definitely a keeper!!!
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So first time i mad this with crescent rolls it did fine second time soggy.
Youve got to cook it ontop of the chili vs chili around it.
Dont overlap when wrapping.
Besides that one time theyve come out great
I don’t have an oven, can this be cooked in a pan?
I’m not sure how you would get the pizza dough to rise in a pan… maybe you can grill them? Or do you have a toaster oven? You could cook the pizza dogs separately and cook the chili in a separate pan on the stove.
Hi! Do you think this would hold up as a freeze ahead meal? Trying to make life easier on my mom while she watches the kiddos and this caught my eye.
I think if you prebake and then freeze you should be good. You’ll want to just reheat in the oven until warmed throughout.
Dough will not cook in the chili. Cook the dogs and crescent rolls with cheese alone until bread is cooked and cook the chili separate. After the dogs and dough are finished, then add them to the chili and bake for 10 minutes. Viola.
This is a great solution if you’re finding that the dough is not baking through.
I made this yesterday and I ended up throwing it away. The dough was not fully cooked and it was awful. The dough was too thick after being wrapped around the hot dog so many times to be fully cooked.
You’ll want to not overlap the pizza dough around the hot dog, but just stick with one layer of dough. If you find that it’s not baked all the way through when taking out of the oven, just keep baking until the dough is cooked. Cover with foil if necessary if the dough is browning too much.
One layer of dough doesn’t even cook. I used wiener wraps (so they’re ones thin single layer) I flipped it and cooked it twice as long and still had raw spots we just had to pick out while eating. Not a chance that there’s any variation of this recipe that any amount of dough cooks through in the chilli. You should probably remove and rework this recipe so that dough is layered on top or the wrapped hot dogs are cooked and chilli is poured on top. It was tasty and I like all of the elements, but I’d never cook them in the chilli again.
I’ve never had an issue with the dough not being cooked all the way, but I’ll update the recipe to hopefully correct some of the issues others have been having.
I am in the process right now of making this. After a full 20 minutes, only the top of each was cooked. I ended up flipping them over and now waiting for ten more minutes. Hoping they are done by then
Delicious! Made for family and daughter’s friend. All loved. I added a couple extra hot dogs and cheese sticks and cut pizza dough into more strips. I also rolled the dough out a bit with rolling pin to stretch and thin
I tried last night with pizza dough; the bottom did not cook all the way through. 🙁
If that happens you can cover with foil and continue baking until the bottoms are cooked through.
Can you use crescent rolls instead of pizza crust?
The pizza dough will stand up better in the chili than the crescent dough.
I’ve used crescent rolls and they held up just great. Adds a little more flavor.
what brand f chili was used???? I love your osts…
I like to use the chili without beans for this recipe.
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Tried these with grandkids, were not good. Pizza dough did not bake and was far too much dough.
Looks like a heart attack waiting to happen. I’m going for the large pan!!
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Oh yes!! I love Chili Cheese Dogs! And I love the use of jeans in your styling!
I think I might try this as a side dish to take to a BBQ. It would be more work but I was thinking of wrapping the mini hot dogs. Guess I’d cut the dough into 1″ strips (length yet to be determined) and wrap. Wheels are turning. I’ll report back my results.
Ooohhh yes! Please let us know how it works!
OMG. Like, serious drool factor here!
Hi! This looks amazing! Question: over on Pillsbury there is a comment about the recipe saying that the dough didn’t cook through because it sits on top of the chili. Did you find this to be true when you made it? I must make this for my family. Thanks for the recipe!
Hi Cindi, if you look at their comment it states that they used crescent roll dough. The recipe actually calls for the Pizza dough, which holds up much better in the chili. It is not soggy when it’s fully cooked, your family will definitely enjoy it! 🙂
Thanks Shawn! Yes…I did notice that they said Crescent Dough, but I didn’t know if it would make a difference in the recipe or not. I would prefer the pizza dough over the crescent dough anyway….and about their comment….they shouldn’t criticize a recipe after they have altered it! (I see that happening all the time). I will make it as written, and SOON! In fact I can hardly wait! 🙂
Are you kidding me? This is insane! I need this in my life this weekend.