Easy Hot Dog Topping Ideas
Food Network Magazine dreamed up so many hot dog toppings, you'll never have to eat a naked one again.

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Peking Duck-Style Hot Dogs
Sprinkle hot dogs with five-spice powder; grill, brushing with hoisin or plum sauce. Serve on toasted potato buns with sliced cucumbers, scallions, cilantro and more sauce.