Okay, it’s not good for you. I know it! Beanie Weenies.
Here’s the recipe. Cut a package of hot dogs like coins.
Throw in pan and turn up the gas flame.
Open can of beans
and pour over sizzling “meat”.
Simmer and serve.
Buttered toast on the side optional.
Yep, it’s dark outside, every day getting shorter and shorter and the winter looms. (actually today felt like Spring so let me think of a different excuse)
It’s easy. You have it in the house and don’t have to go to the store.
And you have a taste for something simple that isn’t good for you. It’s on your mind.
My friend said you can go through a lot, getting to what you wanted in the first place.
Make it, eat it, be aware it isn’t a healthy choice.
My vegan, veg, Paleo, Primal, non-processed food, gourmet bloggers, and real- food conscious friends and family will have to avert their eyes today.
I think it is the lighting from the range hood that gives it the unreal color cast. I hope.
Almost ready. Don’t read any labels. Enjoy.
Put your knitting aside. Try to not spill supper onto fleece robe and plaid pajamas.
Great choice of comfort food – they may not be healthy but at least they’re kosher 🙂
Hebrew National are our favorite hot dogs too. 🙂
Yum!
Ruth,
I love all of your posts..you are not only a talented photographer your writing is a joy to read.
As for this post, one word…YUM!
Happy Holidays,
Micki
Ha ha, that sure looks like very comforting! 🙂
Satisfaction is a wonderful thing!!!
I can appreciate how comforting the meal looks amid your comfy robe and knitting. 😉 Before I was vegetarian/vegan, one of my favorite comfort foods was Kraft Mac & Cheese with sliced up hot dogs in it.
OMG! That looks absolutely positively wonderful Ruth! I am now craving a Monti-Cristo with loads of Syrup.Good thing I have no food in house!
Such yumminess, Ruth! Once in a while, I think we all crave something which isn’t altogether healthy, but totally scrumptious. 🙂
Ruth — Beans and hot dogs have ALWAYS been Jonathan’s favorite meal, along with some buttered Grands Biscuits! So, you enjoy that pot of love and don’t think a thing about all the calories — they are warming, comforting calories!
Boy, Ruth, does this dish ever bring back the memories! I’ve not had it in ages but sure did love it as a boy. Looking at that last photo, I’m pretty sure that my love hasn’t diminished one bit(e). 🙂
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I really like beans but I don’t like when James eats them.