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I made up this Corn Dog Casserole recipe one day for my kids’ lunch but I had no idea it was a “thing.” Colin loves corn dogs but I haven’t found any without soy so I set out to create a soy-free ‘corn dog’ option for him. Not only is this recipe incredibly simple, it’s also quite tasty!
Corn Dog Casserole Recipe –
- 1 box Jiffy cornbread mix
- 1 egg
- 1 cup milk shredded cheddar cheese
- 2-4 Applegate hot dogs (sliced)
- 2 TBSP honey (optional)
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
- Dump Jiffy cornbread mix into a medium bowl.
- Add milk, honey and egg; mix until smooth.
- Throw in the sliced hot dogs and a handful of shredded cheddar.
- Pour mixture into a greased 8×8 pan.
- Bake for 20-25 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean.
- Serve and ENJOY!
Double the recipe and cook corn dog casserole in a 9×13 dish to serve at a picnic or pot luck gathering.
Corn Dog Casserole is a dish my boys will eat over and over (even as leftovers!). I’m not a big fan of corn dogs so I don’t make this recipe for dinner but it’s always a huge hit for lunch!
Jenn says
Sweet T would definitely like this and that’s saying something since she’s such a picky eater. Thanks for sharing! Hebrew National and Boar’s Head are the only two hot dog brand we eat.
Sara says
OH! I’ve never seen Boar’s Head hot dogs … I’ll have to look for them! Hopefully SweetT will like this recipe!
Rebecca says
We are trying this tonight!!! I hope it is a hit here!! 🙂
Sara says
AND?! Was it?!
Cindy Dawkins says
I’m sure you love to eat it too!! LOL!
Nicole says
Wow, I may just have found my husband’s new favorite meal! I will definitely be making this for him soon.
Mickey Schmale says
I made corn dog casserole for my kids many years ago (my ‘baby’ is now 50+). I poured 1/2 the cornbread mixture in the bottom of a greased pan arranged the hot dogs evenly across the mix, sprinkle with grated cheese, top with remaining corn bread mix.
Bake until golden brown and tooth pick comes out clean.
Must have been pretty good because my kids often brought friends home with them for lunch.
Debra says
Looks so good! Very similar to corn bread muffins that I make! Love these easy meals for weeknight dinners!