Hot Dog Sauce
submitted by Marguerite Kuhn of Pennsylvania

THIS ONE IS  REMINDS  ME OF THE SAUCE AT THE MONROE HOT DOG STAND IN MONROE, MI.   5 PAWS....MR. BONES

4 strips of bacon fried, for the fat
1 medium onion, chopped fine
1 lb. hamburger
2-1/2 oz. chili powder

Brown hamburger and onion in bacon fat. Rinse off with water. Take the hamburger mixture and put into a food processor and grind fine. Put back into saucepan, add the chili powder and enough water to cover, let simmer for 1 hour.

It will get thick and then divide into small freezer bags, enough for eight or ten hot dogs and freeze. When ready to use, thaw add a few drops of water and heat in the microwave. When we make the hot dogs, we add a slice of American cheese, chopped onions, French's yellow mustard and then the sauce and you have a great chili dog.

I always double or triple this recipe, so I have enough whenever I need the hot dog sauce, because it freezes really well.

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