As American as apple pie, hot dogs are a cornerstone of the country’s pride. Especially on the Fourth of July, when the grill becomes sacred ground and messing them up is practically unpatriotic.

We can all agree that hot dogs are the best part of any barbecue. But when your designated griller slaps the dog onto the heat and, instead of a sizzle, you hear a pop — your franks have burst.

You don't need an outdoor grill to nail perfectly caramelized hot dogs. Grilling hot dogs used to feel like a summer staple, but lately I've ditched the hassle for something faster: my air fryer.

If you love grilled cheese and hot dogs, this ultimate recipe is a must-try. It’s a deliciously indulgent combo that brings ...

Wander through South Beach on any given Sunday afternoon, and you might feel as though you’ve stumbled into an anteroom of the Westminster Kennel Club. Pooches are everywhere, holding court at al ...

Grilling up hot dogs is a Fourth of July tradition across the country, but regularly eating processed meat could contribute to a range of health problems Getty New research links regularly eating ...

The sun is shining, the humidity is rising, and suddenly we find ourselves craving grilled grub all the time. We are in the dog days of summer. Lucky for us, the latest food holiday is paying homage ...