Ikea Veggie dog | Vegetarian hot dog at ikea's recipe (2024)

Our recent trip to Ikea on Saturday, didn't disappoint us. Not only did we buy good furniture, but we also got a great idea for dinner. Ikea veggie dog was something we enjoyed thoroughly along with its plant based meat balls. Kudos to Ikea for putting up vegan and plant based recipes. Classic hot dog has meat in it, so how do I explain this to a kid who adores Mickey Mouse. We recreate regular hot dogs as veggie hot dogs which are homemade vegantoo. We were really inspired to recreate this Ikea veggie dog recipe, at home as going there is not possible all the time. Here is our take on ikea vegan hot dog we ate.

This meatless hot dogs recipe is pretty simple to make. You can steam whatever veggies are left over in a refrigerator. Just steam, shape & sauté them. Put them amidst dog buns and serve it with a spicy sauce. Other great alternatives are carrot dog recipe, vegan corn dogs, seitan dogs,sweet potato cabbage hot dog and tofu dogs. Learn how to make veggie hot dogs in simple steps below.

There are many such bread-based recipewhich uses buns along with veggies. Be it vada pav or pav bhaji. Vegan beyond burgers or mushroom black bean burgers. These recipes are great for kids who are active in sports or need a lot of energy. You may even add some onion powder, garlic powder, in spices andsweet onions in toppings

Equipment

• steamer
• grill pan
• grater

Ingredients

• carrots
• onion
• kale
• lentil flour
• whole wheat flour / oat flour
• soup stock powder
• baking powder
• salt as per taste
• hot dog roll

Refer to recipe card for details.

How to cook veggie dogs?

Below are the step by step pictures for making veggie hotdogs.

1. Heat oil in a pan and cook onions along with some salt for few minutes. You can remove some and keep it for assembling the veggie dog later.

2. Add grated carrots and mix well. Cook for 2-3 mins.

3. Add chopped kale to the pan along with cumin powder and mix well.

4. Let it cook until kale withers.Turn off the heat. Allow it to cool.

5. Add oat flour and lentil flour along with stock powder and baking powder. Mix well .

6. Add the mix it to a blender / food processor.

7. Pulse it until it gets a mince like texture.

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8. Shape it as sausages using a baking sheet or parchment paper.

9. Steam the vegan dogs for 15-20 mins. I use Ninja op 300 steamer function but you can use any steamer you have.

10. Once they are steamed, they are pretty much ready to eat. I did not find any need to further roast them. I did try to roast a few and they turned a bit hard as well.

11. Heat hot dog rolls or bread of your choice in a hot grill pan with a spoonful of oil or butter. Let it cook for couple of minutes and slit in between to assemble.

• Assemble the veggie dog between the hot dog rolls or buns and top it up with tomato ketchup , mustard sauce and optionally with smashed avocado with onions.

Variation

• You can make a vegetarian hot dog recipe, instead of vegan one if you want to serve dairy based cheese slices in the hot dog. Use a vegan cheese slice instead of dairy based, for easy vegan recipe.

Substitution

• Use spinach instead of kale if you do not have it. If you do not have lentil flour at home, you may use besan or chickpea flour to make this veggie hot dog recipe. You can also make carrot dogs if you are in a hurry. If you are in a hurry, you can always use Ikea veggie dogs instead of making them from scratch.

Storage

• You can steam veggie hot dog and store it in an air tight container. Saute fresh and make a fresh veggie dog anytime you want to eat.

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• Lentil sloppy joes
• Vegan Kale smoothie | Kale pineapple smoothie
• Air fryer kale chips
• Jackfruit curry
• Jackfruit Biryani
• firm tofu vegan hotdog
• vegan carrot dogs

FAQ

Food safety

• Cook to a minimum temperature of 165 °F (74 °C)
• Do not use the same utensils on cooked food, that previously touched raw meat
• Wash hands after touching raw meat
• Don't leave food sitting out at room temperature for extended periods
• Never leave cooking food unattended
• Use oils with high smoking point to avoid harmful compounds
• Always have good ventilation when using a gas stove

Conclusion: warm weather calls for the barbecue and game day needs a fun recipe. One great veggie alternative to real hot dogs is meat free hot dogs. Hot dog sausages taste even better when they are healthier.

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