FAQ

Not in corpus.

No, you do not need to poke holes in hot dogs before boiling them, as it can cause them to lose flavor and become rubbery.

Hot dogs floating in boiling water can indicate they're heated through, but it doesn't always mean they're fully cooked or ready to eat.

No, you do not need to poke holes in hot dogs before boiling them.

Hot dogs floating in water can indicate they are heated through, but floating alone doesn't definitively mean they are fully cooked.

No, there is no need to poke holes in hot dogs before boiling them, as this can cause them to lose moisture and flavor.

Hot dogs floating is a possible sign they're done boiling, but it's not a reliable indicator of doneness.

No, salting the water when boiling hot dogs is unnecessary and may even negatively affect their texture and flavor.

To cook the perfect hot dog, simmer them in water or grill them over medium heat until heated through and slightly browned for best flavor and texture.

Yes, you can overcook a boiled hot dog, which may cause it to split, dry out, or develop a rubbery texture.