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Question: Can I cut hot dog in half and with slice of cheese wrap it in crescent refrigerator roll and have all cook ok?
Document: I cut them to small pieces to fill the reservoir and covered them completely with dough (leaving no holes.) If you try cheese, this can be real messy if you use too much or cook it too long. The first time I used cheese I let it cook too long. It was a little messy and I had to clean it up before using the unit again. The second time I chilled the cheese in the refrigerator and made sure I didn't cook it too long.
I preheated the weiner in the microwave, and cut it in half both horizontally and vertically (if you can describe a weiner that way), leaving me with four 1/4's  of a hot dog. Placed the bit of hotdog on top of the batter in the well, drizzled just a bit of cornbread batter on top, and baked them.
Works great! We found that we had to cut the hot dogs in thirds, then in half lengthwise for the best fit. A good alternative to frying.
I read many reviews on this maker before I bought it. It works great and my kids love the bit size treats. Make sure you heat the unit and oil the reservoirs before using it.The first time I used it I used refrigerated croissant rolls and precooked breakfast sausages. I had to cut the sausages to fit into the reservoirs. I cut the dough triangles into smaller pieces and wrapped the dough around the sausages. It worked real nice and only took a few minutes to cook.I also tried cheese.
Ok, I probably didn't need yet another gadget in my very small kitchen, but this one is fun and does exactly what it advertises. I have to cook gluten, dairy, corn, soy and egg-free, and I still managed to pull off respectable pigs in blankets, so I imagine that if you can cook with stuff like Bisquick or Jiffy corn meal mix, you'd have fantastic pigs or corndogs.
I made these at a party. I used the small refrigerator biscuits and shaped them to fit the cavities and cooked them for 2 and 1/2 minutes. Then I split them open just enough to put a lil smokies in them. They looked like miniature hot dogs. I found a miniature spoon (party city) for the mustard and it worked out so that you didn't put too much mustard on the little hot dogs. It was a big hit with everyone.
The wife and I love this. With a package of cheese filled hot dogs and a can of cresent rolls you are in for some great little treats.3 1/2 minutes and they are done. We got one for all our grown kids.
I did the same thing with colby/jack cheese sticks--cut the cheese stick into 3 section and wrapped the biscuit dough around each section. This was a big hit with the grandkids. Another treat was just a basic muffin mix from the supermarket. This was very popular with my grown kids and grandkids alike.
This worked a lot better and didn't make a mess. Next time I am going to try chilling or freezing the cut pieces of cheese before cooking.I gave this unit 4 stars instead of 5 because you cannot remove the plates for cleaning. I wish one of these companies would make a unit with removable and exchangeable plates, so you don't have to buy several units to do pigs in a blanket, brownies, donut holes, etc.
I totally agree with the other reviewers, this is a wonderful machine. I just received the machine and have made four helpings of mini corn dogs. It is not rocket science. The first time I placed the batter into the small cells, it leaked a tad, but not too much to be a problem. The next three times were a breeze. Yes, you have to cut the hot dogs in smaller pieces, but SO, just a few seconds to accomplish this feat.
Answer: I used the small can of refrigerator biscuits. I just shaped them to fit and cooked for 2 to 3 minutes. Then I split them open (not all the way) and put in a little smokie.  You can add a little slice of cheese I just put a bowl of mustard and a bowl of ketchup with small spoons for those that want mustard or ketchup.  They are pretty small so they won't hold much.  But they are darn cute for a party. As for the hot dog I would wrap a lil smokie with a small slice of cheese  in the crescent roll (cut the crescent roll in half keeping the shape in a triangle) and put them in the machine.  I think 2 to 2 1/2 minutes should be good.  Oh microwave the lil smokies to help the cooking process.  I hope that wasn't too much info.