Cocktail Bundles
- YIELDS
- 48 bundles
- COOK TIME
- 15 Min
Looking for a little something to serve or for a bring-along to another gathering? These mini Cocktail Bundles are a twist on "pigs in a blanket", but even easier. You'll look like you fussed, but only you'll know it was a cinch.
What You'll Need
- 1/3 cup honey mustard
- 8 (8-inch) flour tortillas
- 1 (16-ounce) package cocktail franks
- cooking spray
What to Do
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
- Spread honey mustard evenly over tortillas. Cut each tortilla into six even strips. Roll a cocktail frank in each strip and place seam side down on a baking sheet.
- Lightly coat the tortillas with cooking spray and bake 12 to 15 minutes, or until heated through and golden.
Notes
Dipping is the best part, especially when these are served with a honey mustard dipping sauce.
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madre76 1933679
Nov 11, 2012
First of all, not everyone uses pkg food and homemade tortillas are so much better and Do have to be cooked first! Second...Rolling cocktail sausages in wedge cut tortillas would be prettier and easier. Lay the sausage at the wide end and roll to the point. Simple and fast! Love naivete.
scooter19
Nov 10, 2012
Poor Mr Food! He has the most-shall we say-"naive" followers I've ever seen on a cooking site! Apparently they don't get his TV show and can't fathom recipes...
ConniM1
Sep 09, 2012
If you bake the Tortiallas first you won't be able to cut them because they are no longer pliable, they will just crack. As far as the "Wedges" how will you wrap them around the Cockail Franks? lol doesn't make sense
gloria4953 6124895
Nov 12, 2012
Cut the tortillas into wedges and then wrap them around the frank. Then yiou bake them as instructed.
Member 4649477
Aug 26, 2012
I think cutting the tortillas into wedges, rather than strips, sounds easier and prettier.
vcrash 5160125
May 20, 2012
I think I would use BBQ sauce instead of the mustard. will try this
MsBarneybutt
May 19, 2012
I would think that it would be easier to roll all of the tortillas, bake them & THEN cut & divide them up. No. - cllM
MsBarneybutt
May 19, 2012
I would think that it would be easier to roll all of the tortillas, bake them & THEN cut & divide them up. No. - cllM
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