A hand holds a Sonoran hot dog topped with cheese, jalapeños, and sauces. The words Sonoran Dog appear in bold above the hot dog on a wooden surface.

Sonoran Hot Dogs with Bacon and Pinto Beans

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Bacon-wrapped hot dogs, pinto beans, onions, tomato, jalapeños, cheese, and sauces all have a place in these Sonoran hot dogs. Around The Fire Cooking builds each bun in layers, with the toppings added in the order called for in the recipe.

Watch How to Make It

The prep starts with diced onion and tomato plus jalapeños cut into coins. Then the hot dogs are wrapped in bacon, seasoned, and secured before the onions and beans are prepared.

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Why You'll Love This Recipe

This recipe uses hot dogs or sausages wrapped in bacon and seasoned with a favorite seasoning. Pinto beans, sautéed onion, tomato, shredded Colby Jack cheese, jalapeños, sriracha mayo, and crema mexicana are added to the bun after that.

The onion is cooked in butter until it begins to brown and becomes transparent. The pinto beans are heated with chicken bouillon, giving them a place in the finished layers alongside the bacon-wrapped hot dog.

Three loaded hot dogs on a wooden board, topped with cheese, jalapeños, diced onions, and drizzled with orange and white sauces. A hand holds the hot dog at the top of the image.
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Ingredients You'll Need

Start with one pack of hot dogs or sausages and one pack of hot dog buns. The recipe also calls for 16 ounces of bacon to wrap around the hot dogs before they are added to the buns.

For the toppings, use one sweet yellow onion, one tomato, three jalapeños, one can of pinto beans, and one cup of shredded Colby Jack cheese. Keep sriracha mayo and crema mexicana on hand for the sauces.

A hand holds a loaded sandwich topped with sliced jalapeños, grilled meat, shredded cheese, and drizzles of white and orange sauce on a wooden cutting board.

A quarter stick of butter is used for the onions, and 1/2 teaspoon of chicken bouillon goes into the pinto beans. Use your favorite seasoning on the bacon-wrapped hot dogs before securing the bacon with toothpicks.

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How To Make It

Dice your onion and tomato, chop jalapeños into coins. Wrap hotdogs in bacon and season with your favorite seasoning and secure with a toothpick.

Sauté onions in 1/4 stick of butter until they begin to brown and are transparent. Heat pinto beans in a pot with a little chicken bouillon for flavor.

Several sausages wrapped in bacon are arranged on a wooden board, secured with toothpicks, as seasoning is sprinkled over them. A kitchen counter and sink are visible in the background.

Layer hotdog bun with pinto beans, then hotdog, then onions and tomatoes, cheese, jalapeños and then sauce. There you have it. You just made a Sonoran Dog.

Hope you enjoy. Serving & Variations

A person wraps bacon around sausages and secures them with toothpicks on a wooden surface. The person is wearing a black Around the Fire barbecue t-shirt.

Serve the finished Sonoran dogs after adding the sauces. Each bun includes the pinto beans first, followed by the bacon-wrapped hot dog, onions, tomatoes, cheese, jalapeños, and sauces.

A person holds a hot dog topped with shredded cheese, grilled onions, and sliced jalapeños on a wooden surface.

The recipe uses either hot dogs or sausages, so choose one pack of either for the bacon wrapping step. Favorite seasoning is also part of the creator's method, used on the bacon-wrapped hot dogs before they are secured with toothpicks.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I prepare the toppings for Sonoran Hot Dogs?

Dice the sweet yellow onion and tomato, and chop the jalapenos into coins.

How are the hot dogs prepared?

Wrap the hot dogs or sausages in bacon, season them with your favorite seasoning, and secure the bacon with a toothpick.

How do I make the pinto beans for this recipe?

Heat the canned pinto beans in a pot with a little chicken bouillon for flavor.

What is the layering order for Sonoran Hot Dogs?

Layer each hot dog bun with pinto beans, then the bacon-wrapped hot dog, followed by onions, tomatoes, cheese, jalapenos, and sauce.

Wrapping Up

These Sonoran dogs bring bacon-wrapped hot dogs together with pinto beans, sautéed onions, tomatoes, cheese, jalapeños, sriracha mayo, and crema mexicana in a hot dog bun. Recipe created by Around The Fire Cooking for Trust Me Try It.

A hand holds a Sonoran hot dog topped with cheese, jalapeños, and sauces. The words Sonoran Dog appear in bold above the hot dog on a wooden surface.

Sonoran Hot Dogs with Bacon and Pinto Beans

Print Pin Rate
Prep Time: 20 minutes
Cook Time: 15 minutes
Total Time: 35 minutes
Servings: 6

Ingredients

  • 1 pack of hotdogs or sausages
  • 1 pack hotdog buns
  • 16 oz bacon
  • 1 sweet yellow onion
  • 1 tomato
  • 3 jalapeños
  • 1 can pinto beans
  • 1 cup shredded Colby Jack cheese
  • Siracha mayo
  • Crema mexicana
  • 1/2 tsp chicken bouillon

Instructions

  • Dice your onion and tomato, chop jalapeños into coins.
  • Wrap hotdogs in bacon and season with your favorite seasoning and secure with a toothpick.
  • Sauté onions in 1/4 stick of butter until they begin to brown and are transparent.
  • Heat pinto beans in a pot with a little chicken bouillon for flavor.
  • Layer hotdog bun with pinto beans, then hotdog, then onions and tomatoes, cheese, jalapeños and then sauce.
  • There you have it. You just made a Sonoran Dog.
  • Hope you enjoy.

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