Coney dog

This coney dog recipe brings you an all-meat chili (no beans!) and walks you through the steps to make perfect, all-American coney dogs!

Your classic wiener and bun combo, but the meaty chili sauce is what separates these Coney Island Hot Dogs from all other hotdogs. Top it with some cheese, onions, and mustard and this is a recipe you'll want to keep on file!

A quick-fix coney sauce recipe featuring ground beef, ketchup and the perfect mix of spices.

Copycat A & W Coney dog

I love a good coney dog, they make me happy. This recipe for Traditional Coney Dog Sauce is made with basic ingredients and is easy to throw together.

Do you love chili dogs? This homemade chili dog sauce will be the best chili dog sauce you have ever made — and it has a secret ingredient too that puts it completely over the top! I am a chili dog lover myself, but I hate beans in my chili. When she told me it was beanless, I got so excited! I grabbed a dog and loaded it down with the chili mixture.

To please my pregnant wife (and myself), I wanted to make some dynamite chili dogs per her request. I made my own hotdog buns and chili to make it so. This chili is really easy and I found it interesting when researching what to make, that a lot of famous hotdog joints actually use canned chili (à la Hormel) and doctor it up! I couldn't believe it since making your own is so easy. Maybe it's just cheaper. Regardless, I wanted to make my own to see if there was any difference between just…

Iconic as the topping for Coney Island hotdogs, this Coney sauce recipe is a meaty, beanless chili sauce with a hint of sweetness.

Classic Coney Island Sauce recipe is an easy way to recreate your favorite drive-in treat. Served over hot dogs and topped with cheese.

Authentic ingredients as in the original recipes brought to Indiana & Michigan by the Macedonians in the early 20th century. This copycat coney sauce is based on the taste of the old Bear's Den drive-in coney dogs in Shelbyville, Indiana.