Pour watered into a medium-sized pan until it's about half full.
Add as many hot dogs as you want to the pan. Turn on the fire to high temperatures.
Wait for 5-10 minutes. This is the time needed for boiling waters.
To ensure the right amount, you can boil the water first before entering the hot dog; This is up to you.
Leave the hot dog fat and ready to eat. Allow about three minutes for a hot dog that is less crunchy and moister, or 6 minutes for a more savory hot dog — this only applies to hot dogs “with skin”; “skinless” hot dogs will not be crispy except when fried, baked, or cooked dry or oily. The time needed depends on the hot dog brand.
Heat bread if necessary. This can be done in many ways, but the most popular and flavorful way is to bake bread on a hot dog (using a level shelf), or “burn” the bread in a hot skillet with butter.
Remove the hot dog from boiling water. Use a clamp to remove it.
Put a runny hot dog into the bread.
Add the toppings you like, such as sauerkraut, thick spices, chili, cheese, onions, tomato sauce, and/or mustard. Release your creation here!
Finished. Sit down and enjoy the hot sausage that definitely invites your taste. MMM ... fat! ;)