>>7102662
>why the fuck are moms who barely know how to use smartphone even know this is a thing?

Well Jimmy, I'm guessing it's because they heard about it from their friends. Just like you already explained.

>>7102662
why do you start your thought with the word "so"? are you retarded? please learn to communicate properly

Tried that like 5 or 6 years ago
Pasta had to be overcooked for the part inside the hot dog to get al dente
0/10 was severely disappointed

>>7102670
Says the guy without proper punctuation.

>>7102676
Why would you try it?

this is honestly the cutting edge in cooking accessibility

this dish is easy to make and is also impressive to look at, all while being moderately appetizing and nutritious to boot

>>7102695
Well? What does he say?

>>7102662
I've never done that but others have commented that the pasta in the middle of the hot dogs wont heat properly and will therefore be hard.

>>7102751
if you thread the pasta through the hogdogs and an hour before cooking, the moisture in the sausage slowly softens the noodle.

Then when you cook it all comes together at the same time.

>>7102662
Is this like the autism version of spaghetti and meatballs?
>"I don't like regular food because it's too random! It triggers me!"
>mother has to make this exact same meal for her autistic son for the rest of his autistic life
>he flips his shit if there aren't a prime number of hotdogs on the plate

>>7102733
Hiel Grammer.

>>7102676

you did it wrong. I've done many times and they always come out perfect.

I'm still confused on what the point of this is. Just the fact that you cook both at the same time?

>>7102676
You need to brown the hotdogs first, duh