Dog Days of Summer – Air Fryer Dog Bites
The phrase “dog days of summer” has long been used to describe the most scorching and oppressive period of the summer season. Occurring typically in July and August within the Northern Hemisphere, this time is characterized by the peak intensity of the weather, with temperatures soaring to their highest points. Now you can add, “Air Fryer Dog Bites” to the definition!
The term “dog days” has fascinating historical roots, originating from ancient Greek and Roman astrology. It was associated with the astronomical event of the star Sirius, also known as the “Dog Star,” aligning with the rising and setting of the sun during this period.
Summer Heat
During the dog days of summer, the heat can be particularly relentless, creating uncomfortable conditions for people and wildlife alike. The intensity of the sun’s rays can lead to sweltering temperatures, making outdoor activities challenging and prompting individuals to seek shelter and respite from the scorching heat.
Furthermore, these hot and dry conditions often coincide with a reduced amount of rainfall, resulting in arid landscapes and parched earth. The lack of precipitation during the dog days contributes to drought conditions, affecting agriculture, water sources, and overall environmental balance.
Woof! It’s hot!
The expression “dog days” also draws a parallel to the behavior of dogs during this season. Just like dogs instinctively seek out shade and cool spots to rest during the hottest parts of the day, humans also tend to adapt by staying indoors or finding ways to beat the heat. It is a time of relative inactivity, with lethargy prevailing due to the oppressive weather.
However, it’s important to note that the timing and intensity of the dog days can vary depending on geographical location and local climate patterns. In certain regions, the period of extreme heat might occur slightly earlier or later than the traditional timeframe of July and August.
Despite the challenges that the dog days of summer bring, it is a time when people come together to find ways to stay cool and enjoy the season’s unique offerings. From pool parties and ice cream treats to refreshing beverages and air-conditioned indoor activities, individuals make the most of the season while patiently waiting for the cooler days of autumn to arrive.
Air Fryer Dog Bites - A Scrumptious Summer Treat
Equipment
- 1 Air Fryer
Ingredients
- 1 Bucket Your favorite Bucket of Bread Brand Dough
- 1 Package Hotdogs
- 1 Package American Cheese
Instructions
- Gather your ingredients to include some dough made from your favorite Bucket of Bread brand baking mix.
- Slice up some hot dogs into inch long pieces.
- Slice up some American cheese.
- Flatten out some dough and cut them so the hot dog pieces and cheese fit on them.
- Roll up the cheesy dogs and close the ends off with a pinch.
- Place them neatly into a parchment paper lined air fryer basket.
- Bake at 350℉.
- Bake for about 12 minutes.
- Check the basket at the middle point to make sure they aren't sticking together.
- Remove the Dog Bites from the air fryer and let them cool slightly. Top with your favorite condiments and toppings to suit your taste. Share and savor the Air Fryer Dog Bites with friends and family!
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Notes
Using parchment paper in the air fryer is indeed possible with these Air Fryer Dog Bites!
Just be certain to follow these crucial steps to ensure safety:- Add the parchment paper to the air fryer basket.
- Place your food on top of the parchment paper to prevent it from flying away and potentially causing a fire.
- It's important to exercise caution and monitor the cooking process closely to avoid any mishaps.
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