Make Octopus Hot Dogs

By: Shannon Carino

Octopus hot dogs have always been one of my kids’ favorite lunch ideas! They’re cute and fun, and easy to make. Would your little one love to make octopus hot dogs? Toss up some blue-sea pasta, add a side of fruit or veggies, and you’ve got the perfect meal to make your child smile! (this post includes affiliate links)

Make Octopus Hot Dogs

Make Octopus Hot Dogs

What you need to make octopus hot dogs:

How to cut an octopus dog

How to Make Octopus Hot Dogs

Directions:

Using the knife, cut the hot dog in half about 3/4 of the way up, then cut each of those in half again. You should have four legs so far.

Using your kitchen scissors, carefully cut each leg in half again (long ways) to make 8 hanging legs.

Bring a pot of water to a boil, and place your hot dog carefully in the water.

BOIL for about 10 minutes or until the “legs” start to curl up.

Remove from water and dot with two eyes from ketchup/mayo/mustard.

For blue sea pasta:

Bring water to a boil and add in 4-6 drops of blue food coloring.

Add pasta and cook per package directions (about 8-10 minutes).

Drain and toss with a bit of butter and parmesan for flavor.

Make Octopus Hot Dogs

Set the octo-dog on top of the pasta for an under the sea meal! You can also add cooked peas to the pasta for extra veggies.

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