How to Make Huevos con Weenies (Eggs with Hot Dogs)
Huevos con weenies is a classic Mexican breakfast that takes me back to my childhood. This recipe for scrambled eggs and hot dogs is a perfect blend of Mexican and American cultures in a single, protein-packed dish.

Also known as huevos con salchicha, this is probably one of my first food memories as a child. I can actually recall eating it while sitting in a high chair. And now that I’m a mother, I’m always looking for easy breakfasts that my kids will enjoy. Sometimes we eat our scrambled eggs with hot dogs in a corn tortilla with salsa, served alongside refried beans, or wrapped up into a warm flour tortilla. I recommend that you double the recipe so that you can make a few burritos for later!

INGREDIENTS YOU’LL NEED
You’ll need just two ingredients to make huevos con weenies: eggs and hot dogs. I prefer the Kirkland Signature Beef Hot Dogs (you can find them in a 12-pack at Costco), or the Applegate Organic Uncured Beef Hot Dog, but feel free to use your favorite wieners. See the recipe card below for the full list and quantity of ingredients.

STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS
1. Prepare and cook hot dogs

- Slice 1-2 hot dogs into rounds.
- Heat 1 tablespoon of oil in a pan over medium heat.
- Add the hot dog slices and sauté until slightly browned and crispy, for about 1 minute.
2. Prepare and cook eggs

- In the meantime, whisk 6 eggs in a bowl. I don’t add salt because the hot dogs are plenty salty.
- Pour the whisked eggs into the pan with the hot dogs.
- Scramble the eggs and hot dogs together until the eggs are cooked through, for about 2-3 minutes.

3. Serve and enjoy

- Serve immediately with warm tortillas, refried beans, and salsa. Wrap up any leftovers into a warm flour tortilla and save for later.
If you’re looking for the BEST Mexican salsa to top your huevos con weenies, here are a few of my favorites: Yellow Cherry Tomato Salsa Recipe, Chile Japones Salsa, Tangy Tomatillo Salsa with Chile de Arbol and Vinegar, Guacamole Salsa (Guacasalsa), Salsa de Molcajete. I also love this recipe with my Pickled Jalapeños, Chiles Toreados, and Marinated Chile Guerito Peppers.
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Huevos con Weenies (Scrambled Eggs with Hot Dogs)
Equipment
- Comal for heating tortillas
Ingredients
- 1 tablespoon oil
- 2 hot dogs (beef franks, or any of your favorite sausage links)
- 6 eggs
Instructions
- Slice 1-2 hot dogs into rounds. Heat 1 tablespoon of oil in a pan over medium heat. Add the hot dog slices and sauté until slightly browned and crispy, for about 1 minute.
- In the meantime, whisk 6 eggs in a bowl. I don’t add salt because the hot dogs are plenty salty. Pour the whisked eggs into the pan with the hot dogs. Scramble the eggs and hot dogs together until the eggs are cooked through, for about 2-3 minutes.
- Serve immediately with warm tortillas, refried beans, and salsa. Wrap up any leftovers into a warm flour tortilla and save for later.
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Lola Wiarco Dweck
Lola is a Mexican-American recipe developer, writer, and cooking instructor who loves sharing her culture with the world. Growing up in California and spending summers in Mexico, Lola celebrates her family’s Mexican recipes and vibrant culture through Lola’s Cocina.







I make this for my kids all the time! Such a classic!
My kids love it in burritos, as do I!