A Korean corndog is similar to the American version except the batter is silkier and a specific type of cheese is deep fried inside with the meat.

It should take about three minutes per corn dog. The base of a chili cheese corn dog is entirely up to you. You can opt for a fresh, homemade corn dog or use a frozen, store-bought one.

Drain on paper towels. Repeat for remaining corn dogs. Serve warm, accompanied by ketchup and mustard. Recipe from On a Stick! by Matt Armendariz/Quirk Books, 2011.

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