Healthy Vegan - Homemade Vegan Corn Dogs - Yes Corndogs

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 Here are some awesome homemade vegan Corn Dogs.
I had seen vegan corn dogs a couple of years back on a fellow bloggers blog and was mighty curious about them. I had thought it was literally sweetcorn deep fried in batter, then told it was a hot dog sausage covered in golden corn batter and then deep fried.  Very popular in parts of America. 

I have been waiting for an excuse to make them and a little while back when I had a full house of guests the opportunity to make these vegan Corn Dogs were presented to me. had not int
I do have have a deep fat fryer, I do but i don't cook in it often to merit it taking up valuable space in the kitchen.  So made these vegan corn dogs in a deep wide pan, three at a time .  My guests all stood around me and watched me in amazement as I made these vegan corn dogs and took pictures.   
These pictures belong to them, as my hands were busy. 
Vegan Corn Dog drowning in  yellow cornmeal batter
I was pleasantly pleased with the result as well as the fact, that they tasted delicious.  D wants me to make them again, and I have vowed to but I need 4 more people in the house to justify it.  Do you want to be my guest?!  
vegan Corn Dogs sizzling in the hot oil
I am sharing these with Inheritance Recipes co hosted by Solange at Pebble Soup and Coffee and Vanilla as the vegan Corn Dogs will be made every time I have a particular crowd of friends over.

 Other Vegan Corn Dog recipesVegan Crunchy Corn Dogs from VegSpinz
Baked Corn Dogs from Go Vegan Meow

Vegan Corndogs Batter enough to coat 12- 16 veggie Corn Dogs
Deep fat fryer
A tall glass
12 - 16 wooden skeweres
Ingredients
12 - 16 vegan Hot Dogs
Recipe adapted from  and Hell Yeah Its Vegan

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