This sounds like the right place for dumb questions that you really want answers to. So this is my question.
How do you cook frozen hot dogs in a toaster oven? A toaster oven has different settings and temperatures. I’m sure I’m not the only person alive to cook hot dogs in a toaster oven. Lets say it’s winter time, and you can’t grill, and don’t want boiled dogs. So straight from the freezer you take 2 or 3 out, and then do what with them.
Any and all input and answers will be great, there has to be a way of making a great dog in the toaster oven.

I am looking for an easy and creative way to do my cooking for the week when I am off on the weekend. I guess this is a 2 part question – I would also like to ask how you eat well during the week without spending a lot of time and a $$fortune doing it? Also, I have one young fussy eater.
I have a large electric roaster oven, large crock pot, small crock pot, electric frying pan, microwave, toaster oven and of course, an oven/range.

I have looked at past questions that were similar to this one, but not exactly the same. I am looking for, quite simply, which uses more electricity between a standard microwave and a small toaster oven to heat the same food. I know that a microwave is on for less time, but I do not know how much electricity per minute each of the devices use.
I am trying to figure out which will use the least amount of electricity to heat my food. For argument’s sake, let’s say the food takes three minutes in the microwave versus ten minutes in a toaster oven, which is about standard for the things I’m looking to heat. Taste is not a factor in this question. If anyone could give me a source for their answer it would be doubly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!

Baking biscuits: I can’t find my cookie sheet can I use a cake pan for drop biscuits? I would normally just ask next door but since I’m in China at the moment I am the only person I know with an oven (large toaster oven). Also does anyone know how long it takes to cook meatloaf in a toaster oven?