Showing posts with label DRL. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DRL. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Strawberry Crescent Rolls


Kiddo and I were a little bored this evening. So we decided to make dessert. I wasn’t feeling up to a whole bunch of measuring so I went with super simple. Crescent roll wraps. I had blogged about them before, but my house has been full of other goodies. Well, until yesterday, when I devoured we finished off the cake. We settled on putting strawberries in them since that makes them healthy right? Ha. Who am I kidding? We sliced them up and sugared the strawberries and I added a very small dab of butter to the inside of the roll AND sprinkled a bit of raw sugar on top because I thought it looked pretty. Kiddo had a lot of fun. You can see his handy work below, he got to slice strawberries with a real “grown up” knife. He then put the strawberries in a plastic bowl. After I had added the sugar and placed the lid on top, he shook them all together. We put 1 scoop of the berries on top of the rolls and then I did my best to sorta roll them all up. They actually came out decent looking, which really didn’t matter because they were devoured. Every last one.  FYI these little babies are tasty with a scoop of ice cream (err we use Dryer’s Frozen Yogurt, but it’s really the same thing).

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

DRL: Crescent Rolls

Via Pillsbury.com

Let's file this under, DRL, or don't read label. They are not good for you! They are, of course, delicious, as every terrible for you thing is want to be. And versatile. You can add a variety of different things to these and create all sorts of fun snacks.  An added bonus is this is something you can make with the kiddos!

Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Unroll the rolls. Now add you ingredients.  Roll up and bake for 10-13 minutes. Let sit for a few minutes, ENJOY!

Here are some ideas for the filling:

Layer thinly sliced apple, ham and provolone.
Sprinkle in coconut, chocolate chips and pecans.
Spread peanut butter on the roll and sprinkle with chocolate chips.
Place leftover taco meat and cheese.
Spread butter on the roll and sprinkle with cinnamon and sugar.
Layer in ham and cheddar cheese.

I’m sure there are a million combinations of other yummy things to add to the list. Feel free to add some in the comments below.