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Old 02-08-2015, 05:42 PM
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Originally Posted by luv-e View Post
I think I'll make this for Quilt Grp. ????
I used to take it to work and it worked out great, didn't have to worry about keeping it cold or warm, etc.
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Old 02-09-2015, 03:51 AM
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I've done the same thing except I used lunch meat and cheese and brushed the top with with olive oil and garlic pepper...YUMMY
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Old 02-09-2015, 04:22 AM
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What are crescent rolls. In uk we don't get those . Are they uncooked rolls of pastry we get either short or puff pastry in rolls.
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newjeepgreen, yes, I would describe them as uncooked rolls...they are triangle shaped that you roll up and bake.
You have to separate the triangles out of the can, so I would say for this recipe you wouldn't separate them. Does any of this make sense? LOL
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Thank you didi. Ours can be frozen pastry of or from the cool counter in supermarket. I will try one of these . Many thanks.
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If you add an egg to the cream cheese mixture it will set up nicely and have a great texture. There is a similar pampered chef recipe that I love!
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lyncat think your right! also a bit of almond extract would work beautifully with the cherries and make it really special I think I will try it for fun. making half a batch in a smaller tray I have. only two of us
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Luckily, I don't have all the ingredients or I would be taking it to our office meeting at noon. I'll just pick up cupcakes on the way! sounds wonderful!
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Originally Posted by Elisabrat View Post
lyncat think your right! also a bit of almond extract would work beautifully with the cherries and make it really special I think I will try it for fun. making half a batch in a smaller tray I have. only two of us
I used small foil pans (3 of them) and made 3 little portions of this. Worked out fine. I just used the vanilla extract but might try almond next time. I won't be making for a while because I don't have the ingredients.
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Thank you will have to try this.
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