Crescent Roll Dessert
I have made this several times, and it always turns out delicious.
2 tubes crescent rolls 2 packages cream cheese 1 can cherry pie filling 1 cup sugar 1 tsp vanilla 1/2 cup butter (margarine)(topping) 1/2 cup sugar (topping) grease 9 x 13 pan, preheat oven 375 ) Unroll one tube of crescent rolls, and layer in the bottom of the pan. Mix cream cheese, vanilla, and 1 cup sugar and spread over first layer of crescent rolls. Spread one can of pie filling over cream cheese layer. Unroll 2nd tube of crescent rolls, and layer over pie filling. Sprinkle 1/2 cup sugar over crescent roll layer, and dot with butter to finish. (I have also added nuts to this top layer and it works out well too.) Bake about 45 minutes or until golden brown. |
That sounds so good!
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Have not tried it with the pie filling, sounds great.
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Oh my goodness. I should not have opened THIS thread...sounds so delicious...and it's tempting me to run right out, buy the supplies, and get home to bake! Thanks. I think.
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What size package(s) was the cream cheese?
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I think I'll make this for Quilt Grp. ????
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Oh this sounds like a comfort food dessert! Yummy
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That recipe sounds really good- will definitely have to give it a try.
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The answer to the cream cheese question for me too. Thanks, sounds good.
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Originally Posted by KyStitcher
(Post 7082095)
What size package(s) was the cream cheese?
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Originally Posted by luv-e
(Post 7082850)
I think I'll make this for Quilt Grp. ????
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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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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 |
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
(Post 7086334)
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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Thank you will have to try this.
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Sounds so good! My DD made one using just the cherry pie filling & it was good but I think we'd all like this even more.
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Originally Posted by mimiknoxtaylor
(Post 7088351)
Sounds so good! My DD made one using just the cherry pie filling & it was good but I think we'd all like this even more.
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This would be wonderful for a potluck, Christmas dessert, or any type of shower food. This sounds beyond yummy.
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Originally Posted by tuckyquilter
(Post 7115411)
This would be wonderful for a potluck, Christmas dessert, or any type of shower food. This sounds beyond yummy.
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This sounds yummy and easy - and just in time - I have to bake dessert Saturday
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Took this ti Quilt Grp. and was loved by everyone!!! Oh!! it freezes well too.
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Yum. Sounds wonderful!
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Originally Posted by luv-e
(Post 7136123)
Took this ti Quilt Grp. and was loved by everyone!!! Oh!! it freezes well too.
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