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Originally Posted by OdessaQuilts
I've made these for years, too. Use the little smokies (whatever variety you want), and refrigerated crescent rolls. I take the crescent rolls out of the package, and tear into squares along the perforations. I then will pinch the diagonal perforations closed. Using a pizza cutter, cut the squares into strips about 1/2" - 3/4" wide. Wrap each strip around a sausage.
Bake in the oven at 350 degrees until the rolls look puffed and golden brown. These are easy to make, and everyone likes them. You can also get them made up ahead of time, and put in the freezer instead of the oven. When they are frozen solid, bag them up in freezer bags and keep frozen. Easy to pop out of the freezer and into the oven. And if you're having a party, you can do these ahead of time and avoid any last-minute hassle, 'cuz they're already made. If you want, you can brush the inside of the strips with a honey mustard, but I find these ones more difficult to work with (that honey mustard gets slippery and sticky). Instead of that, we just put out a dish of honey mustard for dipping in case anyone wants it. Enjoy! |
I had forgotten about PIB. I need to make those for DGD.
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I had forgotten all about these
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Around here, the most popular is Bannock Dogs. Bannock wrapped around weiners and cooked. Ohhhhh.
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The first thing that came to my mind was meat and rice and sauce wrapped in napa cabbage and baked, This is what my Mother called P's.IB. and so Yummy too! I always make the wiennie wraps for christmas.
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I use a can of crescent rolls, weiners that you slit down the middle of the long side, put cheese in the slit and wrap the crescent roll around the weiner. Bake according to the directions on crescent roll can.
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