Tuesday, November 27, 2007

Sausage & Cream Cheese Crescents



I've had this recipe for years. I got it from my co-workers at my second job in The 'Ham. You can make these as individual servings like I do or lay one can of rolls out and top with the sausage mix and then top with the second can of rolls. I like the individual rolls - I can eat more!






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Sausage & Cream Cheese Crescents
(Printable Recipe)

16 oz sausage cooked and crumbled
8 oz cream cheese softened
2 cans of crescent rolls

Mix sausage and cream cheese together. Separate rolls into triangles. Cut eat triangle in half lengthwise. Scoop a heaping tablespoon onto each roll and roll up. Bake at 375 for 15 minutes, or until golden brown.

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11 comments:

Madeleine's Mommy said...

Hi. I will be making these Friday to take to a party Sat. I'm assuming after baking them, I need to put them in the refrigerator because of the cream cheese?? How do I reheat them? Thank you!

Stephanie Parker said...

To reheat them, I wrap them in foil and bake them at 350 for about 15 minutes or so.

David Maestas said...

Do you cook the sausage first?

Stephanie Parker said...

David - yes, cook the sausage first.

Wendy Johnson said...

Can you show a picture of how to cut the pastry in half lengthwise?

Stephanie Parker said...

Wend - you are going to take the 8 triangles and cut them into 16 triangles. Just lay one crescent roll flat with the wide end facing you and cut it straight down the middle to get two triangles.

Jenn said...

Easy peasy tasty...perfect! Whipped these up as an after school snack and the kids devoured them.

Thanks for sharing!

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K Coburn said...

So good!

CJ @ Morsels of Life said...

These crescents look so easy and tasty!

MinaMarie said...

Just to clarify - when complete you will have 32 individual sausage cream cheese roll-ups?

Stephanie Parker said...

MinaMarie - correct. You are splitting 16 crescent rolls into 32 crescent rolls.

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