Thanksgiving Rolls

"A quick way to jazz up refrigerated crescent roll dough. I have posted it as given to me, but I substitute soft margarine for the sour cream and they're still delicious."
 
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Ready In:
19mins
Ingredients:
6
Yields:
8 rolls
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ingredients

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directions

  • Mix together the first 5 ingredients.
  • Unroll the crescent roll dough and spread the mixture over the surface.
  • Separate dough along the perforations and roll up, starting at the wide end; give them a little bend to make the crescent shape.
  • Place on baking sheet and bake according to package instructions (12-14 minutes at 375°).

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Reviews

  1. These were OK, but nothing special. I probably wouldn't make them again.
     
  2. These are great with any dinner... though I left out the celery salt. They are also good with a little minced garlic and parmesan cheese mixed into the sour cream mixture.
     
  3. Very good. My family liked the slight change. Easy, quick to do.
     
  4. I made these for Thanksgiving dinner and they were wonderful! I did add some garlic salt to the spice mixture (personal preference) and was very pleased with the result. Definitely a keeper recipe! Thanks for posting.
     
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