Make two cuts in the wide end of the crescent and roll up.
I do suggest turning the center one the other way (opposite of this picture and more like the first roll shown),
so the cut ends are more pointed up and towards the middle.
so the cut ends are more pointed up and towards the middle.
Scrunch the stem up and give it a little twist to make it thicker so it doesn't get too dark.
Bake as usual.
Silly but I'm sure the kids would get a kick out of them:@)
And it looks like I have the luck of the Irish and struck gold with my little red truck this St. Paddy's Day!
Hooray, you have a new computer! These rolls are so cute---my boys all love crescent rolls and these will be a hit when they join us on Sunday for dinner :)
ReplyDeleteThose rolls! I might have to copy those!
ReplyDeleteI love the truck and the truck driver!
What a cute, easy and fun St. Patrick's Day idea, Lynn! My grands would love making those. Your leprechaun driver looks mischievous ! ☘️
ReplyDeleteSo cute Lynn, your clover rolls and the leprechaun truck! Happy St. Pat's Day Sunday!
ReplyDeleteAdorable Lynn! The rolls are so cute and I always love seeing your red truck decked out for the holidays. Happy St. Paddy's Day! ☘️
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