Sausage Cream Cheese Crescent Pinwheels
So a couple weeks ago I got together with some of my favorite ladies for a luncheon prior to us all going to see The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 together. My mom and I were hosting the lunch and one of the things we decided to include was Sausage Cream Cheese Crescent Pinwheels, which amazingly my mom had not heard of.
Now I initially wasn’t going to blog about this amazing appetizer because I assumed most people were already aware of them – despite my mother’s lack of awareness. So imagine my shock when the other 4 women showed up and had also never heard of them!
Seriously!?!? These will change your life!
And they did. They could not stop eating them. And the best part is that they are SO easy to make. So easy that my mom had me make some for the Panther’s tailgate the next morning. They were a hit at the game too. They are always a hit. They are just that good.
So for those of you who live under a rock (no offense, I love you all), this recipe is for you. Get aquatinted with these tasty things because you will want to make them over and over. You’re welcome.
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Shut up that sounds AMAZING. You can add me to the list of people who’s never heard of them but excited to make them. Love your ideas Linds!
I can’t believe none of you guys have heard of these! They are soooo good! I have no doubt you will love them jnelly! Do a moan and fist pump for me when you first bite into them ๐
How many does that make? I’m looking at feeding a small army with finger foods soon. Thanks! ๐
Hey Abby! You should be able to get around 20-25 of them, depending on how thick you cut them. Good luck with feeding your army. ๐
Perfect! Thanks!!
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what are crescent rolls?
Here’s a link to them.
Without trying to sound crazy…. Am I missing it or do you not drain the sausage?
Hi Lisa! You don’t sound crazy, I guess I just kind of assumed that step since I’m so used to doing it, but you’re right, it should probably be written just in case. I’ll add it now. Thanks!
Hi.. have made these for years, especially when camping.. instead of the crescent rolls, we use english muffins.. but i am going to try the crescent rolls.. Thank you for some great recipes
The english muffins sound good too!
Do you use some kind of cut out to get them in a circular shape? They look delicious!
Thanks Rachael! When you roll it up lengthwise, it’s like a little log. When you slice them, they have that round shape.
Do you cut them before or after they are cooked?
You cut them before you cook them.
Do you use breakfast sausage or regular??
I use regular ground sausage.
i bet hot turkey sausage would be good
I bet it would!
Do you slice them through before baking or after?
Slice before baking.
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I have made this with mild turkey sausage before and it was great. Also, f you add 1 tsp dried mustard and 1/4 tsp dried dill to the sausage/cream cheese mixture, it is even better!
These look great! I’m thinking sweet Italian sausage and a dash of oregano. Hope they make it out of the kitchen!
Did you know that crescent roll dough comes in a sheet now? It is perfect for this recipe.
Yes, it’s wonderful! I can’t find it at every store though.
These sound good, but in am English, what are crescent rolls I’ve never heard of them before?
Crescent rolls are a pillsbury product. Here’s a link.
Make 2 batches because one batch will never get out of the kitchen!
I want to make these and bring them to work tomorrow, are they good served at room temp the next day?
They are best warm, but they will be fine at room temperature. These are always popular, no matter what. ๐
Can you freeze for a week or two after making it?
It should be ok. They might be a little soft though. Freshly baked is best.
Can you be more specific with the type of sausage you use? When you say ground sausage, where do you get your sausage and what exactly is it called? Thanks!
It’s from Publix. I don’t remember exactly how they label it.
We make Bisquik Sausage Balls multiple times during the holiday/football season every year. However, this year we are all mostly burned out on making/eating them (didn’t think this day would come, lol). I stumbled across this recipe today and I think it sounds like the perfect alternate to our usual sausage balls! However…One ingredient that my family loves about the balls is the sharp cheddar (no cream cheese is used). Do you think you could use sharp cheddar (such as Old English Sharp Cheddar that comes in a jar) instead of the cream cheese and make/bake the same way?
I’ve never seen cheese in a jar, so I’m not sure exactly. I think it could be ok though. Another option would be to use half cream cheese and then add some cheddar.