Petite Cinnamon Rolls in a Jiffy!
"When you've got a hankering for yummy cinnamon rolls, but time and energy is running out, bake up a batch of these treats. You can use the reduced fat crescent rolls and Splenda to save some calories."
photo by Nasseh
- Ready In:
- 40mins
- Ingredients:
- 7
- Yields:
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20 rolls
- Serves:
- 6-7
ingredients
directions
- Preheat oven to 350*.
- For cinnamon rolls, unroll crescent dough into 1 large rectangle. Press perforations together with fingers to seal.
- Spread softened butter evenly over dough.
- In small bowl, combine sugar and cinnamon; sprinkle this evenly over dough.
- Top with raisins, if desired.
- Starting at longest side, roll up jellyroll style. Press edges together to seal.
- Cut crosswise into 20 slices.
- Place slices, cut-side down, in greased 8 inch round cake pan.
- Bake 20-25 minutes or until golden brown.
- Cool 5-10 minutes.
- For glaze, stir together the powdered sugar and milk in a small bowl until smooth.
- Drizzle over warm rolls.
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Reviews
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Very simple to make. I used chopped walnuts in the place of the raisins. These only took 15 minutes to bake instead 20 as stated. Made for PAC Spring 2010 -
Wow! I've been making this same recipe for years! So easy and fun to make. My family expects these for our Christmas brunch. Thanks! -
These were so delicious! Quick and easy. Thanks for posting this recipe. -
These were really good. I doubled the recipe because of the # of people I was expecting. These really didn't last very long. They were perfect with coffee and everyone enjoyed them so much. This is the perfect recipe that I will be making again. Made for I Recommend Tag Game. -
Wow these are really very yummy!! They were gone in no more than 5 minutes. Next time I think I'll have to at least double the recipe. :) Thanks for posting! Made for I Recommend Tag Game.
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~a mother of 2 kids (19 and 22) who are extremely picky eaters. The mere mention of "healthy" sends them running in the opposite direction. They prefer the creamy, cheesy, fried stuff that they weren't brought up on!
~a wife of a wonderful man who fights an expanding waistline and will lovingly eat most anything I set before him. Everything is 5 stars to him. :) He's the easiest customer a cook could ask for!
~a teacher who tends to reach for comfort foods to relieve stress. I am a middle school reading specialist. The miracles I see on a daily basis keeps me going! But it's also stressful, so keep me away from the cookie jar! I really have to fight off the sugary, fat-laden stuff that has no worth beyond the momentary comfort in my mouth.
~and I'm also a daughter who was brought up on home cooked meals back when calories meant nothing and taste was everything! That is an idea built into my system that's hard to shake! My mother raised 8 kids (I'm #7) on her home-cooking and I always teased her that she didn't raise a single skinny kid! I luckily inherited her great love of cooking and baking. (I miss you Mom!)
~finally, I'm "mom" to the best Bichon in the world. He is Quincy, our kid in a dogsuit. He's 13 years old, but still a puppy to us.
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