Soft, buttery yeast crescent rolls: a sweet dough risen once, rolled into circles, cut into wedges, rolled into crescents and baked at 400°F. Makes 32 rolls.
Contains: milk, egg, wheat. Based on the ingredients as written; check package labels, which can change.
From the recipe book of Sandra Mills, a Le Cordon Bleu-trained cook in our family.
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These crescent rolls, named in Sandra Mills's book for the Lowell Inn, are soft, light and slightly sweet. The dough is quick: proof the yeast, mix it with sugar, salt, eggs, shortening and flour, and let it rise until doubled, about an hour and a half.
Each half of the dough is rolled into a circle and cut into 16 wedges, which are rolled up from the wide end into crescents. A brush of melted butter and 12 to 15 minutes in a hot oven and they are ready.
Flour for this recipeKing Arthur Baking Company makes all-purpose, bread, whole wheat and gluten-free flours.
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