Years ago, a bunch of my single friends and I had an anti-Valentines party. Everyone brought food and candy and candy to share. We played a lot of Mario Kart. Hoping to impress, I found this recipe and it was a hit. Four years later, I have my whole family with me and decided to try it again. Result? They liked it. Here's how you can make it too.
First, gather the ingredients.
However, the crescent rolls are perforated into triangles. For the flowers, you need to transform them into rectangles.
On each rectangle, add a little bit of sauce, some pepperoni slices, and a pinch of cheese. Make sure half of the pepperoni is on the dough, while the other half protrudes above it.
Next, fold the bottom of the dough up over the pepperoni so the cheese and sauce does not leak out.
Take the folded strip and roll it up. The pepperoni sticking out at the top become flower petals.
It should form a swirl of nothing but dough on the bottom.
And, because my daughters don't like pepperoni, I made a few flowers with sliced ham.
Place each roll inside a greased muffin pan.
The oven should be preheated according to the instruction on the crescent roll packaging. Stick the pans in the oven. You'll need them to bake a few minutes longer than the instruction suggest.
And then they're done! Pull them out when the dough turns golden brown. Use the extra sauce for dipping and serve with a veggie side dish.
Whether you're cooking for friends, family, or yourself, I hope you enjoy these as much as we did at our house.
YUM
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