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  1. A few of you mentioned that the filling overflowed, and I did some testing. I'd recommend replacing the lemon juice in this recipe with lemon zest. It will make the cream cheese mixture more stable and less likely to overflow while baking. In addition, it will taste even better because lemon zest has a more intense flavor than juice. Another way is to add a bit of cornstarch to the mixture.

  2. I've made easy chocolate croissants by using the canned crescent rolls. On each triangle, place 1 chocolate bar square-there's usually 8 squares to a bar, roll up the triangle, pinch the ends to keep choc from oozing out during baking. Bake per pkg instructions. When done, let cool a few minutes, dust with powder sugar and enjoy!!

  3. Watching him unwrap that painful you only need to unravel part of the packaging and not much. If that can isn't frozen solid give it a little bin at the unwrapped metal end it'll pop open. This irks me to unreasonable degree.

  4. I made these exactly as shown and the taste is great, but be careful and make sure the well you make in the dough is really deep and the edges are high. The cream cheese filling will melt a bit and leak out in the oven if you don't. Also don't go overboard with the filling for the same reason. I put in too much cream cheese filling and still had about a tablespoon leftover.

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