This Cottage Cheese Crescent Roll Ups recipe is a family favorite that my mom makes all the time. These melt in your mouth crescent roll ups will melt in your mouth and you won’t be able to stop at just one!
COTTAGE CHEESE CRESCENT ROLL UPS
COTTAGE CHEESE CRESCENT ROLL UPS
Cook Time:
30 minutes
Total Time:
30 minutes
Ingredients
- 1 cup butter
- 2 cups flour
- 2 cups cottage cheese
- Icing
- - 3 Tbsp butter
- - ½ tsp vanilla
- - 1 ¾ cups icing sugar
- - 2 Tbsp milk
Instructions
- Mix together first 3 ingredients.
- Chill dough.
- Preheat oven to 350.
- Roll out dough and cut into triangles. Starting at the wide edge, roll up each wedge, placing seam side down on the cookie sheet.
- Bake for 30 minutes.
- Drizzle icing over cooled crescent roll ups.
This recipe was submitted to Mommy Moment by Joan.
Tuesday 17th of December 2019
I also have a similar recipe that asks for a tsp of baking powder and a few drops of vanilla. Before rolling up the crescents I sprinkled a brown sugar and cinnamon over the dough. It adds just a touch of sweetness.
Jennifer
Friday 21st of September 2018
We use pressed dry cottage cheese but also add creamy milk and homemade yogurt to the cottage cheese so its not to dry. I think the yogurt gives it extra flavor.
DEVON
Thursday 30th of August 2018
Fun to see old recipes coming back around. I have been making these since the mid-1970's with huge success. A few tip: 1) Use small curd cottage cheese 2) Helpful for new bakers to know the dough is STICKY 3)Roll into 3 "dinner plate" circles (OK to use extra flour) for 12 crescents from each dough ball = 36 crescents in your full yield 4) These freeze well - but DON'T ice until thawed
Jody @ Mommy Moment
Thursday 30th of August 2018
Thanks for adding your version and tips. These are delicious that's for sure.
Debbie White Beattie
Thursday 14th of April 2016
I love this recipe because it's got some of my favourite ingredients like cottage cheese and crescent rolls. Tis a keeper for me.
Ira
Friday 8th of April 2016
What kind of cottage cheese should we use? The dough doesn't look clumpy, do you cream it before mixing? Or is it Pressed Dry cottage cheese? Thanks!
Jody @ Mommy Moment
Saturday 9th of April 2016
Just the regular cottage cheese (not the dry stuff) and no you do not have to cream it - it mixes in with the dough and is not clumpy when baked - they are so so yummy!!!