These cookies are more like mini pastries or danishes really and are sold in bakeries and commercially, but nothing beats making them from scratch and they’re EASY! The dough is literally three ingredients and then you have options for fillings. The fussiest part is rolling them up, but if you’ve ever rolled up packaged crescent roll dough, you got this.
Each one of the fillings is measured for the full recipe, so if you want to make various fillings, either halve or quarter the ingredients when making them see you don’t have extra you have to throw away.
Check out the images below on how to roll up the dough into their signature crescent shape. Yes, I used a measuring tape to make sure the circle was 9 inches wide and I suggest you do the same!
These are so flaky and chewy that I sometimes can’t stop eating them. That’s why I usually only make half the recipe then save the other half to bake the same day as serving as like any pastry, they’re best eaten the day they’re baked.
Really delicious! The dough was super easy to work with, and I like the filling options. I cut the recipe in half and then made smaller portions of two different fillings – cinnamon walnut and apricot almond, and it worked out great. This was my first time making these, and they were so easy and delicious!
I love hearing that! They are super easy but look so impressive right? So glad you enjoyed them and thanks for the thoughtful review.