A lot of reviewers had issues w/ the instructions for folding over a rectangle piece of dough to form a triangle, and understandably so. My method to create a triangle is illustrated in the pictures below.
First I separated the dough
Next I laid the crescents on top
of each other and crimped the
edge w/ a fork to seal them.
Third I folded the pizza pocket
open and I stuffed it. I chose to
mix the pizza sauce and cheese
together for the fact the sauce would
"hold onto the cheese" and not
ooze everywhere.
I proceeded to bake the pizza pockets as directed and the only other change I made was very minute as I sprinkled some italian seasoning onto the outside of the dough. All finished and ready to be eaten! Perfect pizza pocket. Feel free to play around w/ your stuffing choices whether you choose to do a veggie version w/ mushrooms, peppers, broccoli, etc., or perhaps a homemade dessert w/ cherry pie filling and a drizzle of vanilla icing.
The next recipe I tried was for the California crescent sandwiches this was an imaginative way to create a sandwich and props to Pillsbury for having such a creative team thinking up quick and unique recipes that don't break a budget! I chose to sprinkle the top of my dough with a lemon herb seasoning. I used the crescent sheet dough and also took a cookie cutter to make shaped sandwiches. Naturally I added in some tomato for a pop of colour and also added cheese. I would certainly consider making this again!
The third recipe I tried was for the Pulled chicken crescents This will either be a "you either like it or don't like it" recipe. I think the barbeque sauce is extremely important, use a good quality brand. I happen to like these quick treats and you could easily make these into a BBQ chicken pizza pocket.
The fourth recipe I tried was for Beef & bean crescent burritos I reduced the recipe in half and I served the burritos on top of some spanish rice. This was very quick to assemble, but the seasoning needs to be adjusted
The fifth recipe I tried was for the
I really enjoyed how quick this
casserole was to make but needs some
tweaking. I added 1/2 tsp Italian seasoning,
1/2 tsp granulated garlic, and 1/4 tsp
Oregano to the meat. I also sprinkled a
little bit of Italian seasoning on top of the cresents.
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