Easter is a sacred holiday in my family. I have been thinking about the resurrection of Jesus Christ and how to explain that concept to my four year old son. This recipe immediately came to mind. These sweet rolls start with crescentt dough, marshmallows, butter and cinnamon sugar. I hope I had you when I said butter....everything tastes better with butter! If you like cinnamon rolls, or anything ooey, gooey, sitcky and chewey. YOU WILL LOVE THIS!!!!!!!!!!
Making these treats is a great way to have a spiritually meaningful conversation with your children. These sweet treats are basically crescents wrapped around a cinnamon sugar marshmallow that hollows when you bake it. During the baking process the marshmallow melts into the dough and dissappears. This process is a great way to help a child see the resurrection in a visual way that helps them connect the dots The finished product is a sweet roll oozing with sweet cinnamon goodness. Even if you don''t have children, this is just a fun and easy recipe.
Here are step by step instructions:
Resurrection Rolls
1 10 ounce can refrigerated crescent dough
8 large marshmallows
1/4 cup melted butter
2 tablespoons ground cinnamon
2 tablespoons white sugar
Directions:
Preheat oven to 350
combine cinnamon and sugar and put aside
*Seperate crresecent dough into triangles. The crescent represents the tomb.
*Take one large marshmallow, which represents the body of Christ
*Dip the marshmallow in melted butter and roll in cinnamon sugar mixture. This represent the oils
and spices the body was annonited with upon burial
* Lay the marshmallow on the dough and carefully wrap the dough around the marshmallow (make sure the
seams are pinched together, or the marshmallow will ooze out of the seams
*Bake for approxximately 10-15 minutes (oven times vary depending on how hot your oven gets)
Remove from oven
Cool slightly
Break open the tomb and the body of Christ is no longer there!
Celebrate God's Love!
Use larrge marshmallows |
Seperate dough into triangles |
Dip marshmallow into melted butter and then roll in cinnamon sugar |
My son insisted that this photo would have more style if I put his Thomas the Train in it:-) |
Wrap your dough around the cinnamon sugar dipped marshmallow |
Here is what the unbaked rolls look like |
Fresh from the oven! |
These are amazing warm... |
A sweet lesson... |
Enjoy your blessings! |
10 comments:
Biting into these would be such fun and so yummy too. Great way to use a treat to teach an important lesson. By the way, stay tuned for tomorrow when I'll post the dessert I made with the chocolate sorbet.
what a great way to teach something so special to your son!
helps that they look so delicious as well! haha
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C
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They definitely look delicious and love how you are using them!
-Meagan
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My goodness! That looks good...lol...I enjoy reading this post today. I liked how you desire to educate your son on your family beliefs & cooking something that he will remember forever as it relates to the subject at hand. Wonderful.
What an amazing post! And such a great idea! I think I'll actually make these for Easter Sunday!
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This is a great idea! Now lil Glen and I have a nice Saturday afternoon activity!
They look so yummy!!!!
Thank you lovely ones! I hope you all make this for Easter or when you get the urge for something yummy and quick:-) These are so good!
LV, you really hit it out of the ball park wit this post. Soulful, informative,sweet...inspirational. Praise Jesus!!
You have no idea how much I love love this post for all kinds of reason. I love how you made something entirely relatable a teaching moment for your son.
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