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Crescent Mummy Dogs Recipe

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A few weeks ago, I was standing online at Stop & Shop before paying for my weekly groceries.  I looked over at the magazine rack. It was then I saw a small paperback book by Pillsbury. See all the recipes in this booklet were for Halloween, including a recipe for Crescent Mummy Dogs.

Supplies Mummy Dogs

This Crescent Mummy Dogs recipe was right on the front cover. So, I flipped to the page that housed the cover recipe. See it was all about hot dogs and crescent rolls. Seriously all things kids like.

Wrapped Mummy Dogs Before Heating In Oven

And see it looked so easy to make. Plus really cute, too. Also, they were extremely interesting as far as the look of them went.

Cooked Closeup of Mummy Dogs

It was then I knew I needed to make these for Halloween time for my own family.

By the way, I admit I love Halloween.  As much as I complain about Summer ending, Halloween is one of my favorite holidays.  And I love all the decorating and themed crafts. I also can’t help, but love the recipes for Halloween time.

Closeup Mummy Dogs on a Plate

So, my excitement to make these Crescent Mummy Dogs was on overdrive.

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Do you want to make Crescent Mummy Dogs, too?

Crescent Mummy Dogs Recipe

Check out the recipe I used below now…

Crescent Mummy Dogs Recipe

Crescent Mummy Dogs Recipe

Mummy Dogs Horizontal Final Shot
Yield: 10

Crescent Mummy Dogs

Prep Time: 30 minutes
Cook Time: 20 minutes
Additional Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 55 minutes

A Spook-tacular Halloween Dish to Die For!

Ingredients

  • 1 can, 8oz. Pillsbury Crescent or Grands Dinner Rolls
  • 1 package 8 Large Hot Dogs
  • Ketchup

Instructions

  1. Pre-heat oven to 375 degrees.
  2. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper
  3. Slice the crescent rolls into thin slices
  4. Wrap your hot dog "mummies"
  5. Bake 11-12 minutes until crescents are turning golden brown
  6. Cool and add ketchup eyes!

Nutrition Information:


Amount Per Serving: Calories: 300
© Pillsbury
Cuisine: American / Category: Main Course

Mummy Dogs Horizontal Final Shot

Do you love Halloween as much as I do?

What are your favorite Halloween recipes?

Now, will you make Mummy Crescent Dogs for your family?

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About Janine

Janine is a published author of the books, The Mother of All Meltdowns and Only Trollops Shave Above the Knee. She has been featured on The Huffington Post, Mamapedia, Today Parenting Team and SheKnows. She also runs her own graphic design company at J9 Designs.

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    • Janine Huldie says

      The girls loved loved them Michelle and even made them again at my in-laws for all the kids for dinner this past weekend again. My 9 year old niece asked if she could come to dinner at my house now and if I could make these again!! 🙂

  3. Sara says

    I saw this on your blog over the weekend and couldn't wait until you posted this. It looks like the girls loved it! I am so trying this with Collin.
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  5. Eddy says

    Another wonderful post Janine and I know for sure that my grandchildren will love these. Thank you once again my friend for a wonderful read.
    Eddy.

    • Janine Huldie says

      Melanie, I admit I didn't eat these myself, they are so for the kids, but couldn't resist, because they looked like so much for for them. But I am with you and cannot wait to try some savory adult sweet treats too soon!! 🙂

  9. tamaralikecamera says

    I love Halloween too. I just love the feel of it – the atmosphere. You just reminded me of a great memory. My mom used to make us "Halloweenies" when we were kids on Halloween. It was the pre-trick-or-treating dinner. It was basically cheese-filled hot dogs. So I guess she probably bought them like that? My mom is no butcher so I can't see her making her own hot dogs to fill with cheese.
    Either way, I love hot dogs and so does Des. Scarlet doesn't…yet.
    Happy Tuesday!
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    • Janine Huldie says

      Tamara, another thing we have in common, because as much as I complain about Summer ending, I do love Halloween. And truly do wait for it all year long. I have had those hot dogs (I think Oscar Meyer makes them) as a kid, but love how your mom made them special for Halloween, because it is memories like this that I hope my kids will hold onto, too. Happy Tuesday to you, too!!! 🙂

  10. Billybuc says

    Finally, a recipe I can love. I would eat these daily. Thanks for the idea, Janine, and have a great day.

  12. turnips 2 tangerines says

    I remember making these mummy dogs for my kids when they were small…..back in the 90's:) Now I make them for my Grandson!! He loves them. I put 2 small drops of mustard on the baked dog and add a poppy seed on top of the mustard for eyes!!! They are so cute! Thanks for sharing on Tasty Tuesday~ Lynn @ Turnips 2 Tangerines

  14. Lanaya says

    You could pretty much wrap anything inside those rolls and it would be heaven! Yum!!

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  15. Sarah says

    TOTALLY making these next week!

    Also – Hope you're joining us for our link party tomorrow on the topic of what we think our children will be like someday! I'd love to see your post on little Emma and Lily!
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    • Janine Huldie says

      That just made my day hearing that Leah and seriously hope my kids feel this way, too as they get older 🙂

  19. Sandy Ramsey says

    My kids are going to love these! Thanks Janine!
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    • Janine Huldie says

      Kristi, you should totally link up. Seriously the more the merrier and seriously so many pin worthy posts in one place (totally like heaven for the Pin obsessed mama!). As for the hot dogs, I use chicken, turkey, pork combo, but I don't see why you couldn't use chicken dogs instead. Might be something to totally try and if you let me know how they turn out!! 🙂

  24. realhousewife says

    I've made a similar version but I used the regular crescent instead of strips…they ARE good! I've also wrapped bacon around a hot dog and grilled it…also…GREAT! Yummmm

    • Janine Huldie says

      Nellie, I love pigs in the blankets, too. And these really are like you said one big giant one!! 🙂

  27. gigigirl says

    They look yummy! I'll have to try them when I have friends to share with. The girls looks like they enjoyed them. You always come up with great and easy recipes! Have a good weekend. xxoo

  28. gigigirl says

    BTW Janine…..Something isn't right with "Like My Blog"….can't get to the rating and comments. Maybe check it out. Enter text right here!

    • Janine Huldie says

      Thanks for telling me. It seems to be working now. That is an external site that collects votes and might have been there website acting up and I have known it to do that from time to time.

  30. Pure Grace Farms says

    I always have loved these little mummy dog wraps. I am going to have to break down this year and make them for my Grandson. I know he will love them and I will have to turn a blind eye to the fact that I am giving him hot dogs. 🙂 We all make sacrifices sometimes. Thanks for sharing at Foodie Friday’s. Have a wonderful weekend!
    Blessings,
    Shari

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