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Bacon Appetizer Crescents

Bacon Appetizer Crescents recipe
photo by:kraft
Savory dip meets crescent roll for a whole new take on hot appetizers. These toasty bites will go faster than you can say, "They have bacon."
time
prep:
20 min
total:
35 min
servings
total:
16 servings
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posted:1/9/2007
I made these at the holidays and they disappeared. I also made them again, with a vegitarian friend coming, and replaced the bacon and onion with spinach and artichoke hearts chopped up and they were just as good if not better.
posted:1/4/2007
Yummy and simple to make! I'm going to leave out the chopped onion next time..my husband didn't care for them..I couldn't tell there was onions in them though.
posted:1/2/2007
Delicious!! Will make again soon!
posted:12/31/2006
Everyone asked for the recipe...it was a hit!
posted:12/31/2006
I made this recipe for our family's Christmas Eve party this year. Everyone loved it! Even the kids!!! Everyone was asking me how I made it and thought I had went through a lot of work to make them. It was a hit!!
posted:12/30/2006
Amazing! Everyone liked them when I first made them. Now I'm making them for my mother's annual New Year's Eve party. I hope they're a "bang!"
posted:12/30/2006
Very good but I felt the parmesan taste was too strong so the next time I made it I only used about 2 tablespoons of parmesan.
posted:12/28/2006
THESE ARE THE BOMB... first thing to go on the table and everyone was raving about them.
posted:12/28/2006
I want to try these for they sound very good, however I cannot rate the recipe high at this time for it seems to lack detail. I use crecents for many recipes but I do not understand how to cut one rectangle section into 12 wedges? The picture of the finished product makes me think they meant to say cut the rectangles into 12 wedges. I do not see how you could get 12 of those from 2 crescents. Not each into 12. Can someone who has made these clear up this question? Thank you.
posted:12/27/2006
These are great! They were a big hit with adults and kids at Christmas. I will make again!
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