pasties out of crescents
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I realized I had two packages of Crescent rolls, and I had leftover veggies, meatballs from last night, and I have package of Courico. On the Today Show recently, they showed Matt Lauer in Cornwall, U.K., and he showed us a place where they make Cornish Pasties! I've been thinking of those "Traditional Yooper Pasties" by Jennifer McConnell, that I've been going to make sometime. It's a little late, and I need to make lunch for my husband, so I thought I'd try something similar and do it quickly! Putting two rolls of Crescents together, tops and bottoms, I could make eight pasties. The Cornish Pasties are different, and I don't have the HP Sauce that is served with those, but I had an idea for lunch "to go" for my husband.
(1 rating)
yield
4 -8
prep time
15 Min
cook time
15 Min
method
Bake
Ingredients For pasties out of crescents
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2 pkglow-fat crescent rolls
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1 smchunk of gouda cheese, or other favorite
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1 1/2 cchopped cooked vegetables, carrots,onions,potatoes
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3leftover meatballs, sliced,
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18 oz. link of chourico, sliced and then cut into strips
How To Make pasties out of crescents
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1Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Slice Chourico and place in a cup of water in a covered skillet, bring to a boil and simmer five minutes. This is to remove some of the fat.
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2Add chopped onion to the Chourico and simmer a minute longer. Then add drained Chourico/onion to the chopped veggies along with the sliced meatballs. Stir.
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3Place one package of Crescent rolls, separated on ungreased baking sheet, and spoon filling on half of them. Add a small thin strip of sliced cheese. Place the other package of Crescent rolls, separated on top of the filling and press edges together, sealing each into a trianglular package. Bake for 17 minutes.
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