It wouldn't be Thanksgiving without these rolls!If you want to make them, start today...the dough has to
rise in the refrigerator overnight.
Click HERE for the recipe.
I wish you could smell them!
It wouldn't be Thanksgiving without these rolls!
I'm not sure I can slide them in for Thanksgiving, but they sure look like something I can get to for the weekend football games! Thanks for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteHmm. Not sure if I'll have time to cook them. Do you deliver?
ReplyDeleteThey are such beauties! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving day my friend :D
ReplyDeleteThey look wonderful, but I'm in charge of Turkey, stuffing, gravy and pies...one of my daughters is bringing the rolls....Maybe I should email HER the recipe.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving dear Betsy!
Oh my!! I cheated this year and bought a bag of dinner rolls from Costco! The look and smell yummy too!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving!
Hugs
SueAnn
mmm....its 6:42 am....i am starving now....
ReplyDeleteThey look delicious. I have never made homemade rolls. Maybe for Christmas!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving to you and your family!
XO,
Jane
In my family it's not Thanksgiving without my sister's corn-crab pudding. You have to be from Maryland to understand!
ReplyDeleteIt's actually turkey hunting season up here in the mountains of Pennsyltucky... I wonder if I know anybody with a shotgun?
Oh, and oyster stuffing. Yup, more Maryland tradition.
ReplyDeleteRoy, I know exactly what you mean. It wouldn't be thanksgiving here without my Auntie's homemade chicken and noodles. She was born in the 1800's and made them until she died in the 1970's. I've always carried on the tradition. It's not Maryland...but it's a Hoosier thing. ha.
ReplyDeletedefinitely printing off the recipe for christmas dinner. thanksgiving is covered - we are having thanksgiving elsewhere and my assignment was a veggie side! I'll be doing a twist on sweet potatoes - using some mango, curry, and cilantro to spice things up!
ReplyDeletehave a wonderful thanksgiving! xxxx
Kim ~ yum! That salad sounds delicious...I love spicy!
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, I'm the only girl around our table! Even with the guests! So, guess who is baking and cooking it all? Hmmm...I bet I get to clean up, too. Sigh. :)
ReplyDeleteThese are looking good. I am in charge of desserts this year. My favorite thing to make.
ReplyDeleteThanks for reminding me of something that happened 27 years ago.
ReplyDeleteI was pregnant with Son #1, but Hubby and I hadn't told anyone yet. I decided to make homemade crescent rolls for dinner. All was going well until the rolls started cooking; the smell caused my stomach to churn and I ended up running to the bathroom to be sick. I'm not sure what excuse I used, but I never made the rolls again!
Love the angle! And they look delicious too.
ReplyDeleteThose look soooooooo good!
ReplyDeleteI can smell them and they are devine!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Thanksgiving!
My, they look delicious and picture perfect. Hope you have the happiest of Thanksgivings, Betsy. You sound as though you'll be busy, so I hope there are some special moments just for you, within it all.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving, Betsy. I'll be thinking about you and all those men!
ReplyDeleteGram did hers yesterday!
ReplyDeleteI think I CAN smell them!