Chicken and Broccoli Crescent Wreath

Chicken and Broccoli Crescent Wreath

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Pimp out your holiday table with this Cheesy Chicken & Broccoli Crescent Wreath.

It’s festive and so entirely edible. Which makes it edibly festive and festively edible. Or, shall we say fedible? Estive? Festividible? Ah, heck. Let’s just stuff this puppy in our mouth, make a toast to fabs food, and not say a thing!

 

Ingredients for Crescent Wreath recipe.

Line up the ingredients! You can have these things all shopped for and sitting in your fridge and freezer, awaiting the exact moment when your holiday bakeage strikes.

 

Mix chicken, Steamers and cheese for filling.

To get this thing baked up and in your face, it’s seriously so easy. Just mix the filling together. Chicken. Cheese. Green Giant Cheesy Broccoli and Rice Steamers. Bam!

 

Spread out the Crescent dough to form the base of the wreath.

Now open a tube of Pillsbury Crescent dough, pull it in halfsies, pinch the diagonal together, then mold it into a flat round on a parchment-lined baking sheet or pizza pan. Mound the filling on the dough, leaving about 1/4″ of crescent dough open around the edges.

 

Add filling to Crescent base, mounding as needed.

Mound the filling on the dough, leaving about 1/4″ of crescent dough open around the edges.

 

Add the second layer of Crescent dough on top.

Open the second tube of crescent dough. Unroll, split into two long pieces, pinch the diagonal perforations together, then place over the top of the filling. Pinch the edges together.

 

Brush top with milk.

Brush milk over the top layer of your crescent dough.

 

Sprinkle top with sesame seeds.

Sprankle it all up with sesame seeds. Toss some over your shoulder for good luck. Congrats! You’ll be married in a month!

 

Bake and top with cherry tomatoes and parsely for a holiday touch.

Bake and top with cherry tomatoes. Decorate your wreath right up with a little bunch of Italian parsley to add some easy holiday flair. You know, hlair. It’s a thing.

 

Slice and serve the Crescent wreath!

Serve and slice for the ultimate easy, fedible party eat. Happy Holidays!

 

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Brooke blogs at Cheeky Kitchen where she shares fun family recipes. She joined Tablespoon to share some of her best, so keep an eye on Brooke’s profile to see what she cooks up next!

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meaggiej said:

Sprankling it is the same thing as sprinkling it, right? lol


1/29/2013 9:33 PM
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