Hearty Rolls

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Grab these quick-to-make rolls that pack together morning staples – crispy bacon, eggs, sausage, and gooey cheese. Easy for on-the-go mornings or a relaxing brunch at home.

Sarah
Created By Mia Laurent
Updated on Tue, 22 Apr 2025 22:22:07 GMT
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These Breakfast Swirls pack all our favorite morning treats in one bite. I've nailed the mix of eggs, bacon, sausage and cheese all tucked inside fluffy crescent pastry. They're just what you need when you're rushing but still want something hot and filling to start your day.

Sunrise Sensation

When these goodies are in the oven, nobody can resist wandering into the kitchen. Basic ingredients come together like magic, yet they're still easy enough to whip up any day. The blend of tasty fillings makes them perfect when you've got hungry folks to feed.

Your Pantry Must-Haves

Grab some nice crescent dough for the best foundation. Soft cream cheese goes on smoothly, and eggs with the right seasonings really make the filling pop. Pick whatever breakfast meat and cheese you like best to put your own spin on each batch.

Putting It All Together

Cook your meats until done, then whip up some flavored scrambled eggs. Flatten the dough into a rectangle, smear with cream cheese, and add all your goodies evenly. Roll it up tight for perfect swirls and use a good knife for clean cuts. They'll bake until they're golden and smell amazing.

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A close-up view of baked pastry rolls filled with sausage, scrambled eggs, and cheese, arranged in a baking tray. | chefmiarecipes.com

Switch Things Up

Give flavored cream cheese a try, toss in some cooked veggies, or swap out your cheese options. Every little change creates a brand new breakfast thrill while keeping that homey, comforting vibe.

Time-Saving Tricks

Already cooked meats cut down on prep time and store-bought dough makes putting these together super fast. These shortcuts mean you can get breakfast ready quicker without losing any of the taste.

Stay Fresh

You can keep these rolls for up to five days, so they're great for planning meals ahead. Just warm them up quickly and they'll taste almost like they're fresh from the oven.

Freezer Ready

You can freeze these beauties for up to three months with no problem. Let them thaw overnight and warm them gently for an easy breakfast whenever you want.

Great Pairings

Dish them up warm with some fresh fruit on the side for balance. They're also a hit at brunch with a good cup of coffee for those perfect lazy mornings.

Your Own Creation

Try a sturdier bread dough, add some heat with spices, or go fancy with upscale cheese blends. Each twist will become someone's new morning favorite.

Foolproof Advice

Be gentle with your dough, use parchment for easier rolling, and don't crowd your rolls while they bake. These little tricks guarantee they'll turn out great every single time.

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A flaky pastry filled with sausage, cheese, and garnished with parsley sits on a decorative plate. | chefmiarecipes.com

Eye-Catching Display

Set them out in a circle, sprinkle with fresh herbs, or serve them on wooden platters. These small touches can turn an ordinary breakfast into something that feels extra special.

Closing Thoughts

Turn crescent dough into a handheld meal filled with all your favorite breakfast fillings. Scrambled eggs, sizzling bacon, hearty sausage, and melted cheese combine perfectly in these stuffed rolls for a filling, portable breakfast.

Common Recipe Questions

→ Can I prep them ahead?

Sure! You could get the filling ready in advance and put the rolls together in the morning, or bake the full batch early and just reheat later.

→ What if there's no crescent dough?

If you don’t have crescent sheets, pizza dough or thawed bread dough work fine. Roll them out to match the crescent sheet size.

→ Can I freeze these for later?

Absolutely. You can freeze before or after baking. For the best results, wrap tightly and store for up to 2 months. Let them thaw overnight before reheating.

→ Why is cooling the filling important?

If the filling’s too hot, it makes the dough harder to work with. Let it cool to keep the dough easy to shape and roll.

→ Can I mix up the cheese?

Go for it! Try using any cheese that melts well, like Monterey Jack, Swiss, or even a mix of cheeses for extra flavor.

Hearty Rolls

Cheesy rolls packed with scrambled eggs, sausage, and bacon inside tender crescent dough. Start your day with this simple and tasty treat.

Prep Time
30 minutes
Cooking Time
25 minutes
Total Duration
55 minutes
Created By: Mia Laurent

Recipe Category: Weekend Projects

Skill Level: Moderately Challenging

Recipe Cuisine: American

Recipe Yield: 12 Number of Servings (12 rolls)

Dietary Categories: ~

Ingredients You’ll Need

01 4 eggs.
02 2 tablespoons finely chopped red bell pepper.
03 1 tablespoon milk.
04 A quarter teaspoon of black pepper.
05 Two 8-ounce cans of crescent dough sheets.
06 1/3 cup chive and onion whipped cream cheese.
07 8 ounces cooked ground breakfast sausage.
08 4 slices of cooked and crumbled bacon.
09 1 1/2 cups of shredded cheddar cheese.

Steps to Make It

Step 01

Set your oven to 350°F and grease up a 9x13-inch pan.

Step 02

Mix the eggs with a splash of milk, some pepper, and diced bell peppers. Scramble them and let them cool off.

Step 03

Roll out the dough sheets and press the seams together to form one big rectangle.

Step 04

Layer on the cream cheese, then pile on the scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon bits, and cheddar.

Step 05

Roll the dough up snugly and slice it into a dozen pieces.

Step 06

Pop the rolls in the pan and bake for 24 to 26 minutes until they turn golden brown.

Extra Information

  1. Pizza dough works as a good swap for crescent sheets.
  2. Make sure your fillings have cooled completely before adding.
  3. Save time by using already cooked meats.

Essential Tools

  • Baking dish (9x13).
  • Frying pan.
  • Knife with a serrated edge.

Allergen Details

Review every item for allergen risks. Reach out to a healthcare expert for any concerns.
  • Contains dairy from cream cheese and cheddar.
  • Includes eggs.
  • Wheat is present in the dough.

Nutritional Details (Per Serving)

These figures are for general reference and shouldn’t replace expert medical guidance.
  • Caloric Content: 310
  • Fat Content: 21 grams
  • Carbohydrate Content: 19 grams
  • Protein Content: 12 grams