Pepperoni and Havarti Crescent Recipe for an After School Treat

Back-to-school season is on its way, so I wanted to share with you a treat to give your kiddos when they return from school. I call it the "pepperoni and Havarti crescent recipe." It may not be the healthiest treat, but it sure is delicious. And it only has three ingredients (woo hoo), which makes it a quick after-school snack. It reminds me of a mini Stromboli. And my family loves strombolis, especially with pepperoni and cheese. Yum!

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If you have older teens who are comfortable with the oven, they can also make them on their own.  I find that any kids who love pepperoni and cheese will love this Pepperoni and Harvanti Crescent recipe.

Havarti Crescent Recipe Ingredients:

1 Pillsbury™ Reduced Fat Crescent Dinner Rolls container that makes 8
32 pieces of Pepperoni pieces - four pieces in each crescent
2 Havarti cheese folded to make eight small squares of cheese

Note: you can add various types of food to the inside as well. Be creative and pick what your kids like to eat.  Here are some suggestions: cooked chicken cubed, shredded mozzarella or any shredded cheese, cubed cooked ham.  I found that any cooked leftover meat works great. You can even add a little sauce on the side if your kids like to dunk their food. The possibilities are endless. 

Havarti Crescent Recipe Instructions:

Preheat oven to 375 degrees.

Start by opening the canister. Then, separate the eight pieces of the crescent containers.

Roll them out a little enough for each one to fit the pepperoni and cheese inside.

Place two pieces of pepperoni, then one small square of cheese, and two pieces of pepperoni on each crescent. The roll from the wide end to the narrow point of the triangle. Make sure to enclose the pepperoni and cheese.

Bake according to the container  (11-13 minutes) until golden brown on a parchment-covered cookie sheet (Affiliate Link).

Let cool for 15 minutes, and enjoy with your kids.

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Here's the finished snack. The Havarti crescent recipe was delicious! Let me know what you and your children think by commenting below. My kids enjoyed it and gulped up that there were no leftovers. You can also share this recipe as an appetizer for an impromptu visit from family and friends. 

Below are some more of my appetizer recipes! Feel free to check them out!

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