Blueberry Crescent Rolls

Easy-to-make blueberry crescent rolls look as impressive as they taste. Blueberry pie filling wrapped up in flaky refrigerator crescent roll dough then topped with a sweet lemon glaze. The perfect crescent roll recipe that's perfect for breakfast.

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What I love most about this crescent roll dessert is how easily you could serve them for a holiday breakfast or brunch. Everyone loves something sweet after a breakfast celebration!

Blueberry crescent rolls also make a great option for an on-the-go fast breakfast. Prepare them at the beginning of the week and easily reheat all week long...if they last more than a day!

This recipe pairs well with homemade vanilla ice cream if you're serving it as an easy dessert.

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Table of Contents

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• Helpful Kitchen Tools
• Main Ingredients Needed
• Step-by-Step Instructions
• Leftovers
• Make-Ahead
• Variations
• Recipe FAQs
• Blueberry Crescent Rolls

Helpful Kitchen Tools

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• Parchment Baking Sheets
• Baking Trays
• Silicone Measuring Cups - perfect to help you pour the glaze on top of the baked crescent rolls.
• Pizza Wheel Cutter - this works great on dividing the crescent rolls into individual sections.

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Main Ingredients Needed

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• Refrigerator Crescent Rolls
• Blueberry Pie Filling
• Powdered Sugar - for the glaze
• Lemon Juice - of course fresh is always best, but I didn't have fresh lemons in the house and used bottled and it still tasted delicious.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1 | Prep the Rolls

• Open the crescent roll can and separate the rolls into triangles.
• Lay them flat on a piece of parchment paper while you open the can of blueberry pie filling.
• Add a heaping tablespoon on top of each crescent roll triangle. Spread the mixture on top being careful not to go too close to the edge of the crescent rolls.

Step 2 | How to Roll Up Crescent Rolls

• Beginning at the larger end, start rolling up the crescent rolls.
• Try your best to pinch and tuck the ends together so the blueberry filling doesn't seep out while baking.
• A little should be okay like I have here.
• Place the crescent rolls on a baking tray that's been lined with parchment paper.

Step 3 | Brush with Egg White

• Place the crescent rolls on a parchment lined baking sheet.
• Brush each crescent roll with the egg white.
• This will help give the rolls a nice shiny look.

Step 4 | How Long to Bake Crescent Rolls

• Bake in a 375°F degree preheated oven for 10 to 12 minutes or until golden brown.
• Set them aside for a few minutes to cool while you prepare the glaze.

Step 5 | Add the Glaze

• Combine the glaze ingredients together in a small bowl.
• Drizzle on top of the slightly cooled crescent rolls.

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Leftovers

• Store any leftovers in a covered storage container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days.
• You can reheat the leftover danishes in the microwave.
• These danishes do not stand up well to freezing.

Make-Ahead

You can easily prepare blueberry crescent rolls ahead of time. Prepare them up to the point of baking. Cover them with plastic wrap and then store in the refrigerator just before you need to bake them.

• Follow the directions above up to the point of baking.
• Cover the baking tray with plastic wrap.
• Keep in the refrigerator overnight or up to one day .
• When you're ready to bake, remove the tray from the refrigerator and allow the unbaked danish to come to room temperature.
• Bake as directed above.

Variations

Giving the visitor ideas on how they can change this recipe to better suit their dinner guests, or their cultural cuisine, is a great way to increase the chances they make the recipe

• Pie Filling - you can use any flavor of pie filling that you want. Don't limit yourself to just blueberry!
• Canned Fruit - you could use canned peaches or pears.
• Crescent Roll Sheet Dough - prepare this recipe using crescent roll sheet dough by spreading the blueberry pie filling on top of the sheet of dough, rolling up into a cylinder and then slicing into pinwheels.

See this Blueberry Cream Cheese Danish which is a slight variation on this recipe you might also enjoy.

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