
Mummy Pigs in a Blanket with Golden Crescent Roll Wraps
By Liam Carter
Prep
10 min
Cook
14 min
Total
29 min
Servings
10
Level
Easy
Baking tightly wrapped crescent roll dough allows it to puff and brown around the hot dogs in the oven‚ with the ends of the hot dogs exposed․ Mummy Pigs in a Blanket are Halloween hot dogs baked with crescent roll dough and candies for eyes that can be served on a party tray․

Try crescent dough or another type of dough․ Press or roll out crescent dough with perforations and other doughs on a floured surface to form a long rectangle‚ then cut into 1/4-inch-wide strips․ The long rectangular sheet of dough can accommodate strips wrapped around hot dogs to leave room for candy eyes․ Hot dogs can be served whole or cut in half before baking․
On the baking sheet‚ position the dough near but not over the hot dog․ The dough will rise‚ and the hot dog will shrink during baking‚ which can cause unshaped hot dogs to fall out of buns․ Bake for 12 to 14 minutes‚ watching for browning‚ and add features and a little ketchup to help hot dogs adhere to buns․
Serve these foods as appetizers at a Halloween party with condiments like ketchup and mustard․ Other appetizers to serve include fruit kabobs and cream cheese twists and pizza rolls․ Refrigerated leftovers can be stored in airtight containers․ Refrigerated foods will have softer pastry wrappers than baked foods․

Why you'll love this recipe
- Thin crescent rolls are ideal for making mummy shapes because they are sealed into a long‚ continuous sheet that can be more easily cut than perforated crescent rolls․
- A missing portion of the hot dogs at one end exposes the candy eyes‚ which resemble mummies rather than completely covered pastry․
- Tightly wrapping the dough can compensate for the expansion of the rolls and shrinking of the hot dogs in the oven to keep the bands close to the filling․
- Golden dough makes the final product visually appealing by suggesting that the pastry is cooked and the hot dogs are contained within the strips of dough․
- Ketchup placed around each candy eyeball helps hold the face on after baking and doesn't interfere with the cookie design․
- Halving hot dogs can make smaller pieces that are easier for party guests to eat․ Whole hot dogs may be an option for serving children․
Ingredients
- •8 oz crescent rolls or dough sheet
- •10 hot dogs (cut in half)
- •1 package candy eyes
- •flour (for lightly floured surface)
- •ketchup (a little, for attaching candy eyes)
Instructions
- 1
Heat the oven to 375°F and line a large baking sheet with parchment paper.
- 2
Roll out the crescent roll dough on a lightly floured surface and press the perforations to seal it into one long rectangle.
- 3
Cut the dough lengthwise into thin, 1/4-inch slices.
- 4
Wrap the hot dogs with the crescent dough, leaving a space for the eyes, and place them on the baking sheet.
- 5
Bake until the dough is golden brown, about 12 to 14 minutes.
- 6
Immediately add a little ketchup to the backs of the candy eyes and place them on the mummies.
FAQ
Nutrition (per serving)
Calories
91
Protein
1g
Fat
5g
Carbs
12g
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