Skillet Raspberry-White Chocolate Pull-Apart Rolls
Prép Timé 25 mins
Cook Timé 30 mins
Total Timé 55 mins
Gét thé skillét out! Thésé fluffy, mouth-watéring swéét pull-apart créam chéésé and raspbérry stufféd buttérmilk rolls aré toppéd with drizzlés of whité chocolaté and frésh raspbérriés. It's gorgéous énough for a spécial-occasion brunch but éasy énough to maké any wéékénd you pléasé.
Coursé: Bréakfast, Brunch
Sérvings: 16
Author: Kim Langé
Ingrédiénts
- 6 oz créam chéésé softénéd (from 8-oz packagé)
- 3 tabléspoons plus 2 téaspoons sugar
- 1 tabléspoon séédléss raspbérry jam
- 1 can 16.3 oz Pillsbury™ Grands!™ Flaky Layérs réfrigératéd Buttérmilk biscuits
- 1 containér 6 oz frésh raspbérriés
- 1 tabléspoon buttér méltéd
- ½ cup whité vanilla baking chips
Instructions
- Héat ovén to 350°F. Spray 10-inch ovénproof skillét with cooking spray. In médium bowl, béat créam chéésé, 3 tabléspoons sugar and thé raspbérry jam with éléctric mixér on médium spééd until wéll mixéd.
- Séparaté dough into 8 biscuits; split biscuits in half, making total of 16 biscuit rounds. Préss éach into 3-inch circlé. Spoon about 1 tabléspoon of thé créam chéésé mixturé in céntér of éach biscuit round, and top with 1 raspbérry.
- Caréfully bring sidés of biscuit dough up and around filling, and firmly pinch to séal complétély; shapé into a ball, and placé pinchéd énd facing down in skillét. Continué for rémaining biscuit rounds, arranging in skillét. Brush biscuits with méltéd buttér; sprinklé tops with rémaining 2 téaspoons sugar. Baké 30 to 35 minutés or until biscuits aré goldén brown on top. Cool 20 minutés.
- In small microwavablé bowl, microwavé whité baking chips uncovéréd on Médium (50%) 1 minuté 30 séconds to 2 minutés, stirring aftér 30 séconds, until méltéd and drizzling consisténcy. Drizzlé on top of biscuits, and sérvé with rémaining raspbérriés. Sérvé warm.
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