These small rolls taste wonderful and if you taste one still hot from the oven dripping with glaze I dare say you won't eat only one! I first tried this recipe many years ago and it was a always a hit whenever I served them. Tonight I am serving them as a dessert for our supper guests!
- 2 cups flour
- 4 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 cup shortening
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1/2 cup buttermilk
- Apples, approximately 2 1/2 ( I used McIntosh but I am sure any baking apple would do)
- Cut shortening into dry ingredients.
- Add cream and mix with fork till you can handle the dough and forms into a ball.
- Cover dough and refrigerate for 1 or 2 hours.
- Roll out, not too thin and cut in squares.
- Peel and core the apples and cut into quarters, I make these rolls small so I cut the apples into eighths. (approximate)
- Place an eighth of an apple on a square of dough and roll them up placing them on the pan. To make them look a little 'fancier' I place the apple piece diagonally on the square of dough and bring up 2 corners and pinch them on top.
- Bake at 400ยบ for 17 minutes or until golden in color.
Glaze:
- 1 cup icing sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla
- 4 teaspoons warm water
- Mix and brush on the apple rolls while they are still hot.
- Yield: 30 'delectable' apple rolls
oh betty...i remember these, when i worked a the nursing home one lady's daughter would bring these in for the staff and they were sooo good and now i have the recipe, i am so excited.....{well i would rather have them given to me, but i guess i can bake them my self if i must....grin}
ReplyDeleteWow! I just came across your site. The recipes look wonderful!
ReplyDeleteYum! Anything apple always gets my attention...and these look great.
ReplyDeleteMmmmmm! Those apple rolls look scrumptious!!
ReplyDeleteI know what we're having for dessert tonight!
Wow...I wish I was there to eat those with my morning coffee I am sipping right now. In fact....I wish I could take a few for my afternoon coffee as well. Amazingly beautiful and I know it will taste fantastic. Thanks for sharing. Lucky guests.
ReplyDeleteThose look awesome. I love cooking and drinking buttermilk.
ReplyDeleteDelectable looking. . I will defiantely try these. . .that Mennonite Cookbook is wonderful now that we have pictures. . .smile.
ReplyDeleteOh they look like they'd melt in your mouth!
ReplyDeleteYour guests are sure to enjoy the fellowship....and the dessert. I have never made this recipe, but I will now. Kathy
ReplyDeleteThese are so soft and fluffy... melt in your mouth :) ~ Ali
ReplyDeleteOOOH those look like HEAVEN. I am going to pick up some items just for these with my grocery list this week, TY so much for sharing, I just love your recipes :)
ReplyDeleteMmmmmmm ... I can just taste them!
ReplyDeleteWow, that old cookbook is coming to life! These look really good!
ReplyDeleteUhmmmm! What a warm and delicious dessert to serve your guests! I like the glaze idea and must try your recipe! The apple dumplings I make have an orange glaze which is good but too sticky to handle.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by Esther's Insights. Always good to hear from you!
no I meant to say, I've used an orange sauce. Not a glaze but will definitely try the glaze idea.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful. I just found your site and I am excited to see all the great recipes. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely cut the apples into eighths! I have a pampered chef corer/slicer that cuts 10 slices at a time. Although the rolls turned out wonderful, they would have been just that much more wonderful with a bit more apple in the middle. The pastry is "melt in your mouth" rich. I took the challenge of trying to eat just one fresh out of the oven...I failed and had two...quite happily. Very good recipe.
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ReplyDeleteand where was I when you made these hmm???
These are amazing! My husband and I ate almost a whole batch before they were completely cooled....
ReplyDeleteI made a batch of these today - they were wonderful! I sprinkled cinnamon on half of them, and we enjoyed them that way as well. Thanks so much for a wonderful recipe that I'm sure I'll make again!
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