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Empty Tomb Rolls

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Ingredients

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24 frozen yeast rolls, thawed (such as rhode's bake and serve, it needs to be the raw dough, not the pre-baked kind)
24 large marshmallows
1/4 cup butter, melted
6 tablespoons sugar
1 - 1 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon

Nutritional information

437.4
Calories
78 g
Calories From Fat
8.8 g
Total Fat
3.1 g
Saturated Fat
10.2 mg
Cholesterol
665.2 mg
Sodium
77.9 g
Carbs
2.8 g
Dietary Fiber
16.4 g
Sugars
11.6 g
Protein
139g
Serving Size

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Empty Tomb Rolls

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    I have been making these rolls since 1995 when my 4 year old son (Noah) asked if we could make them. They are such a good ministry tool. I bake mine so that they are all individual rolls and I have added the cinnamon sugar to the inside so they look more like dirt.Love, Love, Love these rolls.

    • 95 min
    • Serves 12
    • Easy

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    Empty Tomb Rolls, From Clubhouse Jr 1995 These are my family’s favorite Easter morning breakfast! Let your kids make them with you They will enjoy wrapping the marshmallow in dough and finding the tomb empty after they bake!, I have been making these rolls since 1995 when my 4 year old son (Noah) asked if we could make them They are such a good ministry tool I bake mine so that they are all individual rolls and I have added the cinnamon sugar to the inside so they look more like dirt Love, Love, Love these rolls , These are delicious! Instead of using packaged rolls, I made my own sweet yeast dough Also, I found it easier to dip the rolls in the butter and sugar (rather than brushing with butter and sprinkling with sugar) I liked being able to assemble the rolls the night before and bake them on Easter morning This recipe will be part of our Resurrection Day traditions from here on out!


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    Steps

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    Done

    Press the Rolls Flat.

    2
    Done

    Place a Marshmallow in the Center of Each Roll and Pinch the Dough Around It.

    3
    Done

    Press the Marshmallow-Filled Rolls Into Round-Ish Balls.

    4
    Done

    Brush Each Roll With Butter and Sprinkle It With the Combined Cinnamon and Sugar.

    5
    Done

    Let the Rolls Rise For 30-45 Minutes.

    6
    Done

    Bake Them at 350 Degrees For 15 Minutes or Until Golden Brown.

    7
    Done

    Just Like the Tomb on Easter Sunday, These Rolls Are Empty!

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    Done

    More Notes: You Can Easily Make as Many or as Few as You Like! I Usually Just Make 12, Which Is the Perfect Amount For a 9x13 Pan. I Also Usually Do All the Assembly the Night Before So That on Baking Day I Can Just Pull Them Out of the Fridge and Let Them Rise on the Counter and Bake. These Are a Perfect Sweet Breakfast For Easter Morning!

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    (i Have Listed This as Making 12 Servings, Even Though It Makes 24 Rolls, Because We Can Never Eat Just One -- and Prep. Time Includes Rising.).

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