Ingredients
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1
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2
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1
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10
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8
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1
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2
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1
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Directions
Chicken Bacon Swiss Braid, Someone brought this to a holiday party and everyone loved it, including me She gave out the recipe and this is it , I did take the tip & used 2 cans of the larger big and flaky crescent rolls more than anything else because I wanted one braid to use for practice! Worked well that way, I did get one very nice braid & another one that was OK, though just as wonderfully tasty! Definitely a recipe I want to keep around! Thanks for posting the recipe! [Tagged & made in Please Review My Recipe], Someone brought this to a holiday party and everyone loved it, including me She gave out the recipe and this is it
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Steps
1
Done
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Preheat Oven to 350 Degrees. |
2
Done
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Use 2 Quart Bowl, Mix All Ingredients Well Except For Egg White and Crescent Rolls; Stir by Hand. |
3
Done
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Roll Out Crescent Rolls Onto Cookie Baking Sheet; Do not Separate. |
4
Done
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Seal Seams. |
5
Done
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Using a Pizza Cutter, Cut Crescents Into Strips (starting on Longest Sides of Cookie Sheet, Cut Sides of Dough Into Eight Strips, About 1 1/2 Inches Wide and 3 Inches Long). |
6
Done
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Spread Chicken Mixture Down the Center of the Crescents. |
7
Done
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Starting at One End, Lift One Strip of Dough; Twist One Turn and Lay Across the Top of the Filling. |
8
Done
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Repeat, Alternating Strips of Dough to Form a Braid. |
9
Done
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Fold the Bottom Edges of the Dough Up at the Ends of Braid. |
10
Done
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Brush Top of Dough With a Lightly Beaten Egg White, If Desired. |
11
Done
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Bake 25-30 Minutes or Until Golden Brown; Cover With Foil When Baking or Crust Becomes Too Brown. |
12
Done
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(note: You Can Use 2 Cans of the Larger Big and Flaky Crescent Rolls (6 Sections Instead of Eight) and Make 2 Smaller Braids Instead of One Large Braid (one Can Per Braid) and It Works Fine. You Use 1/2 of the Chicken Mixture For Each Braid). |