Bacon Pigs in a Blanket Pull-Apart
Prep Time: 20 min.
Bake Time: 25-30 min.
Servings: 8-10
Difficulty: Beginner
Pull-apart pigs in a blanket with bacon will be the star finger food at your next party!
Ingredients
12 Rhodes Yeast Dinner Rolls, dough thawed to room temperature
1 package lit’l Smokies
18 slices of bacon
Barbecue sauce
Instructions
Cut each slice of bacon in half lengthwise. Cook bacon on medium heat in a skillet until the grease is foaming in the skillet. Strain out grease.
Cut each roll into three equal sized portions. Spray a 9 inch round oven safe dish with cooking spray. To assemble each pig, roll out 1 roll portion to a 3×1 inch oval. Wrap a strip of bacon around a smokie, and wrap the dough around the bacon wrapped smokie. Repeat with remaining ingredients. Assemble the pigs in a blanket in concentric circles in the sprayed dish. Bake at 350ºF for 20-25 minutes. Serve hot with dipping sauce.
Carole kemp
Loved all t rec.Planning to the bacon pigs for super bowl next week.
Debbie from Rhodes
Me too! I think it is a great presentation and looks yummy!
David mccutchin
I made these before the Packer game On Sunday. Made ACCORDING to directions. Baked for 45 minutes, still not brown, doughy between Dogs.
Threw them away.
Debbie from Rhodes
At times you may have to bake longer and so I would cover them with aluminum foil so the top doesn’t get too browned. You could also lay them on a baking sheet individually and bake them that way.
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Kaye
Bought my Rhodes Rolls last night! Ready for Super Bowl!
Debbie from Rhodes
Wonderful!!! Happy Superbowl and happy baking!
Susan Jeffers
I make thes individuaLly all the time for geT-to-gAthers, Sunday School class & for BREAKFAST at home. Always a winner!! People
always want to know what the bread is. They are the best pigs-in- a- blanket i’ve ever had!!!
Debbie from Rhodes
So happy to hear how you use our recipes! These are so yummy!
Jamie
Do you cook them as shown or individually laying on cookie sheet?
Thanks
Debbie from Rhodes
Thanks for your question. You can do either as shown or individually on a baking sheet. If you are doing them as shown you may want to cover them with aluminum foil toward the end of baking to make sure they are baked thoroughly in the middle. Hope everyone enjoys these!
Vicki l.
These were really good – but time-consuming to make. I wound up having to thaw an additional 4 rolls to fill in the baking dish. i also had to bake them quite a bit longer, covering them with foil when the edges started browning too much. Huge hit at our super bowl homegating party.
Debbie from Rhodes
Yes, they are a bit time-consuming but worth it! And it is a lot of dough in that dish so I do think it is best to cover them with aluminum foil during the last of the baking time to assure they are thoroughly baked! Glad you enjoyed them and glad you were resourceful!