Crusty Garlic Twists

Prep Time: 30 min.
Bake Time: 20 min.
Servings: 9
Difficulty: Beginner

Add a new twist with these savory Crusty Garlic Twists, a perfect addition to any meal.

Ingredients

18 Rhodes Yeast Dinner Rolls, dough thawed to room temperature
1/4 cup olive oil
3 garlic cloves, minced
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon pepper
1 cup grated fresh Parmesan cheese, divided
2 tablespoons finely chopped rosemary
1 tablespoon finely chopped thyme
additional butter, cheese and salt, if desired

Instructions

Spray counter lightly with non-stick cooking spray. Combine 9 rolls together and roll into a 10×16-inch rectangle. Repeat with remaining rolls to make another rectangle. Cover with plastic wrap and let rest.

In a small bowl combine olive oil, garlic, salt and pepper. In another bowl combine 1/2 cup cheese, rosemary and thyme. Remove wrap from dough and brush one rectangle with half of the olive oil mixture. Sprinkle cheese mixture over olive oil.

Place second rectangle over cheese mixture and press down lightly with hands. Cut, along the 16-inch side into 18 equal pieces (less than 1-inch wide). Twist each one several times and place on sprayed baking sheets. Brush with remaining olive oil mixture and sprinkle with remaining 1/2 cup cheese.

Bake at 350°F 10-12 minutes or until golden brown and crusty. Remove from oven.

COMMENTS
  • Betty
    March 6, 2021

    Love your PRODUCTS

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    • Debbie from Rhodes
      March 8, 2021

      Thank you so much for your nice comment!

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  • Ann
    April 11, 2021

    olive oil is mentioned in the directions, but the recipe calls for butter. Directions have you roll out 3 rectangles, but then only refer to 2 Later On. Love your rolls, but i think your directions need some edIts.

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    • Debbie from Rhodes
      April 13, 2021

      Sorry that was confusing, wasn’t it? We have changed those items you mentioned. Thank you for taking the time to let us know about those errors! We really do appreciate that help!

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      • Mark
        January 20, 2022

        Funny. Your recipe ingredients still doesn’t show olive oil

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        • Debbie from Rhodes
          January 24, 2022

          It should be changed now.

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  • Andrea
    June 26, 2023

    How would you recommend making all those cuts? A pizza cutter on the counter? Scissors?

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    • Debbie from Rhodes
      June 28, 2023

      I think it would be best to use a pizza cutter.

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  • Sheryl
    October 16, 2023

    We have ENJOYED Rhodes bread PRODUCTS in our family for years!!!

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  • Jill
    January 24, 2025

    How long do I let it rest as mentioned in the first paragraph?

    Our family loves all your products 🙂

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    • Debbie from Rhodes
      January 24, 2025

      Just let it rest about 10 minutes. The gluten needs to relax so it is easier to form them. You might need to roll out the dough a couple of times to get a rectangle shape. The dough snaps back. So roll it out as good as you can. Then cover with sprayed plastic wrap and let it rest for about 10 minutes. And roll it out again. You may have to do this a few times until it holds it shape.

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    • Debbie from Rhodes
      January 24, 2025

      Sometimes when you roll out the dough, it snaps back at you. This means the gluten in the dough needs to relax so you can form the rectangle shape. So, cover the dough with sprayed plastic wrap and let it rest for about 10 minutes. You may have to repeat this step a few times for the dough to hold its shape. Hope this helps you!

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      • Jill
        January 24, 2025

        Thank you – it turned out perfect! My family loved it with my homemade beef stew. They said it was easier to dip than using crusty bread. My husband also liked it because he got full on Beef Stew vs. using/eating too much crusty bread. I liked it because it was crunch like original breadsticks used to be served. I feel like to many people have gotten use to Bread Sticks as being like mini soft bread slices/Bite-size as they are served at a lot of restaurant franchises.

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