Jessica and I have been friends for over 4 years now. We met on a cooking discussion forum, quickly discovered we had lots in common, then soon discovered we were both North Texas girls! That’s how we went from internet blogging friends to real-life friends. I’ve met her family; she’s met mine. We’ve gone blackberry picking together, she came to see me in one of my operas, I’ve eaten at her family’s favorite place to get fried fish in her hometown, we made macarons together:

…we’ve seen John Mayer together, we’ve visited each others’ houses, we got stood up at a food bloggers’ dinner (man, that one was embarrassing, huh?), we met DORIE FREAKING GREENSPAN together:

…and so many more memories. Too many to list. When I first met Jess, she seemed to be looking for something she hadn’t quite found yet. Fast forward 4 1/2 years later and she’s met the man of her dreams, running stinkin’ half marathons (go girl!), and GETTING MARRIED in less than a month! She’s found everything she was missing in Chris and now they’re going to start a new life together. Wow. I am SO happy for these two I can’t even tell you! And seriously, have you SEEN her engagement photos? Amazing.

Anyway, on to the food! I’m participating in a virtual shower thrown by my good friend Nikki of Pennies on a Platter. A bunch of us got together to throw a special wedding shower celebrating the beautiful bride! I decided to make Cinnamon-Sugar Crescents because a.) I think they’d be great shower food, and b.) I know Jessica loves cinnamon. She’s always baking up yummy treats with those delicious looking cinnamon chips, and of course I’ve always been jealous because I can never find them at my grocery stores! Ugh! Don’t forget to check out Nikki and Jessica’s awesome blogs to see the full list of goodies we all made to honor the beautiful bride! And Jessica, congratulations, dear friend. I love you and I’m so amazingly happy for you.

These couldn’t be simpler; store-bought crescent roll dough, butter, cinnamon, and sugar. But ohhhh boy are they good! Soft, flaky, cinnamon-y goodness.

Cinnamon-Sugar Crescents

1 can store-bought crescent roll dough, such as Pillsbury
2 tablespoons butter, melted and slightly cooled
1 teaspoon cinnamon (or more if you like lots)
2 tablespoons sugar

Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Combine cinnamon and sugar. Roll out the crescent dough and brush the melted butter over each triangle. Sprinkle liberally with the cinnamon-sugar mixture. Roll each triangle into a crescent shape, then brush the tops with the remainder of the melted butter. Sprinkle with more cinnamon-sugar and bake for 10-12 minutes, until golden brown. Makes 8 crescents.

Recipe source: Sing For Your Supper original

 

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  1. […] Amy (Sing for Your Supper) Joy (Hot Oven, Warm Heart) Nicole (Prevention, R.D.) Kelsey (Apple A Day) Jessica (Sunny Side Up […]

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  2. Okay, you two have had TOO much fun together! LOVE it!! 🙂 I could definitely take some of these cinnamon crescents for breakfast this morning, too. Nom nom!

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    Comment by Nikki — October 3, 2012 @ 7:21 AM

  3. I love all of your fun stories!

    These cinnamon crescents look delicious! I would definitely grab my fair share of these at a bridal shower!

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    Comment by Jessica @ Sunny Side Up — October 3, 2012 @ 7:37 AM

  4. […] Joy at Hot Oven, Warm Heart, Fried Cinnamon Apple Hand Pies from Nikki of Pennies On A Platter and Cinnamon-Sugar Crescents from Amy of Sing For Your […]

    Pingback by A Virtual Bridal Shower, Just For Me! — October 3, 2012 @ 7:40 AM

  5. Amy, I love this post. I knew your contribution would be extra special because you and Jessica are so close. I love everything you’d said here and HELLO! Cinnamon-sugar cresents? Yes please!

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    Comment by Kelsey — October 3, 2012 @ 10:58 AM

  6. Awwww, I love that you and Jessica are real life friends in addition to blogging friends. You’ve done the coolest things together! Great post, and I’ll take a half dozen of your crescents please 🙂

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    Comment by Tracey — October 3, 2012 @ 11:51 AM

  7. These look super easy AND delicious!! Congratulations to Jessica!

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    Comment by Tiffany — October 3, 2012 @ 1:56 PM

  8. Ahhh, what a special and heartfelt post. I love that you two are real friends and have done so much in real life…so jealous!! Everything that you guys have done, I would have loved to be part of!! And these cinnamon sugar crescents are perfect for breakfast, lunch, brunch, linner, dinner…you know ALL THE TIME!!!!!

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    Comment by Krystal R {Mrs. Regueiro's Plate} — October 3, 2012 @ 2:03 PM

  9. Hmmm… I keep trying to leave a comment, but I don’t think it’s going through. If it is, please forgive me for the repeats, which of course you can delete. Wonder what I’m doing wrong?

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    amy Reply:

    You’re coming in loud and clear! 🙂

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    Comment by Joy — October 3, 2012 @ 5:29 PM

  10. Hi Amy!

    My name is Joy (of Hot Oven, Warm Heart), and I’m a fellow guest at Jessica’s virtual bridal shower! The stories you shared recounting the history of your friendship with her are SO heartwarming- it is truly special to have that kind of friend in your life.

    Your cinnamon crescents look delicious, and are the perfect sweet ending to our virtual get together! My dessert- Biscoff Sandwich Cookies- features cinnamon too. Just in case your interested, I wanted to recommend an AMAZING brand- Penzeys Spices- that makes what they call “Extra Fancy Vietnamese Cinnamon.” It is incredible and I swear it will change your baking with the spice forever, haha!

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    amy Reply:

    Sounds awesome! I’ll have to check it out- thanks! I LOVED your adorable Biscoff cookies, btw!

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    Comment by Joy — October 3, 2012 @ 5:49 PM

  11. Yum! Sounds great. So jealous that you get to see Jessica in real life!!

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    Comment by spike — October 3, 2012 @ 6:55 PM

  12. You certainly know how to bring tears to a gal’s eyes! I can’t believe it’s been as long as it has since we had our first date at La Madeleine! You are so special to me and I absolutely love the dessert you brought to the table. You know me too well! 😉

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    Comment by Jessica of My Baking Heart — October 3, 2012 @ 9:22 PM

  13. that is great that you are real life friends, too. i can tell by jessica’s comment that you are a very good friend too (and know her weakness for cinnamon)!

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    Comment by steph (whisk/spoon) — October 5, 2012 @ 1:57 PM

  14. So tickled to hear you both got to meet and have continued your friendship throughout the years! I participated in my first “virtual baby shower” recently and truthfully, I checked back to see how yours was done (before baby Cassidy arrived.) 🙂 Your cinnamon crescents here are perfect for ANY occasion!

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    Comment by Kimby — October 8, 2012 @ 4:55 PM

  15. ….with a spoonful of Nutella in the middle! Yum!

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    Comment by Jen — October 12, 2012 @ 9:02 PM

  16. […] Amy (Sing for Your Supper) Joy (Hot Oven, Warm Heart) Nicole (Prevention, R.D.) Kelsey (Apple A Day) Jessica (Sunny Side Up […]

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