I've been a terrible, horrible, bad, no good food blogger. Much has taken place in my life over the past year and I have either not had time to come up with and try new recipes or I simply have not had to the time to document my successes (and failures.) And truthfully, there have been those times when going into the kitchen has seemed both daunting and overwhelming and yet, while I'm there at the counter or stove, I'm truly happy. I vow to get back into the kitchen with more regularity and to share with you all that makes our stomachs and hearts smile!

Cheers!

Jessica

Sunday, December 25, 2011

Nutella Pinwheels


Source: instagr.am via Jessica on Pinterest

My 10 year old was intent on making breakfast on Christmas morning. He wanted to create something resembling a sticky bun... he wanted something cinnamony. He flipped through his cookbooks - Yes, he has several - and found a recipe using puff pastry sheets. It looked delicious and simple enough for him to do alone.

We had an extra sheet of puff pastry dough... and then I got this idea. An awful idea. I got this wonderful, awful, idea! Wouldn't these be simply divine with Nutella inside?


Ingredients:


2 frozen puff pastry sheets, thawed
Nutella, enough to generously spread over rolled out sheets
Confectioners sugar, optional

Directions:

Preheat oven to 375



Lay the pastry sheet on your counter, flour side down. Add more flour if desired.
Use a rolling pin to roll out pastry dough.

Spread generous amounts of Nutella to the corners.
Carefully roll into jelly roll.
Cut into 1/2 in slices and place on cookie sheet 1 inch apart.



Place in oven and bake for about 14 minutes until lightly golden brown and puffy.
Remove and let sit about 10 minutes before serving.
Sprinkle with powdered sugar for a festive look!







1 comments:

wedding rings said...

Yum. Looks so delicious