Halloween Crescent Mummy Dogs are the perfect addition to any Halloween party. This festive spin on pigs in a blanket is a hit with kids and adults!
After seeing these adorable Mummy Dogs on Picky Palate, I made them for a little pre-Halloween get together last year. I didn't get a chance to post them before Halloween, so I saved the post for this year.
I used light crescent rolls and turkey hot dogs to make them a bit healthier. You can even use breadstick dough if you prefer. These were delicious and so festive! They are perfect for a Halloween party - whether as a main dish or as a snack. I think kids would love these as well.
UPDATE: I serve these Crescent Roll Mummy Dogs at our annual Halloween Party every year. My girls LOVE them and look forward to them each year!
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📖 Recipe
Halloween Crescent Mummy Dogs
Ingredients
- 1 can of crescent rolls (regular or light; you may use breadstick dough if you prefer)
- 1 package hot dogs (or turkey hot dogs)
- mustard
- nonstick cooking spray
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 375°F.
- Separate crescent roll dough at perforations. Cut into thin strips of dough.
- Wrap strips of dough around each hot dog to resemble mummy wrappings (as shown in photo), pressing loose edges together so they stick and stay in place.
- Place wrapped hot dogs on a baking sheet and spray dough lightly with cooking spray.
- Bake for 13 - 17 minutes, or until dough is light golden brown and hot dogs are heated through.
- Use mustard to dot eyes onto mummy faces, and serve with your favorite condiments.
Anonymous says
I want my mummy.....dog. These are a simple idea that are too cute and really fun.
Nutmeg Nanny says
These are so cute! Perfect for Halloween 🙂
Fancy says
I make these every year. My mustard eyes never turn out that good though 🙂