Chicken Filled Rolls

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Hello Smart School House readers, I am Jen and I blog at Craft-O-Maniac. I am thrilled to be sharing my first ever contributor post here on Smart School House. Today I will be sharing this Rhodes Rolls Recipe that is is so yummy! Rhodes Rolls are creamy chicken filled bundles. The best part my kids loved it and wanted more. SCORE! 

Creamy Cheese and Chicken Filled Rolls Baked in 20 Minutes!

Chicken Filled Rolls

Who loves hot out of the oven rolls? ME TOO! Today its all about these pretty Rhodes butter knot rolls. This recipe happened when my hubby had taken out some rolls to un-thaw and rise all day. After they had doubled in size and were ready to bake, I said to him “What are you doing with those rolls?”. He had no clue and no main dish was planned either, HA!

Creamy Cheese and Chicken Filled Rolls Baked in 20 Minutes!

 Well that is when it hit me? I thought I would roll them out and fill them up with some kind of chicken mixture, seal them up, and bake them. So here is what I came up with.

Creamy Cheese and Chicken Filled Rolls Baked in 20 Minutes!

Start by placing the rolls in a sprayed cupcake tray. Once they are all rolled out and placed in the cupcake tins set them aside. Next, create the creamy chicken mix. Spoon it all together in a mixing bowl. Now you are ready to fill up your Rhodes Rolls bundles! Take a spoon and spoon out a small to medium amount of filling and place it in the center of your bundles.

Creamy Cheese and Chicken Filled Rolls Baked in 20 Minutes!

Then gather up all the sides of the rolls pinching them together. Do this with all your bundles. Like I said above, they were a hit and will definitely be filled away in our recipe box.Finally, Finally, place the rolls in the oven at 350 for 12-13 minutes. Enjoy!

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Creamy Cheese and Chicken Filled Rolls Baked in 20 Minutes!
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Creamy Filled Chicken Rolls

You Will Need

  • 16 un-thawed and risen Rhodes Rolls
  • 2 chicken breasts
  • 1 brick of cream cheese
  • 1 can of cream of chicken soup
  • 1 tbsp of basil
  • 2 tsp of garlic salt
  • 2 tsp of paprika
  • salt and pepper

Directions

  1. Start by greasing rolling pin and counter with some butter or pam spray.
  2. One by one roll out your rolls until they are about 5 x 5 or 6 x 6 inches in diameter.
  3. Place them in a sprayed cupcake tray. If you aren’t using a cupcake tray, these work great on a cookie sheet as well.
  4. Once they are all rolled out and placed in the cupcake tins set them aside.
  5. Take your filling and place everything in a bowl adding your seasonings last.
  6. Mix it all with a hand mixer, set aside.
  7. Cut up your un-thawed chicken into small little squares, and add them to your filing mix.
  8. Spoon it all together really well.
  9. Now you are ready to fill up your Rhodes Rolls bundles.
  10. Take a spoon and spoon out a small to medium amount of filling and place it in the center of your bundles.
  11. Then gather up all the sides of the rolls pinching them together. Do this with all your bundles.
  12. I did an egg wash to the top of them: For the egg wash take 2 cracked eggs and a splash of water, whisk it together and with a cooking brush, brush the tops of your chicken filled bundles.
  13. Bake at 350 for 20 minutes.

Yield: 16

Serving Size: 6-8


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8 Comments

  1. Please, just to clarify. The chicken is raw before you mix it together. Does it cook thoroughly in the 20 min in the oven?

    1. Yes the chicken is raw when you fill the rolls and it does cook at the temp. I described and in 20 minutes. You are more then welcome to check the inside of one if perhaps it needs more time. Sometimes our temp. were we live and our ovens make the cook time a bit different. Thanks, Jen-COM

  2. by “un-thawed”, do you mean still frozen? or do you mean to thaw the frozen chicken and rolls? this sounds really good, just need the clarification. thanks.