Ever since my Crockpot Hot Rolls were such a hit, I have been trying to come up with another and I finally did this past weekend. I can’t wait to use this when the weather is hot and Mr. Picky Eater is making his wonderful spaghetti with meat sauce. I am thrilled I can now make hot homemade – like breadsticks without heating up the oven/kitchen/whole house! It is as simple as can be and as long as you do not need a whole bunch of them, you are set!
Crockpot Parmesan Garlic Bread sticks
Ingredients:
6 frozen Rhodes Rolls
¼ Cup butter, melted
½ Cup parmesan cheese – use the stuff in the can or fresh.
Garlic powder (optional)
Parsley flakes (optional)
Directions:
1. Set the rolls out on a plate on the counter for an hour. They should be thawed but still cold.
2. Roll each one out to about 6 inches.
3. Mix parmesan cheese and some parsley flakes.
4. Place some parchment paper in the crock pot and spray with non stick spray.
5. Dip in melted butter then parmesan cheese.
6. Place in the crock pot and sprinkle on garlic powder if desired.
7. Place lid on and turn on high for 1 hour.
8. Turn to low for 1 ½ hours.
9. Pull out of the crock pot.
10. Place on baking tray and turn on broiler (I used low setting)
11. Put on highest rack for about 4 minutes or until as brown as you want.
12. They are finished and the house is still cool!
Also at Friday Food Frenzy – you can find that party here! http://www.stayingclosetohome.com/2013/04/friday-food-frenzy-spring-recipe-swap.html
Anita at Hungry Couple
I really don’t need the rest of the dinner. Just give me bread with garlic and oil and Parmesan and I’ll be fine. Oh, but I will need dessert. 🙂
kalamitykelli
Come on over! I love carbs myself. 🙂
Choc Chip Uru
Mmmm these rolls are so super delicious my friend, loving them 🙂
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
kalamitykelli
Thank you!
now at home mom
These look delicious and they are homemade! your house must smell delicious 🙂
kalamitykelli
It does! Thank you for dropping by and please come again!
now at home mom
🙂 Of course Kelli! just noticed you stopped by my blog too! thank you, it’s appreciated 🙂
kalamitykelli
yes, it’s a great blog and I’m following you by email now!
now at home mom
Thank you so much Kelli! Really happy you liked my blog! & thank you very, very much for the follow too! glad to have discovered yours! 🙂
thehomeheart
These look awesome! I really want to make these but when I tried to make your other crock pot rolls recipe I couldn’t find any rhodes rolls in my town. Grr. Boo.
kalamitykelli
They usually are at wal-mart but there is a brand called Sister Schubert that has the exact same thing. Sold at Wal-mart as well – that’s the only place I can think of that is in every state in the Union!
thehomeheart
Thank you- I will look for it 🙂
Dabbit
Look so yummy. I think your crock pot here is a slow cooker!
kalamitykelli
it’s called a slow cooker here too Dave. I’m older and we call it a crock pot! 🙂 But, thanks for the reminder, I will put that on the tags – I don’t know what I was thinking!!
eliotthecat
I love garlic bread! Takes me back to spaghetti night.
pamasaurus
These look amazing! I’ve been wanting to eat all the carbs lately, and I really just want to pull this out of my screen, haha.
kalamitykelli
We just had leftovers and they were still great today!
Stacy
Well, I never! But now I will! Did you know that in Dubai summer temperatures can reach 115°F? Oy.
kalamitykelli
It looks like a beautiful country – through the TV! And now I know why. Honey, I’m made purely out of sugar and I would melt in a second there! 🙂 Hahahahaha!!
Stacy
Ah, but then perhaps you’d turn to caramel. 🙂
kalamitykelli
That would be great! I would be tasty then! : )
Mama Bear
Remind me to not come to your blog when I’m hungry.
Those look seriously good!
kalamitykelli
You can come by ANYTIME – especially when you are hungry!!
thehomeheart
I found the rolls! I found the rolls! (Sister schubert) Yay!
kalamitykelli
Oh Yay!!! I can’t wait to hear about it!
Tanya Schroeder
What? Baking bread in my crockpot??? What a fantastic idea! I like to break out the old crockpot every chance I get! I can’t wait to try this-spaghetti or not!
kalamitykelli
Thank you Tanya – the second day we just warmed up Mr. Picky Eater’s sauce and ate the bread by dipping it in – so spaghetti needed! 🙂
Brandie
Now you know I’m making these! Love it!! I just shared on facebook. Hope you have a great weekend!
kalamitykelli
So THAT’S what it was! My views jumped over 200 in like 10 minutes!! I couldn’t figure out since there was only 1 share on FB – Of course, it is my friend that has more friends that Carter has little liver pills!!! Thank you my friend – You’ve helped me more than any other person. And yes, please try it and soon – they are fantastic!
Close To Home (@StayCloseToHome)
I have never baked in my crock pot need to try this. thaks for sharing this on friday food frenzy. hope to see you again next week.
chocolateandmore
OK, Kelli, you know I love me some fresh baked bread! I’m going to have to give this a try!
kalamitykelli
Great! We love them and you just fix it and forget it!!
dedy oktavianus pardede
What a comfort food, never find a fulled parmesan cheese filling in the bakery store…..
kalamitykelli
Hey dady! Thanks for stopping by – if you have a crock pot, go ahead and try it!
Brenda @ChattingOverChocolate.blogspot.com
LOVE a great crockpot recipe and these look delicious! Pinned! Thanks for sharing 😉
thebetterbaker11
What a marvy idea! You are a creative genius. I LOVE this. Amazing what we can do with our crockpots huh? Thanks ever so much for linking up at Weekend Potluck.
kalamitykelli
Thank YOU for always being such a great link up. I actually saw the recipe for baking but didn’t have the time to deal with it so I thought – Hmmmm…..I made those rolls in the crockpot, why not these? And it worked!
Gail
I need to know if I would bake bread sticks in a regular oven and let them cool down, then go to a campground and put them standing straight up in a slow cooker if this would work to warm them up or would this be a disaster?
Kelli
Well – it would probably work just fine depending on how “tall” they ended up being. But as long as you could put the lid down on them, they would be just fine warming up that way! Thanks for dropping by and please come back again.