Egg & Cheese Crescent Wraps + Happy Birthday Noah!!

Egg & Cheese Crescent Wrap Recipe

I haven’t searched the world wide web to verify the originality of this recipe: Egg &  Cheese Crescent Wraps.

But I can say with 100% certainty that Noah (who was 7 at the time) didn’t steal it from anybody…. he “invented” it one day when he asked if he could make lunch.

And we’ve had it several times since. Personally, I would consider this breakfast food, but Noah always requests it for lunch, and so for us, it’s become a lunch recipe!

If someone else thought of this concoction before him, then I guess great minds think alike!!

Anyway, since inventing this recipe (that’s what he says… “Mommy, can we make the recipe I invented for lunch today?”… he’s begged me to share it on my blog.

Noah Birthday Collage

Well, today is Noah’s 8th birthday and to honor him – I’m sharing his recipe! Happy Birthday Noah!! We love you bunches and bunches and bunches!!

To sum it up, first he fries some eggs. We fry ours in a skillet with butter and we leave the yellow quite runny. It won’t be super runny when you’re done, because you’re also going to bake them.

Note – Noah had help the first time he fried eggs, but has because quite the expert and doing it himself (with supervision).

Egg & Cheese Crescent Wrap

After the eggs are done, he laid them on a raw crescent roll – straight out of the can. The rolls were spread out flat in a triangle.

After laying the egg on, he took each corner of the triangle and wrapped it up around the egg. It won’t cover it all the way – and that’s okay!

Next, he shredded cheese on top. I prefer cheddar or pepper jack (that’s what he usually uses), but today we had mozzarella, so he topped them with mozzarella.

Egg & Cheese Crescent Wrap Side

After they’re all wrapped up on a cookie sheet, he baked them at 375° for 10 minutes. At that point, the rolls are done, the cheese is bubbly and the egg yolk is set, but not totally cooked… just the way we like ’em!

Egg & Cheese Crescent Wrap Cut

Then… enjoy!!

I think this kid is a chef in the making, don’t you?

Noah would love it if he got lots of birthday messages… would you leave him a comment about his recipe or his birthday? Thanks so much!!

Here’s the printable recipe:

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Egg & Cheese Crescent Wraps


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Ingredients

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  • 8 eggs
  • 4 tbsp. butter
  • 1 can of crescent rolls
  • 8 oz. of shredded cheese (cheddar, pepper jack, mozzarella… or whatever kind you like!)

Instructions

  1. Fry the eggs in butter – leaving the yolks runny.
  2. Unroll the crescent rolls onto a cookie sheet – leaving them flat.
  3. Place one fried egg in the center of each roll. Fold up the corners of the rolls over the eggs. You don’t have to cover it all the way.
  4. Top generously with shredded cheese.
  5. Bake at 375° for 10 minutes!!
  6. Enjoy 🙂
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19 Comments

  1. Noah first off hope you are having a great 8th birthday. Second I think I’ll be tyring your recipe with my 7 year old daughter who also loves to cook. Keep the cooking ideas rolling and asking mom to share them.

  2. Yum!!!! Looks delish we will most definetely try your recipe Noah and post on mom page!! HAPPY HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!! What out Bobby Flay here comes Noah!!!! Blessing

  3. These sound good, Noah! I will have to make them soon. (I even have crescent rolls in the refrigerator – yay!) Most importantly – Happy Birthday, Noah!!!!

  4. Happy Birthday, sweet Noah!!! These look wonderful. I love Colby cheese so want to try them with that. Might even spread a little jelly or jam inside before rolling them up.

  5. Happy Birthday Noah. Glad you are learning to cook and even make up your own recipes. This will be enjoyed by many. Hope you have had a good day.

  6. Noah could I get your autograph now before you become a famous chef and have cookbooks published? Happy Birthday and I too will be enjoying your recipe for my lunch. Stay sweet and keep inventing more delicious recipes so Mom can publish them for us on her web page.
    HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!!!!!!

  7. Happy Birthday, Noah! The recipe you invented looks awesome. I’m looking forward to making it for lunch someday. Hope you have a terrific day!

  8. Happy Birthday, Noah! You’re not supposed to give us the gifts on your special day; thanks for this recipe keeper!! I will be using this recipe for sure and adding my own little flair like a slice of bacon or ham in between the egg and crescent roll and some chives on top of the egg and cheese! Keep experimenting, little man….that’s how stars are born!

  9. Happy belated birthday, Noah! What a yummy recipe, I’ll have to try it! You are definitely a chef in the making. That’s so great you love to cook!

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