This is the perfect Halloween appetizer – dippable and delicious Cheesy Mummy Breadsticks stuffed with tasty ooey-gooey cheese basted with butter and seasonings!
Cheesy Mummy Breadsticks for Halloween
I scream you scream we all scream for… breadsticks! Okay, I know that’s not how the song goes, but I love bread, friends!!! It’s delicious and sometimes buttery and flaky and it’s comforting and… it just makes me happy. I like making it in some form all the time, especially using crescent roll dough! I’m not sure why crescent roll dough is my favorite, but it is, and it’s especially easy to work with and to create with! If you’re in need of a fun and tasty recipe for a Halloween dinner or appetizer for a Halloween party, then look no further then these ooey gooey cheesy mummy breadsticks!
Halloween Appetizer – Cheesy Mummy Breadsticks
This Halloween appetizer is a fun spin on the ever popular Mummy Dogs phenomenon! Instead of using hot dogs inside cut crescent roll dough, with this Cheesy Mummy Breadsticks recipe, we’re cutting and trimming delicious cheese sticks to go inside! I love super easy recipes like this! My belief is that party food doesn’t have to be difficult in order to look good and taste great! For me, I love creating easy to follow recipes that come out flawless and taste amazing!
Cheesy Mummy Breadsticks Halloween Party Recipe
This cheesy mummy breadsticks recipe is the perfect not too scary Halloween appetizer recipe to make for kids! It’s easy, delicious, and the kids can even get involved in making this recipe with you! I love it when I’ve got a Halloween recipe that isn’t too complicated to whip up alongside my kids, you know? Let’s get ’em involved in the festivities too! This recipe is rather uncomplicated and perfect for an easy to prepare Halloween treat or perfect as a side for your Halloween dinner!
Halloween Party Recipes Cheesy Mummy Breadsticks
Are you looking for other awesome Halloween party recipes like this one? While you’re here, be sure to check out our other awesome Halloween recipes, such as Frankenstein Cookies, Spider Cupcakes, Frankenstein Cupcakes, Alien Cupcakes, Chocolate Pretzel Spiders, Ghost Pudding, Mummy Dogs, Whoopie Pies with Pumpkin Cream Cheese, and this Halloween round-up of 25 Awesome Halloween Recipes!
Tips to Making Cheesy Mummy Breadstick for Halloween
- I find keeping the crescent roll dough refrigerated while preparing this dish is best – cold dough is easier to work with as opposed to room temperature dough. Keeping it in the fridge and doing one refrigerated can at a time is best way! Room temperature breadstick dough tends to get sticky, sticking to your surfaces, your cutting utensils, your fingers, and more!
- We used regular mozzarella cheese sticks here, but this Halloween recipe would be great with any variety of cheese stick you want! You could spice things up with a pepper jack cheese stick or add a little color using a cheddar cheese for these bread sticks!
- We buttered our breadsticks but you could choose to brush with an egg wash if you want to cut down on calories or fat!
How to Make Cheesy Mummy Breadsticks
To make these deliciously Cheesy Mummy Breadsticks, you will need the following ingredients:
- Crescent roll dough
- String cheese
- Fresh ground salt and pepper
- Butter
- Garlic powder
- Onion powder
- Dried parsley
- Sliced black olives
- Marinara sauce for serving (optional)
You will also need the following tools:
- Small microwave safe bowl to melt butter
- Baking sheet sprayed with cooking spray, lined with parchment paper, or paired with a silicone baking mat
- A good sharp knife or pizza cutter
- Large cutting board
- Rolling pin
- Basting brush
- Cooling rack
Preheat your oven to 350 degrees. Carefully unroll all your crescent roll dough and separate it into squares/rectangles instead of separating it into triangles. You should have two triangles per square and four squares per dough package. Place these squares onto a large cutting board. Roll the crescent roll dough flat using a rolling pin.
Cut rolled dough into eight squares using a good quality sharp knife or pizza cutter.
Take each square and cut small strips with a sharp knife but being careful to leave the center of each square intact.
Cut each string cheese in half to fit in the middle of each square, then cut the cheese in half lengthwise. Place each quarter of string cheese into the center of each sliced crescent square.
Carefully braid and wrap the cheese with the sliced dough strips. As you wrap, alternate the placement of the strips onto the cheese to resemble a mummy wrap. There is no perfect way to weave this dough, so don’t worry about messing up. Just be sure to tuck the ends of each strip to secure it to itself, ensuring you completely cover the cheese to prevent it dripping and leaking out as the braided breadsticks bake. (Woo, say that 10x fast!)
Place the breadsticks on a lightly greased baking sheet that’s been sprayed with cooking spray (or use parchment paper or a silicone baking mat). Using a basting brush, brush the breadsticks generously with melted butter.
Season to taste – add fresh ground salt and pepper onto the breadsticks then sprinkle them with garlic powder, onion powder, and dried parsley as well.
Place two sliced olives per breadstick at the top to resemble eyes. They look like owl eyes and are adorable (and taste really great, too)!
Bake for 10 to 12 minutes or until breadsticks are golden brown.
Allow to cool slightly before serving. The best and easiest way to cool these is to place them on a wire cooling rack. Once cool enough to serve, you can serve them with marinara or pizza sauce for dipping.
What do you think? Would your family love it if you made this tasty Halloween appetizer soon? My bread-loving family loves eating these!
Cheesy Mummy Breadsticks for Halloween
Ingredients
- 2 cans crescent roll dough
- 4 pieces string cheese
- 4 tablespoons butter melted
- salt fresh ground, to taste
- pepper fresh ground, to taste
- 2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 2 teaspoon dried parsley
- onion powder to taste
- 32 black olives sliced
- Marinara sauce for dipping, optional
Instructions
-
Preheat your oven to 350 degrees.
-
Carefully unroll your crescent roll dough and separate it into squares/rectangles instead of separating it into triangles. You should have two triangles per square and four squares per dough package, with eight squares in total.
-
On a large cutting board, roll the crescent roll dough flat using a rolling pin.
-
Cut rolled dough into eight squares using a sharp knife or pizza cutter.
-
Take each square and cut small strips with a sharp knife but being careful to leave the center of each square intact.
-
Cut each string cheese in half to fit in the middle of each square, then cut the cheese in half lengthwise. Place each quarter of string cheese into the center of each sliced crescent square.
-
Carefully braid and wrap the cheese with the sliced dough strips. As you wrap, alternate the placement of the strips onto the cheese to resemble a mummy’s wrap. There is no perfect way to weave this dough, so don’t worry about messing up. Just be sure to tuck the ends of each strip to secure it to itself, ensuring you completely cover the cheese to prevent it dripping and leaking out as the braided breadsticks bake.
-
Place the breadsticks on a baking sheet that’s been sprayed with cooking spray (or use parchment paper of a silicone baking mat). Using a basting brush, brush the breadsticks generously with melted butter.
-
Season to taste – add fresh ground salt and pepper onto the breadsticks then sprinkle them with garlic powder, onion powder, and dried parsley as well.
-
Place two sliced olives per breadstick at the top to resemble eyes.
-
Bake for 10 to 12 minutes or until breadsticks are golden brown.
-
Allow to cool slightly before serving. The best and easiest way to cool these is to place them on a wire rack. Once cool enough to serve, you can serve them with marinara or pizza sauce for dipping.
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This is the perfect Halloween appetizer – dippable and delicious Cheesy Mummy Breadsticks stuffed with tasty ooey-gooey cheese basted with butter and seasonings!
Cheesy Mummy Breadsticks for Halloween
I scream you scream we all scream for… breadsticks! Okay, I know that’s not how the song goes, but I love bread, friends!!! It’s delicious and sometimes buttery and flaky and it’s comforting and… it just makes me happy. I like making it in some form all the time, especially using crescent roll dough! I’m not sure why crescent roll dough is my favorite, but it is, and it’s especially easy to work with and to create with! If you’re in need of a fun and tasty recipe for a Halloween dinner or appetizer for a Halloween party, then look no further then these ooey gooey cheesy mummy breadsticks!
Halloween Appetizer – Cheesy Mummy Breadsticks
This Halloween appetizer is a fun spin on the ever popular Mummy Dogs phenomenon! Instead of using hot dogs inside cut crescent roll dough, with this Cheesy Mummy Breadsticks recipe, we’re cutting and trimming delicious cheese sticks to go inside! I love super easy recipes like this! My belief is that party food doesn’t have to be difficult in order to look good and taste great! For me, I love creating easy to follow recipes that come out flawless and taste amazing!
Cheesy Mummy Breadsticks Halloween Party Recipe
This cheesy mummy breadsticks recipe is the perfect not too scary Halloween appetizer recipe to make for kids! It’s easy, delicious, and the kids can even get involved in making this recipe with you! I love it when I’ve got a Halloween recipe that isn’t too complicated to whip up alongside my kids, you know? Let’s get ’em involved in the festivities too! This recipe is rather uncomplicated and perfect for an easy to prepare Halloween treat or perfect as a side for your Halloween dinner!
Halloween Party Recipes Cheesy Mummy Breadsticks
Are you looking for other awesome Halloween party recipes like this one? While you’re here, be sure to check out our other awesome Halloween recipes, such as Frankenstein Cookies, Spider Cupcakes, Frankenstein Cupcakes, Alien Cupcakes, Chocolate Pretzel Spiders, Ghost Pudding, Mummy Dogs, Whoopie Pies with Pumpkin Cream Cheese, and this Halloween round-up of 25 Awesome Halloween Recipes!
Tips to Making Cheesy Mummy Breadstick for Halloween
- I find keeping the crescent roll dough refrigerated while preparing this dish is best – cold dough is easier to work with as opposed to room temperature dough. Keeping it in the fridge and doing one refrigerated can at a time is best way! Room temperature breadstick dough tends to get sticky, sticking to your surfaces, your cutting utensils, your fingers, and more!
- We used regular mozzarella cheese sticks here, but this Halloween recipe would be great with any variety of cheese stick you want! You could spice things up with a pepper jack cheese stick or add a little color using a cheddar cheese for these bread sticks!
- We buttered our breadsticks but you could choose to brush with an egg wash if you want to cut down on calories or fat!
How to Make Cheesy Mummy Breadsticks
To make these deliciously Cheesy Mummy Breadsticks, you will need the following ingredients:
- Crescent roll dough
- String cheese
- Fresh ground salt and pepper
- Butter
- Garlic powder
- Onion powder
- Dried parsley
- Sliced black olives
- Marinara sauce for serving (optional)
You will also need the following tools:
- Small microwave safe bowl to melt butter
- Baking sheet sprayed with cooking spray, lined with parchment paper, or paired with a silicone baking mat
- A good sharp knife or pizza cutter
- Large cutting board
- Rolling pin
- Basting brush
- Cooling rack
Preheat your oven to 350 degrees. Carefully unroll all your crescent roll dough and separate it into squares/rectangles instead of separating it into triangles. You should have two triangles per square and four squares per dough package. Place these squares onto a large cutting board. Roll the crescent roll dough flat using a rolling pin.
Cut rolled dough into eight squares using a good quality sharp knife or pizza cutter.
Take each square and cut small strips with a sharp knife but being careful to leave the center of each square intact.
Cut each string cheese in half to fit in the middle of each square, then cut the cheese in half lengthwise. Place each quarter of string cheese into the center of each sliced crescent square.
Carefully braid and wrap the cheese with the sliced dough strips. As you wrap, alternate the placement of the strips onto the cheese to resemble a mummy wrap. There is no perfect way to weave this dough, so don’t worry about messing up. Just be sure to tuck the ends of each strip to secure it to itself, ensuring you completely cover the cheese to prevent it dripping and leaking out as the braided breadsticks bake. (Woo, say that 10x fast!)
Place the breadsticks on a lightly greased baking sheet that’s been sprayed with cooking spray (or use parchment paper or a silicone baking mat). Using a basting brush, brush the breadsticks generously with melted butter.
Season to taste – add fresh ground salt and pepper onto the breadsticks then sprinkle them with garlic powder, onion powder, and dried parsley as well.
Place two sliced olives per breadstick at the top to resemble eyes. They look like owl eyes and are adorable (and taste really great, too)!
Bake for 10 to 12 minutes or until breadsticks are golden brown.
Allow to cool slightly before serving. The best and easiest way to cool these is to place them on a wire cooling rack. Once cool enough to serve, you can serve them with marinara or pizza sauce for dipping.
What do you think? Would your family love it if you made this tasty Halloween appetizer soon? My bread-loving family loves eating these!
Cheesy Mummy Breadsticks for Halloween
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Ingredients
- 2 cans crescent roll dough
- 4 pieces string cheese
- 4 tablespoons butter melted
- salt fresh ground, to taste
- pepper fresh ground, to taste
- 2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 2 teaspoon dried parsley
- onion powder to taste
- 32 black olives sliced
- Marinara sauce for dipping, optional
Instructions
-
Preheat your oven to 350 degrees.
-
Carefully unroll your crescent roll dough and separate it into squares/rectangles instead of separating it into triangles. You should have two triangles per square and four squares per dough package, with eight squares in total.
-
On a large cutting board, roll the crescent roll dough flat using a rolling pin.
-
Cut rolled dough into eight squares using a sharp knife or pizza cutter.
-
Take each square and cut small strips with a sharp knife but being careful to leave the center of each square intact.
-
Cut each string cheese in half to fit in the middle of each square, then cut the cheese in half lengthwise. Place each quarter of string cheese into the center of each sliced crescent square.
-
Carefully braid and wrap the cheese with the sliced dough strips. As you wrap, alternate the placement of the strips onto the cheese to resemble a mummy’s wrap. There is no perfect way to weave this dough, so don’t worry about messing up. Just be sure to tuck the ends of each strip to secure it to itself, ensuring you completely cover the cheese to prevent it dripping and leaking out as the braided breadsticks bake.
-
Place the breadsticks on a baking sheet that’s been sprayed with cooking spray (or use parchment paper of a silicone baking mat). Using a basting brush, brush the breadsticks generously with melted butter.
-
Season to taste – add fresh ground salt and pepper onto the breadsticks then sprinkle them with garlic powder, onion powder, and dried parsley as well.
-
Place two sliced olives per breadstick at the top to resemble eyes.
-
Bake for 10 to 12 minutes or until breadsticks are golden brown.
-
Allow to cool slightly before serving. The best and easiest way to cool these is to place them on a wire rack. Once cool enough to serve, you can serve them with marinara or pizza sauce for dipping.
This is the perfect Halloween appetizer – dippable and delicious Cheesy Mummy Breadsticks stuffed with tasty ooey-gooey cheese basted with butter and…
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