Inside out Biscuits & Gravy!

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I don’t know about you but I LOVE the comfort that biscuits & gravy have to offer but you can’t eat it on the run, that’s sad but true.  Well when I met my husband, he made this fabulous breakfast food that is to die for!  Ok maybe not die but it’s PDG (purdy darn gud (haha)).  It’s basically Biscuits & Gravy inside out… hint: so you can eat it on the run!  Plus if you make extra, pop them in a baggie and on into the fridge, then when you are ready pull them out, nuke them and you’re good to go again!!

Now the day I made these, I didn’t have full ingredients… I had partial ingredients… hey it all works the same, just halve it!  oh yeah, you’re cookin’ now!

So here are the ingredients for the full meal, just remember when looking at my pictures, I only used half.

1 Block Cream Cheese
1 pkg Sausage, browned up & drained
Dry Sage seasoning (Yeah I forgot that in mine. You can also buy the sausage that already is seasoned with Sage, then just omit this, it’s optional anyway!)
2 Crescent Rolls (the refrigerated kind)

 Brown your Sausage

And Drain it

If you can’t get it all out, use a paper towel.

Here is where you’d season it up with the Sage and then add your cream cheese (I only had half a deal of sausage and half a block of cream cheese so if you do a full recipe, remember you’ll have more)

Mix the ingredients together.

Then separate out your crescent rolls (I only had one deal too, it was like it was meant to be)

Then put a tsp of the mix into the wide part of the triangle.  Wrap the tip around to the wide part and the ends up to the side.

Then follow baking directions on the crescent roll pkg.

I swear, it tastes just like biscuits and gravy and it’s a lot less messier!  Hope you enjoy!

Nicole

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Inside out Biscuits & Gravy!

by Nicole
Keywords: bake breakfast cream cheese crescent sausage Sage American
Ingredients
  • 1 Block Cream Cheese
  • 1 pkg Sausage, browned up & drained
  • Dry Sage seasoning (Yeah I forgot that in mine. You can also buy the sausage that already is seasoned with Sage, then just omit this, it’s optional anyway!)
  • 2 Crescent Rolls (the refrigerated kind)
Instructions
Brown your Sausage and Drain it. If you can’t get it all out, use a paper towel.
Season it up with the Sage and then add your cream cheese. Mix the ingredients together.
Then separate out your crescent rolls in to the single servings.
Put a tsp (eyeball it) of the mix into the wide part of the triangle. Wrap the tip around to the wide part and the ends up to the side.
Then follow baking directions on the crescent roll pkg.
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  3. This looks so tasty! I'm with LindaG with her question, but I'm thinking in the US you can buy sausage out of it's casing…crumbled sausage right? I wish you could here….

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  5. Yum! I make a very similar recipe but more of a casserole style if that makes sense.. I should really try it this way to get my no breakfast hubby to eat on the go! Thanks for sharing!

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  8. Another question, sorry. When you add the cream cheese, you're no longer cooking anything, right? Just mixing in the cream cheese and then spooning it onto the open crescents.

    Sorry. I am cooking challenged so I'm just curious. Thanks for your time! 🙂

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  11. Just wanted to say that while I was still a bit inept, they turned out great and my hubby and youngest LOVED them!
    Thank you again. 🙂

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