Sopapailla Cheesecake
Did you know that I “wrote” on another blog? I guess I should clarify… because I write on a few different blogs….
- My Recipe Blog – Kind of like my on-line recipe book
- I helped my Sister-in-law start up a blog – Tuesday’s at the Shack
- Hubby has his blog that I’m a co-author of – The Love of a Lifetime
But then I have another Recipe blog that I share recipes on Tuesdays called – I Like it on the Table. 
So a while back I shared a recipe for Sopapilla Cheesecake. Quick, Easy and best yet – YUMMO! And here’s something about me… I generally am not crazy about Cheesecake so that means this is either – Fantastic or Horrid – you know, since I don’t generally like Cheesecake… Take it for what you think!
So I am a member of a woman’s Organization, PEO, and we have monthly meetings. Every month a different person chooses to be a Host (share their house) and a co-hostess (brings dessert). One month a member named Cheryl (who also writes a column in our local newspaper) brought this fabulous dish called – Sopapilla Cheesecake.
The minute we walked into her house you almost thought you’d die from the yummy smell and the dish itself
EVEN BETTER!
So I’m going to share this with you and hope that you absolutely LOVE it as much as we (The PEO chapter) do!
In case you can’t read my handwriting :):
Sopapilla Cheese cake
Ingredients:
2 pkg Crescent Rolls
1 cup sugar + 1/2 cup sugar (separated)
1/2 cup butter (1 stick), softened or melted (I prefer softened)
1-2 tsp Cinnamon
Cream 1 cup sugar with the block of cream cheese. Spread one of the crescent rolls out on a cookie sheet or jelly roll pan, pressing all the seams together. Spread the cream cheese mixture on top of the crescent rolls. Roll the second crescent roll out and lay on top of the cream cheese mixture. Spread your butter on top of the top crescent and then top with cinnamon and sugar.
Bake 30 minutes in a 350 degree oven. Pull it out and let it rest 10 minutes (or be like us and toooooo impatient and eat immediately out of oven, but be warned you may burn your tongue/mouth!)
Happy Friday Friends!
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- 2 (8oz each) tubes Crescent rolls
- 1 cup sugar + 1/2 cup sugar (divided)
- 1 Pkg Cream Cheese
- 1/2 cup butter (1 stick)
- 1-2 tsp cinnamon
Yummmy – looks pretty easy too. Must try this.
OMG this sounds delicious!!
This sounds AMAZING!! Might have to be a superbowl thing this year. Also, I'm now following ALL your blogs. I had no idea Mark had one. Count me as a follower! 🙂
I'm going to have to attempt this, in 'real' cheesecake form. I'm talking 4 blocks of cream cheese. This could be a complete baking flop. But with lots of cinnamon and sugar, I'm guessing it will be just grand. I hope! 🙂
However, I will also have to make it this way as well. Why not!
Thanks for sharing.
I gotta get the ingredients this week at the grocery store and make this. It's been a few weeks since I have had it…. NOW it sounds good agian!!
Hi Nicole! I can't tell you when was the last time I heard the word sopapillas! I think it was when I was living in NM 18 years ago..wow…when I saw your post I had to come and check it out! Delicious…a must make for sure! Thank You for posting! Came from the Dear Creatives Party andnow following you on FB from my personal account (Lizy0 to make it count!!! Have a great weekend Lizy at justdipitinchocolate.blogspot.com
I've made something like this before, but lost the recipe. So glad you shared how to make them. I'm pinning this one. 🙂 Thanks!
Hi Nicole,
I agree and Hello Yum! This is a great dessert treat. Hope you have a great weekend and thanks for sharing your tasty recipe with Full Plate Thursday.
Come Back Soon!
Miz Helen
that looks amazing! I didn't realize your hubby had a blog as well
Delicious! Quick and easy, just the way I like my recipes.
How on earth do you find time to get all those posts done?
Wow that does look easy and yummy!! You could even go the chocolate or fruit route instead of the cinnamon sugar.
Stopping by to let you know that I (a member of Foodie Friends Friday Daily Dish) chose your recipe as my host favorite. Come and visit on Monday because your recipe will be featured there. http://www.foodiefriendsfridaydailydish.com/
Thank you for sharing this at Foodie Friends Friday linky party.
This sounds delicious and looks easy – that's for me.
Thanks for sharing,
Joanne/Winelady Cooks
This is Angie from A'lil Country Sugar again. I am here to apologize about the confusion. The author of the Daily Dish post misunderstood my choice. I am so sorry. But come back to Foodie Friends Friday next weekend so I can see what you link up. I love this recipe and will for sure make it for my son.
Sounds so yummy! & I love cinnamon. I can't believe how easy this looks too. Thanks for sharing @ DearCreatives.com weekly linkup! Hope to see you again soon, Theresa