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Do you want dinner rolls without tying up your oven? Can’t be done you say…oh yes it can! These Crock Pot Dinner Rolls fromGooseberry Patch’sSlow-Cooker Christmas Favoritesare about as easy as it gets and yuuuummy!
Aunt Lou here.
I love bread. Yeast rolls. Sourdough. French. White. Wheat. Italian. You get the jist. 😉 I could never do one of those diets that makes you give up bread…just couldn’t happen folks.
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Crock Pot Dinner Rolls
These Crock Pot Dinner Rolls are super easy to make. You want to make sure that your rolls rise enough. If not, they will be more like the consistency of biscuits. To get your rolls light and fluffy, be patient. Wait until they have risen all the way before turning your crock pot over to high.
Crock Pot Dinner Rolls
Easy dinner rolls in your crock pot!
5 from 4 votes
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Course: Side
Prep Time: 2 minutes minutes
Cook Time: 2 hours hours
Total Time: 2 hours hours 2 minutes minutes
Servings: 8 -10 rolls
Author: Aunt Lou
Ingredients
- 9 frozen dinner rolls
- Garnish: softened butter
Instructions
Cut a piece of parchment paper to fit the bottom of your crock pot and place in the bottom of your crock pot
Spray your crock pot with a light layer of cooking spray
Place your frozen dinner rolls in your crock pot
Cover and cook on low for 1-2 hours, your rolls will thaw and raise
Once your rolls have raised, turn you crock pot to high for 1-1 1/2 hours, until set
If you want your rolls to be more golden, place your rolls on a baking sheet and broil for 90 seconds, watching closely
Brush your baked rolls with your softened butter
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Slow Cooker Recommendation
Since I wanted to have nice rounded edges on my rolls, I used myWest Bend 6-Quart Round Slow Cooker. Any 5-6 quart slow cooker should work though…and if you are doing fewer rolls, you can use a smaller slow cooker. As always, just make sure you watch your rolls the first time around so you can learn how your slow cooker cooks.
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Note from Cris:
Anytime we post a recipe like this we get emails asking why on earth would you use a slow cooker for something you could throw in the oven. Truth be told, we don’t always make our rolls in the crock pot, but it is an option we love to have– especially around the holidays when oven space is very limited. It is also a great option for folks who are traveling/camping or away from home… just some food for thought ;).
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Sarah Kinate says
Thank you for this recipe!! I had some frozen rolls thawing/rising on the counter. I tried turning on the oven to give the rolls a little kickstart only to find our heating element had stopped working. Thanks to your recipe, we were still able to enjoy fresh rolls with our crockpot country-style ribs!Reply
- Aunt Lou says
That’s awesome Sarah! The crock pot saves the day again! Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment that makes me smile!Aunt Lou
- Sophie says
We live in a house that has an old wall oven and when it gave out, we decided that replacing it was not an expense we could afford for a while. So these kinds of recipes are a Godsend for us!! Thank you for sharing some “out of the box” cooking in the crockpot!!
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- Aunt Lou says
Hi Sophie!I’m so glad to hear that we have been a help! My oven has gotten quite the break since I started cRockin’!
Thank you so much for sharing this with us! Hearing that readers like what we do always makes me smile!
Aunt Lou
- Jo McGovern says
I’m oven-less also. Love these helpful recipes!!
- Cris says
Hi Jo-
So glad our site has come in handy for you. Thank you so much for taking the time to leave us a note!
We love hearing from you, it totally makes our day! Please remember, our comment section is much like our dinner table... You don't have to like everything we serve up, but you do have to use your manners.
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