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Bon Appetit’s Pigs in the Blanket

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11/25/24
2 min read
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Pigs in a blanket are the best party snack, full stop. Freezer-friendly cocktail wieners or mini chorizos are wrapped in buttery, crescent roll dough. But this version goes Chicago-style - they're slathered in yellow mustard, sprinkled with poppy seeds and celery salt, and bundled with an adorable cornichon. Don't forget the neon green relish.

Ingredients

  • 8 oz. can refrigerated crescent rolls

  • Yellow mustard

  • Celery salt

  • Cornichon pickles

  • 10-oz package smoked cocktail sausages or franks

  • 1 large egg

  • Poppy seeds

  • Chicago-style relish

Preparation

Tear dough from an 8-oz. can refrigerated crescent rolls along perforations to separate into 8 triangles. Working one at a time and starting from the point end, make two lengthwise custs on each triangle to make 3 roughly equal-size triangles (you should have 24 total). Spread a thin layer of yellow mustard over each one, then lightly sprinkle with celery salt (you don't need much; it's salty). Place a cornichon and a sausage from one 10-oz. package smoked cocktail sausages or franks on wide end of a triangle and carefully and tightly roll up; gently press point end to seal. Repeate with all triangles. Beat 1 large egg in a small bowl and brush over dough; sprinkle with poppy seeds and lightly with more celery salt. Divide pigs in a blanket between 2 parchment-lined baking sheets; bake in a 375 degree oven until rolls are golden brown and cooked through, 15-18 minutes. Transfer to a platter; serve with Chicago-style relish and more mustard for dipping.

PHOTO CREDIT:  Courtesy of Bon Appétit