Hi there! Are you in the mood for dessert? Well put down your rolling pin and try these incredibly easy and delicious fruit turnovers! This is a great cooking project to do with kids. I don’t like to be bossy, but I really must insist that you try this recipe.
How else can you make delicious pear turnovers with four ingredients and only a few minutes of prep? I don’t know if I should complain or be glad that the recipe as written only makes four turnovers. We have a family of four. That means I only got ONE!
How to Make Easy Fruit Turnovers with Only 4 Ingredients
As The Pants said, “I could eat an arbitrary number of these.” I love dessert, but I don’t actually like super sweet things. These pear turnovers with a buttery crust and lightly sweet filling are perfect for me. I devoured mine on its own, but these turnovers would also be wonderful served warm with vanilla ice cream. I don’t care how you serve them as long as you do it soon!
Crescent Roll Turnovers
These pear turnovers made with crescent roll dough are so good that no one will believe how easy they are!
- Total Time: 25 minutes
- Yield: 4 1x
Ingredients
- 1 can crescent roll dough I used reduced fat.
- 15 ounces canned sliced pears in heavy syrup drained
- 2 teaspoons butter melted
- cinnamon sugar
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.
- Unroll crescent roll dough and separate into 8 triangles (keep matching pairs together).
- Place 1-2 pear slices in the center of one triangle of dough, and place the matching triangle over the top. Pinch the edges together tightly to seal. )If the top starts to tear, you can pinch off an unfilled corner of the dough and press it over the tear.)
- Repeat this to make four turnovers. Brush melted butter over the tops, and liberally sprinkle cinnamon sugar over the buttered side.
- Carefully transfer assembled turnovers to a baking sheet, preferably lined with a silicone mat or parchment paper. Bake in preheated oven for 11-15 minutes, until golden brown.
- Allow to cool slightly before serving to avoid burns from the very hot filling.
- Prep Time: 10
- Cook Time: 15
- Category: Dessert
Last but not least, if you are interested in trying more sweet and fruity recipes of mine, please give the following a try! They are certainly something to impress your family, guests, and even yourself! Also, they are so cherryyy!
[wpurp-searchable-recipe]Crescent Roll Turnovers – These pear turnovers made with crescent roll dough are so good that no one will believe how easy they are! – crescent roll dough (I used reduced fat.), canned sliced pears in heavy syrup (drained), butter (melted), cinnamon sugar, , Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.; Unroll crescent roll dough and separate into 8 triangles (keep matching pairs together).; Place 1-2 pear slices in the center of one triangle of dough, and place the matching triangle over the top. Pinch the edges together tightly to seal. )If the top starts to tear, you can pinch off an unfilled corner of the dough and press it over the tear.); Repeat this to make four turnovers. Brush melted butter over the tops, and liberally sprinkle cinnamon sugar over the buttered side.; Carefully transfer assembled turnovers to a baking sheet, preferably lined with a silicone mat or parchment paper. Bake in preheated oven for 11-15 minutes, until golden brown.; Allow to cool slightly before serving to avoid burns from the very hot filling.; ; – – Dessert – Desserts – crescent rolls – kids – pear – – [/wpurp-searchable-recipe]
Liz says
wow, you do sound like a mom here ;-) Your boys are adorable. Pillsbury should be knocking on your door shortly! Fun recipe, Andi.
The Weary Chef says
I’m sorry I think I forgot to reply to this! I was trying to figure out how I sounded more like a mom than usual and then got sidetracked before coming up with a witty comment.
That photo looks nice doesn’t it? Two sweet boys doing some cooking… That was the only picture I could get when they weren’t arguing! This is why I don’t write a “cooking with kids” blog ;)