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E erininny Well-known member Jun 16, 2012 #4 Same here. smileys/wink.gif Interesting blog--those Sweet Apple Pie Rolls are temping, but how do you sweeten an egg-roll wrapper (as the recipe instructs)?!
Same here. smileys/wink.gif Interesting blog--those Sweet Apple Pie Rolls are temping, but how do you sweeten an egg-roll wrapper (as the recipe instructs)?!
C cheezz Well-known member Jun 16, 2012 #5 I wondered the same thing...have never seen a sweet one. I wouldn't think it's necessary anyway As the filling is sweet enough
I wondered the same thing...have never seen a sweet one. I wouldn't think it's necessary anyway As the filling is sweet enough
A angak1 Well-known member Jun 18, 2012 #6 when you go to the original recipe post, it doesn't say anything about "sweetened". I'll be trying these soon. sounds easy and adaptable to many fruits.
when you go to the original recipe post, it doesn't say anything about "sweetened". I'll be trying these soon. sounds easy and adaptable to many fruits.
E erininny Well-known member Jun 18, 2012 #7 Good point, Ang. I think the word was carried over via cut 'n paste --since the ingredient under the egg roll wrappers (in the orig. recipe) is "sweetened cardamom whipped cream."
Good point, Ang. I think the word was carried over via cut 'n paste --since the ingredient under the egg roll wrappers (in the orig. recipe) is "sweetened cardamom whipped cream."
A angak1 Well-known member Jun 19, 2012 #8 I think when I make these(adding some rhubarb, of course) I'll spray them with Pam and sprinkle with sugar before baking for a nice crispness.
I think when I make these(adding some rhubarb, of course) I'll spray them with Pam and sprinkle with sugar before baking for a nice crispness.