3 Layers In A Baking Pan Will Give You This Scrumptious, Lemony Dessert

These lemon crescent rolls are super easy to make and only require a a few simple ingredients. Everyone tends to love them and they make quite a large batch.

I took these bars to a church gathering a few Sundays ago and they were a real hit. I’m super excited to share this recipe with you guys and gals. I hope you will leave me comments on how they turned out. Let me know if you made any changes to the original recipe or if you just left things as they are. I recommend leaving things as they are for your first go. Enjoy!

 

Ingredients

2 packages of refrigerated crescent roll dough (8 oz each)

3 lemons, juiced

4 lemons, zested, divided (3 for the cream cheese mixture and 1 for the topping)

1 tsp lemon extract

2 packages of Philadelphia cream cheese (8 oz each)

1/2 cup Domino granulated sugar

2 tablespoons Kerrygold butter, melted

4 tablespoons Domino granulated sugar

 

Instructions:

Preheat oven to 350F.

Line a 9 x 13 pan with aluminium foil or parchment paper, making sure to overlap the sides of the pan, so you can lift it out later, and spray with nonstick cooking spray. Press one can of the crescent roll dough in the bottom of the pan, pinching together the seams and stretching to cover the bottom of the pan.

In a small bowl mix the four tablespoons of sugar and the zest of one lemon. Set Aside.

Add the cream cheese, lemon juice, zest from three of the lemons and the lemon extract to a large mixing bowl. Whip until smooth and creamy. Spread over the crescent rolls in the pan.

Open the second can of crescent rolls, unroll it and carefully lay it over the top of the cream cheese mixture, being careful to stretch and spread it all the way across the pan.

Melt the butter and brush across the top of the crescent roll dough. Sprinkle the sugar and lemon mixture that was set aside in the first step.

Bake for 30 – 35 minutes or until the top is golden brown. Let cool at room temperature for about thirty minutes, then refrigerate until chilled, for at least one hour. I chilled them overnight.

 

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Quick tip: This recipe will give you an extra lemony flavor. Use less lemon, if you’d like a more subtle flavor.

Big thanks to thiscrazygirlcanbake for this delicious recipe!

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The directions didn’t say but I assume the 1/2 cup of sugar should be mixed with the cream cheese and lemon juice and zest from 3 lemons. Sounds delish.

Many of these recipe’s are a little short of specific directions …
But they do stimulate your-own creativity …

I don’t allow any other programs to add on to my computer. Why can’t you just publish the recipe like everyone else.

The recipe and instructions are on the second page, just click on NEXT PAGE in red. Yes it’s annoying but the site earns a few fractions of a cent for the added page loading so it’s ok.

Jessica. I have copied several of your recipes and made them .usually have great results which is good , since I am more of a cook than a baker .. so keep em coming Jeani age 77

Just please stop using the “click next page” scam. It is very annoying. It click baiting and you know it. We are not as stupid as you think.

1 tsp vanilla and 1/2 tsp of almond extract … for the topping brush with melted butter sprinkle sliced almonds and granulated sugar. When cooled dust with powdered sugar. ENJOY ?

I make these only leave out the lemon altogether and use almond flavoring with the cream cheese and sugar. I use 2 8 oz pkgs, cream cheese and 1 cup sugar for the filling and pour 1 stick butter over top and sprinkle generously with sugar then cinnamon.

Just highlight the recipe, right click and select copy. I then go to Microsoft Word, paste it there and then save as my Recipe Folder or you could just save it to documents. If you don’t have MWord, copy it to whatever notepad you have.

Just highlight the recipe, right click and select copy. I then go to Microsoft Word, paste it there and then save as my Recipe Folder or you could just save it to documents. If you don’t have MWord, copy it to whatever notepad you have.

People sure complain a lot. If it’s too much trouble just move on and quit your whining. If the recipe sounds good I don’t care about taking a little time and trouble to get it!

I agree geez its a recipe for crying out loud. Today people want everything done for them NOW. I take a screen shot and have been writing out the recipe. Sure I could print it off but my computer skills suck. So I write yeah I still write out my recipes.

Laura, i’ve got a tempermental printer so i write them out too… or hit the facebook share… but mostly write!

That’s exactly what I was about to say! Sure computing & printing & all is convenient & nice but if ppl are having so much trouble just write it down on a recipe card & file it in a recipe box!!!
Problem solved. The old-fashioned way is always th life saver!❤️

Just do it the old fashioned way, Copy it to a recipe card. I do it all the time, then I have it at hand next time I want to use it or pass it to a friend!! No trying to find what file you saved it to!!

Love your receipts, Cannot believe you are getting flack because they do not follow the NEXT no problem. Love lemon also. If served hot more gooey, my family likes this version too Tis the season for this receipt Merry Christmas Barb.

I used can lemon pie fillinf mixed with vream. Cheeselemon zest etc. Wonderful. Thank you. Ignore the folks that are not brite enoug to get the recipie. They are probably to dumb to make it

I love lemon. I wonder if I could make this delicious recipe sugar free as I’m a diabetic. Thanks for sharing this mouthwatering recipe. My family is gonna love it.

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