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Blueberry Cheesecake Rolls

The baking part is where the magic happens. I pop the rolls into the preheated oven and set a timer for 20 minutes. Watching them rise and turn golden brown through the oven window brings me so much joy. Be careful to keep an eye on them after the 15-minute mark—every oven is a bit different, and I once left them in too long and ended up with a bit of a burnt bottom, which was a heartbreaking mistake! But when I pull them out, the sight alone is enough to make anyone’s mouth water.

Pro Tips for Best Results

Having tested this recipe a few times, I’ve discovered that room temperature ingredients make a significant difference, especially with the cream cheese. One time, I was impatient and used cold cream cheese straight from the fridge, and my filling turned out grainy. Make sure to let it sit out for about 30 minutes first so it blends beautifully.

Another tip I swear by is to save some blueberries for topping the rolls after baking. Once they’re golden, a few more fresh blueberries sprinkled on top not only adds visual appeal but also enhances that fresh blueberry flavor. I’ve tried this with other fruits, but blueberries really shine in this recipe—don’t skip them!

Lastly, I highly recommend serving these rolls warm. The first time I made them, I let them cool down, thinking I could save some for later, but they just didn’t have that same comforting warm, gooey sensation. So grab one fresh from the oven, and enjoy the ultimate treat.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

I definitely learned the hard way about the importance of letting the pizza dough come to room temperature. The first time I rushed it, the dough was impossible to roll out and tore apart. Trust me, give it about 10 minutes on the counter before you start working with it. (See the next page below to continue…)

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