Mexican Cheese Balls

Name: Mexican Cheese Balls
Prep time: 10 min
Total time: 30 min
Yield: 9
Cuisine: Mexican
Ingredients: 1 can (8 oz) refrigerated Pillsbury™ Original Crescent Rolls (8 Count); 5 oz jalapeno cheese for quesadillas

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Prep 10 min
Total 30 min
Ingredients 2
Servings 9

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I went to a friend's home recently and she said they were having a TV party. What is a TV party you ask? I asked the same thing. She explained that it's a party in where people hang out and watch either a massive sporting event or even a TV series or a game show. In this case, it was a huge, global sporting event. I realized that as long as there is plenty of finger foods and good snacks to munch on, you are set for a fun evening. Oh, and might as well bring some earplugs as well because people were screaming their heads off! I ate a hodgepodge of things from the table but the thing that stood out for me was something my friend called cheese balls. They were utterly addictive and I could not stop eating them no matter how much I tried. Even though they were so good, I couldn't help but think they would have tasted better with a tad bit of spice. Just a little kick, so to speak! I know, it's a shocker that the Latin woman thinks something tastes better with a little chile. Well, once I came home and tried to make them myself, I realized that I was right! I used the jalapeno queso quesadilla. I highly recommend these puppies for your next TV gathering. You will not disappoint.

Ingredients

1 can (8 oz) refrigerated Pillsbury™ Original Crescent Rolls (8 Count)
5 oz jalapeno cheese for quesadillas

Directions

1

Heat oven to 375° F.
2

Unroll dough out of can. Firmly press perforations to seal. Divide into 9 pieces (strips)
3

Cut cheese into cubes.
4

Roll each cube in a strip of dough, seal edges to form balls, then place on a parchment paper lined baking sheet.
5

Bake for 14 minutes.
6

Allow to cool, then serve. Enjoy!

Expert Tips

tip 1
You can also use regular queso quesadilla instead of jalapeno for those who prefer a non-spicy dish.

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I went to a friend's home recently and she said they were having a TV party. What is a TV party you ask? I asked the same thing. She explained that it's a party in where people hang out and watch either a massive sporting event or even a TV series or a game show. In this case, it was a huge, global sporting event. I realized that as long as there is plenty of finger foods and good snacks to munch on, you are set for a fun evening. Oh, and might as well bring some earplugs as well because people were screaming their heads off! I ate a hodgepodge of things from the table but the thing that stood out for me was something my friend called cheese balls. They were utterly addictive and I could not stop eating them no matter how much I tried. Even though they were so good, I couldn't help but think they would have tasted better with a tad bit of spice. Just a little kick, so to speak! I know, it's a shocker that the Latin woman thinks something tastes better with a little chile. Well, once I came home and tried to make them myself, I realized that I was right! I used the jalapeno queso quesadilla. I highly recommend these puppies for your next TV gathering. You will not disappoint.