
Festive Holiday Dinner Roll "Ornaments"
All you'll need is a bag of dinner rolls, frosting, and food coloring to make these festive holiday dinner rolls. Dinner rolls are the perfect base for an "ornament". Get creative have fun decorating your roll in this kid-friendly holiday activity!
How To Make Dinner Roll Ornaments
All you'll need to make these are:
- Vanilla frosting
- Food coloring
- Dinner rolls
- Toothpicks
- Small glass bowls
- Butter knife
First, pick out your food coloring. Make a few small bowls of each color.
Start with a base color for each roll by spreading with a knife. You can also dip the roll straight into the frosting. Then, use a toothpick to create fine lines on each roll.
Ideas and Tips For Decorating
- Use the colors of the holiday your celebrating for
- Make snowflakes, a wreath, a turkey, leaves, or pumpkins. Whatever simple images to represent the holiday you're celebrating!
- Look in your pantry for natural food dyes. We found that turmeric made a nice golden color, cocoa powder for brown, and spirulina for green!
- Toast your rolls beforehand and let cool completely before adding frosting, or else the frosting will melt.
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Be careful not too add too much food dye - a lot can go a long way. Start with a little at a time.
Sourdough Gluten-Free Dinner Rolls
We're using Bread SRSLY's gluten-free sourdough dinner rolls for this festive holiday recipe. Our rolls are free from the top-9 allergens and gluten, making them safe to eat for a wider group of people than traditional rolls.
Bread SRSLY products are also Certified EarthKosher and certified gluten-free.
These dinner rolls are soft and flavorful and loved by all!
Total time: 30 minutes
Yields: 8 servings, 1 roll each
Gluten-Free
INGREDIENTS
- 8 Bread SRSLY Classic Gluten-Free Sourdough Dinner Rolls
- 1 cup of your favorite vanilla frosting (we like Simple Mills)
- Natural liquid food coloring in your colors of choice
- Toothpicks
- Small glass bowls (one for each color)
- A few spoons (again, one for each color)
DIRECTIONS
- Toast the whole dinner rolls in the oven or toaster oven on high heat for a few minutes until they are firm and golden. Let cool to room temperature.
- Place a couple tablespoons of frosting into each of the glass bowls. Add a drop or two of food coloring to each bowl of frosting and mix well with the toothpicks until you reach your desired color.
- Using a spoon, dollop a small amount of frosting on top of your dinner roll. Mix and match the frosting colors to create a fun design on your dinner roll, and use the toothpicks to create intricate details, like a holiday wreath.
- Enjoy!
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