1cancrescent rolldivide into 4 rectangles and pinch together seams
4hot dogsI have also used Cheddar brats with success
3tablespoonsminced onion
3tablespoonscorn
1tablespoonmayo
½cupshredded mozzarella cheeseor any melty cheese you prefer
dashblack pepper
3tablespoonsketchup
dried parsleyfor garnish
Instructions
In a small bowl, mix together minced onion, corn, mayo, mozzarella cheese, and black pepper. Set aside.
Roll out the crescent dough and divide them into 4 rectangles.
Place a hot dog on top of each rectangle and roll them up so the hot dog is completely covered by the dough.
Cut the rolled hot dog enough to cut the sausage completely but not all the dough. Gently lift the cut piece and twist away from you to the left and lay it down. Gently press down to flatten. Lift the next piece and twist away from you to the right and flatten them. Alternative until all the pieces are flattened. Note: Make sure that the segments are not too crowded next to each other, as that can make it harder to bake through.
Transfer the sausage bread to the air fryer basket. (Use a square of parchment to prevent sticking if you'd like.) Add the cheese-corn mixture on top. My air fryer can fit 2 at a time, your fryer might vary in size. Note: I wouldn't add extra of the topping, or if you do, you may have to cook it for longer as if it is overloaded with the corn topping, it makes it harder for the dough to cook through.
Cook in the air fryer for 7 to 8 minutes at 350F. Check that the dough is cooked through. Top with a drizzle of ketchup and parsley for garnish.
Notes
You can add the ketchup before baking but I have had troubles with it burning in the past so I add it after or half way through.I have used puff pastry instead of crescent dough and it turned out great as well, very crispy and buttery. Just check that the dough is fully cooked through.No air fryer? You can bake them in the oven at 375F for 11 to 13 minutes. Recipe source: My Eclectic Bites