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Franks & Swiss Crescent Ingredients
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"Hi! This is Josiah Owen with Expert Village. Now, we're going to talk about cooking our crescent hot dog wraps. What you want to do is you want to take these. You want to put them point side down. That means the little point flap that's right there. It goes down. It's the same as when we wrapped them. Take the next one and make sure it's 2 inches apart. You don't want these cooking into each other. If it starts to roll, then you want to move the dough over some. Now it's kind of slippery because of the non-stick spray. The same thing with the next one and the next one. Also, make sure you have 2 inches space in between front and back. The next one and the next one. At this point, you should have already had had the oven prepared and turned on. You're going to cook these 375 degrees for 15-18 minutes. Once they come out, we'll show you what they look like. "
eHow Article: How to Cook Franks & Swiss Crescents
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