Delicious & Easy Rhodes Rolls Recipes

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If you have a bunch of frozen dinner rolls you don't know what to do with, these amazing Rhodes Rolls recipes are for you!  

four pictures in a collage of recipes made with rhode rolls

There is a confession I need to make. I am a carbaholic. I typically don't discriminate- noodles, bread, rice, I love them all. But. If I had to pick a favorite... bread. I love you, bread.

Thank goodness I don't live in Europe, because my husband tells me they have fresh bread all over the streets there. Probably not ideal for my health.

Rhodes Rolls Recipes

Anyway. The problem with bread is that it is the best fresh, and most nights I simply don't have extra time to spend in the kitchen. That's why Rhodes rolls and I are like BFF's. We  buy the huge bag at Costco and they don't even last very long.

If you are a novice you will think that Rhodes Rolls only make rolls, ha! There is too much goodness to go around, so I thought I would round up a few delicious and easy frozen dinner roll recipes to rock your world today. Carbaholics unite. 

Breakfast Recipes Using Rhodes Rolls

Might as well start with the most important meal of the day, right? Here are some beyond delicious breakfast recipes you can make with Rhodes Rolls.

cinnamon cranberry monkey bread Birds Eye view
Easy Cranberry Orange Monkey Bread, or pull apart bread, is an easy semi-homemade overnight breakfast recipe! It's made with frozen Rhodes rolls, sprinkled in orange zest and sugar, drizzled with butter, and topped with gorgeous red cranberries! 
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A photo of an orange roll made using Rhodes rolls.
These easy orange rolls are handy to make. These are so delicious and just looking at them makes my mouth water.
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Rhodes Frozen Bread Dough Recipes

Close up image of a pretzel roll made using Rhodes Rolls
Use Rhodes Warm N' Serv Rolls to make Quick and Easy Pretzel Rolls in less than 15 minutes! 
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Garlic pull apart bread on a white platter against a dark background.
Garlic pull apart bread is simple to prepare and the perfect companion to a warm bowl of soup! It utilizes frozen roll dough balls to save you time!
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A copycat pizza factory breadstick on a sheet pan.
When I lived in Utah, I frequently visited The Pizza Factory so I could devour their delicious twisted breadsticks. There's something so appealing about eating a breadstick that's actually wrapped around a stick! 
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These Magleby's Rolls are delicious and easy to make and taste just like the restaurant version! They are buttery and delicious, and are topped with garlic, butter, and parmesan cheese.
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Rhodes Dinner Rolls Recipes 

Okay who is ready for some hearty and delicious dinner recipes? My kids LOVE this next one...

a bunch of homemade hot pockets on a white platter with a bowl of sauce
Easy Homemade Hot Pockets
WAY better than store bought hot pockets, our kids love taking these sandwich pockets lunches!
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A photo of nacho bread pouches with guacamole on a plate.
These nacho bites are sure to please any crowd. So filling and so good.
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process shot of making a homemade hot pocket
You will love these homemade ham and cheese hot pockets! So easy to make, and they save great for the week's lunches.
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A bird's eye view of a personal pizza made using Rhodes roll dough.
My kids love making these personal pizzas and the Rhodes Rolls make it so easy!
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Dessert Recipes Using Rhodes Rolls 

Saving the best for last, let's round things out with some fantastic dessert recipes.

A beautiful Monkey bread on a white cake plate.
Rhodes rolls makes the most mouthwatering monkey bread. And when it snows (or heck, even when it's just cold or rainy or gloomy), we all crave a pan of that warm, buttery bread slathered in cinnamon and sugar to pull apart and devour.
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A box of open doughnuts.
How incredible do these homemade doughnuts look? My kids are begging to try this recipe.
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Made with frozen dough, these Lemon Pull Apart Rolls couldn't be easier! They have a crunchy lemon sugar topping, and a drizzle of lemon icing. People can't get enough of these lemon sweet rolls!
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A simple way to serve your family an outstanding breakfast treat.  Starting with store bought cinnamon rolls, blueberry pie filling and the best crunchie topping. It's one of my families favorite breakfasts!
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Four images showing different recipes that can be made using Rhodes frozen roll dough.

Rhodes Rolls Recipes FAQ's

Here are a few answers to some frequently asked questions you may have about using Rhodes Rolls.

Can You Thaw Rhodes Rolls Overnight? 

Absolutely! Just place your pan with your frozen dough on it in the refrigerator over night. Pull out of fridge when ready to cook and rolls should be about double in size. 

What is the Fastest Way to Thaw Rhodes Rolls? 

This is what the Rhodes website says about thawing, "boil 1 or 2 quarts of water in a shallow pan and place pan of water on lower rack in oven. 2. Place rolls on upper rack in oven. Let dough rise about 1 hour, until double in size." 

Is anyone else salivating? Or is it just me? The bag of Rhodes rolls in my freezer is in serious trouble, I can tell you that much! If you need even more Rhodes Rolls recipe inspiration check out Rhodes blog, I just discovered it while writing this post and I can already tell it is rockin.

Happy carb loving, friends! 

If you liked this post, you may also like my aunt Val's famous caramel or the world's best breakfast casserole. 

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  1. I’ve made burger stuffed rolls with these! Made a chopped meat mixture with an onion and some spices… after the rolls doubled in size I wrapped it around a scoop of meat and sealed at the bottom. Bake them until golden brown ..

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  3. This is perfect! I ended up with about 2 bags of frozen rolls and wasn't sure what to do with them all, other than eat them plain :*( Thank you!

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  9. Several of these photos looked so good but I can't find the RECIPES anywhere! Are they here somewhere? I've scrolled up and down 3 times.

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    1. All you do is click the name of the recipe and it will take you to the post! I'm so sorry for the confusion!

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  11. Good Morning, Jessica! Thanks so much for linking up and sharing Easy Bierocks!!! They are a family FAVORITE... I hope you all love them as much as we do.
    ~Tonya

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    1. You are so so welcome!! They look soooo good! Can't wait to try them, thanks for sharing such a yummy recipe!

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