Resurrection rolls recipe

This quick and easy recipe for resurrection rolls for Easter. Uses crescent rolls and marshmallows. Includes the Bible verses to use with Resurrection rolls

Each Easter season, our family makes Resurrection Rolls. It's a fun tradition that the kids absolutely love. Each ingredient in the recipe represents something from the Resurrection story. Put everything together and bake. When the rolls are done they're empty just like the empty tomb.

Resurrection Rolls are an easy yet fun and meaningful family tradition that teaches the story of the empty tomb that's found on Easter!

A fun Easter treat that teaches children (and adults!) the real reason behind the holiday of Easter. These resurrection rolls are so easy to make and absolutely delicious!

Resurrection rolls are a special Easter tradition. They are simple and help teach a sweet lesson about the holiday!

When you dip a marshmallow in melted butter, roll it in cinnamon sugar, wrap it in crescent roll dough, and bake it, something magic happens! The marshmallow disappears and leaves a sweet gooey filling inside the hollow bun! This is a wonderful way to demonstrate the message of the empty tomb of Jesus to even young children.

Every Easter our family makes these sweet empty tomb rolls (aka resurrection rolls) where the marshmallow melts down to a caramel sauce inside the roll. This is one of our all-time favorite Easter recipes!

These Empty Tomb Rolls are a really yummy way to teach your kids about the story of Easter!

Teaching kids about the true meaning of Easter with Empty Tomb Rolls is easy and makes a lasting impact...and they taste good too!

These delicious Resurrection rolls are easy to make and are a meaningful and fun activity to do together as a family for Easter morning. It's sure to become a favorite tradition for years to come! Let's get baking!