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Crock Pot Cranberry Orange Roll Casserole - Recipes That Crock! (2024)

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January 12, 2016 By Cris 4 Comments

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Do you love the flavors of orange and cranberry in the morning? You have to try our Crock Pot Cranberry Orange Roll Casserole!

Cris here.

Of all the “roll” casseroles I make, this one is Mikey’s very favorite. I love how easy it is to throw together and how it keeps a great texture and flavor as a leftover. We make it all the time for breakfast or for dessert. It is a great way to dress up a couple packs of orange rolls.

Igot this idea when making my French Toast Cinnamon Roll Casserole after a reader suggested substituting orange rollsin our Cinnamon Roll Casserole.

Psst… If you’d like to see a fun video of our French Toast Cinnamon Roll Casserole, I added it here:

While I still need to try that substitution, I decided adding walnuts and cranberries instead of pecans in the French Toast Cinnamon Roll Casserolewould pair nicely with an orange roll and so Crock Pot CranberryOrangeRoll Casserole was born!

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Crock Pot Cranberry Orange Roll Casserole Notes

I have used both my9 x13 casserole crock potand my6 qt Cuisinart Slow Cookerto make this recipe at different times and both baked it up beautifully.
Like any new-to-you recipe, I highly recommended that you try this recipe for the first time when you have time to watch it and note how long it takes your specific slow cooker to make it. Cooking times will vary and all times on this site are only a basic guideline.
“Baking” in a crock pot is a little different than baking in an oven. The bottom and sides will get golden, NOT the top or center. You are looking for golden sides and a “set” middle where the rolls are cooked through and no longer doughy inside when you pull a piece a part… think “center” of a cinnamon roll done. Tender but cooked through.

Crock Pot Cranberry Orange Roll Casserole

This Crock Pot Cranberry Orange Roll Casserole is a tasty way to start your day and is made with orange rolls!

5 from 3 votes

Ingredients

¾ Cup Chopped Walnuts
⅔ Cup Brown Sugar packed
½ Cup Butter melted
½ Cup Non-Fat PLAIN Greek Yogurt
1 teaspoon Vanilla Extract
24 oz Pillsbury Orange Rolls (2-12 oz tubes) quartered
1/4 cup Cranberries

Instructions

Combine all ingredients -except orange rolls- in a large bowl.
Quarter orange rolls and toss in mixture. (Reserve icing packets).
Spray slow cooker with non-stick spray.
Pour mixture into 6 qt slow cooker or casserole crockpotand cover with lid.
Cook on low for 2½ to 3 hours until sides are golden brown and rolls are set.
Drizzle icing packets on top and serve

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NOTE: It is highly recommended you first try this recipe when you are able to keep a close eye on it. Every slow cooker cooks differently, so the times listed are just a guide. For more tips on making successful breakfast slow cooker recipes, please see our tip series.

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The Better Baker says
February 1, 2016 at 2:34 pm

I would love this tasty dish!! Great ideas for flavor combos. So glad you shared with us at Weekend Potluck.
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- Cris says
  February 5, 2016 at 12:26 am
  
  Oh you will love it! Enjoy!!
Joe says
February 1, 2016 at 11:09 am

Maybe I just haven’t been browsing in the Pillsbury refrigerated dough section too much lately. I can’t remember seeing Orange Rolls there. I live on the east coast. Maybe this is more of a regional item? I’ll check again, as this recipe sounds real good, and I like the fact that it mentions that it retains it texture.
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- Cris says
  February 5, 2016 at 12:28 am
  
  Hi Joe! They should be near the other cinnamon roll tubes. Good luck!

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