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- Hey, y'all this message is for mommies and daddies,
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grandma, granddaddies, aunts, uncles,
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cousins, partners, friends.
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This message is coming to y'all to go get your children,
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go get the little ones because today
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is all about Halloween.
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And I'm Paula Weenie today.
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Instead of Paula Dean I'm Paula Weenie.
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Oh, I want to show y'all a recipe that is from Pillsbury.
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And I used to make it from my boys when they were little
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and they are Crescent mummy dogs.
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So when we get through,
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we are gonna to look like we have some scary, scary mummies.
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My glasses are having a hard time staying on my face.
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So I think I'm gonna have to take these off,
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but I sure do like 'em.
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Alright, let's get going.
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We got a can of Crescent rolls.
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We gonna pop these open.
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Now why is that doing like that?
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Just, it knows that we're filming
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and wants to make me look like an idiot.
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All right, so did y'all get the kids?
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I used to have the best time doing Halloween shows
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when I was on regular TV.
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Oh. With all the children,
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I would run into these children out and about,
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and they would tell me how much they liked
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Alright, so I'm putting out a little flower,
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so this will work correctly
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and we're gonna unfold our crescent rolls.
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Gonna unroll 'em all the way.
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And then we're gonna come in and just pinch together
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where they're perforated.
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We just gonna seal that back up.
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Pinch, pinch, pinch, pinch.
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Oh, I got to get a little flour on my hands.
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pinch, pinch, pinch some more.
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Okay, that looks perfect.
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Alright, now we're gonna take our knife.
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And we're gonna cut 'em just like this.
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Now we're gonna take 'em.
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I want to square 'em up.
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All right, now we're gonna cut 'em.
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We're gonna cut 'em in thin strips.
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And I'm using a decorative wheel.
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So if you don't have a decorative, that's absolutely fine.
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You can use 'em the plain old spinner.
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- [Eddy] Pizza Cutter.
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- Yeah, you could use a pizza cutter.
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Alright, so we're gonna take our hot dog.
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Well, first we got to get
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cause I think mummies are supposed to be cheesy.
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All right, so we just gonna start wrapping
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our hot dog up with our dough.
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And we don't want it to be
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It's got to look like bandages
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Didn't quite get put on right.
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So we're just gonna kind of patch it up like that.
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No rhyme or reasoning,
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but we want to leave some cracks so we can see those dogs.
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And we especially want to leave some around his head
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Because we want to kind of be able to see his face.
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All right, here we go.
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I just wanna to separate that a little bit right there.
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I think I'm gonna do some long ways.
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See if that works any better.
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I liked doing the long, the long way.
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Okay, so that's pretty, that's pretty good.
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He kind of looks like a mummy.
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Just want to make sure you can.
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I mean, you can just press that dough together.
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where we gonna put his eyes
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I've got five hot dogs and I'm gonna do all those
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And then I sprayed my pans so they won't stick.
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So we're gonna put these in a 375 degree oven,
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and we're gonna bake 'em for about 13 or 17 minutes.
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So just watch until your crescents are toasty Brown
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and not only do the children have a,
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a great fun project with mom and dad and grandma
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and granddaddy, aunt, uncle, a friend, a cousin,
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Okay, our little mummies are ready.
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And in the recipe it says to use,
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dot the heads with mustard
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to make the eyeballs,
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but I didn't find that to be so hot,
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but I did like the idea of dottin mustard on
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because I have my own eyeball.
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So if you don't have eyes,
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you can certainly use the mustard,
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but I'm finding that the glue is making a terrific paste.
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- [Eddy] And these are candy eyes?
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- [Paula] Oh yes they're candy eyes.
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You can chomp these down.
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- [Theresa] And you can find 'em
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at almost any store these days.
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I bet they even have them at grocery store,
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don't need they Theresa.
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- [Theresa] I don't know if I saw it,
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but I definitely like Walmart, Target, all of the main...
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- [Paula] All the box stores.
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- [Theresa] Yeah, Michaels.
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- [Paula] Those are cute.
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Are my big children ready for lunch?
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- [Eddy] Trick or treat
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My kids used to say trick or treat.
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Give me something good to eat.
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- [Theresa] Smell my feet.
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- My feet, give me something good to eat.
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We were a real classy bunch at our house.
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reach in and get you one.
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I wonder if we did a one eyed.
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That doesn't look right, does it?
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Naw, I like him with two eyes.
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Do y'all want some ketchup with your mummy?
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- [Theresa] I'm good with mine.
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Have one cameraman Eddy.
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- [Eddy] I think this is the one I made.
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- Oh okay (laughing).
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I know I made this one cause I gave him hair.
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- [Theresa] Children are gonna love these.
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- They are gonna love it.
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- You could make these right before you go out Halloween,
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our trick or treating.
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- Yes, and they could walk around eating their supper
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- Party, a little party, have everybody over.
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- Yes, this and a fruit salad.
