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Recipes to Make with Kids: Homemade Resurrection Rolls

If you’re looking for a baking activity that’s meaningful and skill-building, these Homemade Resurrection Rolls are perfect for just that.

Split cinnamon roll with a gooey center on a grey surface; basket of rolls in the background. Marshmallow and cinnamon stick nearby.
Resurrection Rolls are also called Empty Tomb Rolls

This recipe goes beyond simple mixing—it introduces kids to real baking techniques like working with yeast dough, proofing, and shaping. While it does require a bit more time and a few tools, it’s a great opportunity for kids to experience how baking really works from start to finish.


Inside each roll is a marshmallow that melts as it bakes, creating a fun surprise that kids love. Whether you’re baking for Easter or just want a more hands-on kitchen experience, this recipe brings together learning, creativity, and a memorable result.


If you’re short on time or want a simpler option, you can use canned crescent dough to recreate the experience in a more streamlined way.


At Itty Bitty Bakers, we believe kids are capable of more than we often give them credit for—and recipes like this are a great way to build confidence through real skills.


Recipe card for "Football Brownies" by ittybittybakers with ingredients, instructions, and a kid's tip. Features a photo of brownies.
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Children decorate brownies on colorful plates at a wooden table, wearing aprons and focused on their baking activity.
Here's the easy version ;)




Looking for more baking fun? Check out Recipes to Make with Kids on our blog, and sign-up your child for an upcoming baking class near you!


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