A traditional dinner roll like this one is always welcome at holiday dinners. These homemade croissants make a big batch, so they're great when you're entertaining. —Loraine Meyer, Bend, Oregon

Homemade Croissants Tips

What kind of butter should you use to make homemade croissants?

There are many types of butter on the market, but traditional unsalted sticks of American butter are your best bet when making homemade croissants.

How can you make homemade croissants your own?

You can make homemade croissants your own by adding a filling, such as chocolate ganache, Nutella or almond paste. Homemade croissants also make terrific chicken salad sandwiches.

How can you store homemade croissants?

Store homemade croissants at room temperature in an airtight container for 2-3 days. For longer storage, freeze in an airtight container for up 6 months. Here's how long most foods last in the freezer.

Julie Schnittka, Taste of Home Senior Editor