Golfeados are Venezuelan sweet rolls made with papel坦n (molasses-like sugar cane byproduct) and queso llanero (salty white cheese). The ingredients are rolled up in anise-flavored sweet roll dough, baked, and drizzled with a papel坦n syrup. This recipe uses a shortcut of crescent roll dough rolled out and joined, filled with brown sugars and cheeses, rolled and sliced, then baked. The baked rolls are glazed with a butter, brown sugar and molasses glaze, and more cheese is sprinkled over before baking again until melted.