Game Day Pepperoni Roll

Recipe Rating:	2 Ratings5
Categories:	Other Main Dishes, Other Snacks, Quick & Easy, Meat Appetizers
Keywords:	pepperoni, Pizza, snacks, game, day
Serves:	4-5
Prep Time:	10 Min
Cook Time:	15 Min

Ingredients

1 pkg	pillsbury pizza dough
1 pkg	hormel sliced pepperoni (any brand will do)
2 c	shredded mozzarella
	garlic powder (with or w/o parsley)
	garlic salt
	your favorite margarine or butter(softened)

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Emma Menchaca

Full Flavored

San Juan, TX (pop. 33,856)

Emma69

Member Since Sep 2011

Emma's Notes:

This is now a game day favorite at my household. It is also an easy dinner recipe for a busy mom who needs all the time she can get!!

Directions

Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Butter a cookie sheet. An 18 X 13 should do. Roll out Pillsbury Pizza dough. Roll it out to fit the size of the pan. lightly drizzle garlic powder over the area. (use lightly as to not over power with garlicky flavor)Grab a hand full of pepperoni and start to lay them out. I like to lay rows and columns from top to bottom to fill area of pizza dough. (This package of Pepperoni is enough for 2 rolls) Next sprinkle mozzarella over the entire area but leave a handful of shredded cheese for topping.

Now the fun part...Take about an inch from the length and fold over. I usually go left to right. At this point begin creating your roll by rolling dough all the way to the end. Turn the roll now to fit lengthwise. Sprinkle with Garlic Salt now and add the leftover mozzarella to sprinkle over the top.

Bake at 425 degree for about 17 min's or until golden/brown. Let it cool for about 5 min's and with a nice sharp knife start slicing at the end of the roll and make your way down. You can serve with a side salad and ranch or marinara sauce to dip your slices into. Yum!!!

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CinStraw's Kitchen CinStraw

Jan 31, 2012

This is real similar to the one I posted long time ago.
Cin's Version of Pepperoni-Cheese Loaf

Emma Menchaca Emma69

Feb 1, 2012

Hi Cindy, I certainly do see the similarities AND the differences. This is a popular idea and I have seen many versions. I like the simplicity in mine and it is fun to make! I love how this site provides a place for all to share recipes and variations of recipes.