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A loaf of bread dough stuffed and rolled with pepperoni, provolone and pepper salad and baked to perfection!! CROWD PLEASER!!
*Note: The olives are optional, but I love them!! You can also use less pepper salad (sliced jalapenos and pepper mix) for a kid-friendly version–Or remove it if you can’t handle the spice!! It’s still tasty!!
I have also used Pillsbury Pizza Dough–but I *prefer* bread dough. It is less sweet that way and the bread is “meatier”.
Preheat oven to 375 degrees Fahrenheit
1. First, take the *thawed* bread dough and flatten and punch down and pull to get a 1/3″ thick, long rectangular sheet of dough. Looks like a thin cookie sheet.
2. On top of dough sheet, cover with provolone slices–but not overlapping them. Layer the provolone with pepperoni slices, careful in not overlapping them. Side by side, people!! (1st layer dough, 2nd layer provolone, 3rd layer pepperoni)
3. Sprinkle on the pepper salad and olives. (4th layer olives and/or peppers)
4. Roll the way you would a jelly roll and seal and pinch close with wet finger tips. Place on a greased cookie sheet.
5. Mix egg white and milk and rub on top of loaf. Sprinkle Parmesan on top and bake for 20 minutes or until dough becomes golden–but NOT burnt!!
6. ENJOY!!
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Rebecca on 3.29.2011
Pepperoni rolls are huge in the area I grew up, but not so much where I’m living now. Can’t wait to make this. It looks so yummy! TFS.
Jaclyn on 10.18.2009
This was great. I made 2 and they both went. The only thing is I had to bake mine for a bit longer than stated, but my kids want me to make this again!
pieringpower on 8.31.2009
This was a hit! My daughters had friends over Saturday night and I let them make this themselves. It was fun for them and tasty for all of us! We’re making it again tonight. Thanks for sharing!
Trish in MO on 8.14.2009
Turned out GREAT! You were right about the bread dough, too! I tweaked it a bit ’cause I didn’t have provolone, and used a mixture of ricotta and shredded 5-cheese Italian, which lead me to discover that this is also a fabulous tweakable recipe! Yup, new word, tweakable!
Thanks!
Donna on 8.6.2009
Can’t wait to try these.