PIZZA ROLLS - A QUICK PARTY SNACK
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What do you make, when you should have gone grocery shopping yesterday, and hubby says "whats to snack on?" Hmmmm, well, I did a quick check of what I had on hand and came up with this idea. The possibilities are endless; tuck in a few chopped mushrooms or pieces of broccoli, or if you aren't in the mood for pizza, fill them with cooked chicken and Alfredo sauce? 
This really isn't a "recipe" as much as it is an idea. Make sure you buy the largeegg roll wrappers (they are great to have on hand since they stay good in the fridge for a long time).
First, sliver the pepperoni and shred the cheese. If you use any other meat or veggie, make sure you cut it fairly small so that the cheese and sauce can melt around it (the filling will get hotter if you keep the ingredients on the small side as well).
In one corner of the wrapper, stack meat first, then cheese and sauce on top, then fold the point of the corner over the filling and tuck in the sides of the wrapper and roll them up. When you are done rolling, you will come to the pointed corner of the wrapper. "Glue" the wrapper pointonto the pizza roll with a slurry of flour and water (should be the consistency of Elmer's Glue).
Fry these pizza rolls in canola oil at about 350 degrees. Watch the first few carefully since they brown very fast. If they seem to be browning too fast, turn the heat down a little.
These are addictive, and we enjoyed them dipped in ranch dressing. 
This really isn't a "recipe" as much as it is an idea. Make sure you buy the largeegg roll wrappers (they are great to have on hand since they stay good in the fridge for a long time).First, sliver the pepperoni and shred the cheese. If you use any other meat or veggie, make sure you cut it fairly small so that the cheese and sauce can melt around it (the filling will get hotter if you keep the ingredients on the small side as well).In one corner of the wrapper, stack meat first, then cheese and sauce on top, then fold the point of the corner over the filling and tuck in the sides of the wrapper and roll them up. When you are done rolling, you will come to the pointed corner of the wrapper. "Glue" the wrapper pointonto the pizza roll with a slurry of flour and water (should be the consistency of Elmer's Glue).Fry these pizza rolls in canola oil at about 350 degrees. Watch the first few carefully since they brown very fast. If they seem to be browning too fast, turn the heat down a little.These are addictive, and we enjoyed them dipped in ranch dressing.NOTE:If you need a pizza sauce recipe, I hope you will try mine (CLICK HERE)
NOTE:If you need a ranch dressing recipe, I hope you will try mine (CLICK HERE)NOTE:These can be assembled early in the day and refrigerated until it is time to cook them.
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