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Jared, You have been busy. Thank you for posting recipe.View attachment 4302684
Made potato chips from scratch.
https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/73135/homestyle-potato-chips/



You wrote "rolled up". How? I see your dough with 16 slices of Canadian bacon but cannot picture the rolling part.STROMBOLI
Yes this baking thread gave me the inspiration to try it. It was a posting a while ago by @jnicholes
so I went searching recipes online.
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Above is a picture from online,(not mine) I read the recipe, (there are many variations to making it. Kind of like pizza,, but rolled up. No sauce inside, but available as a side.)
So here is my common Play by Play of my adventure.
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Above is my pizza dough I make day before, and refrigerate overnight. I posted pizza dough recipe previously.
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I was making 2 Stromboli. I rolled out dough thin. Then I layered with thin sliced Canadian Bacon, and Pepperoni, followed by thin sliced cheese. One was Mozzarella cheese. Other was Munster cheese.
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I sprinkled seasonings on top. Parmesan Cheese, Rattle Snake Bites, Italian Seasoning, Garlic, and Herb.
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Rolled up. Cut slits, and sprinkled tops with Rosemary Garlic.
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Baked at 400°F for about 30 minutes.
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Interior temp read 207°F so I knew baking was done.
Note 400 on oven temperature.
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Cut after they cooled.
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Delicious
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With the 3rd, and 4th dough, I experimented. Will post in a separate posting.
The meat is thin sliced, and cheese is also thin sliced. I asked at the Deli to slice thin for me. So once I had everything laid out, I started rolling from one edge on up.You wrote "rolled up". How? I see your dough with 16 slices of Canadian bacon but cannot picture the rolling part.