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Potluck Recipe: Pizza Pinwheels

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I had a Christmas Party at church this past week.  We have what we call small groups that meet every week to do bible discussions.  Everyone brings a dish, so that it why I have some ideas for potluck dishes, I have to make one every week.  Once a month all of the small groups meet up together to have a large bible discussion and worship time.  This month we had a Christmas party instead of a meeting.  They had contests for best Christmas themed dish, best tasting dessert, best tasting appetizer, and best tasting (non-alcoholic) Holiday drink.

I just made a regular old dish and didn’t think about the contest, because I have a 15 month old and a 3 year old, along with a ton of decorating and shopping to do.  I just pulled out something quick and easy.  Well it won best tasting appetizer!  I thought I would share with you.

Pizza Pinwheels

2 cans of crescent rolls

1 pkg of pepperoni slices

1 large bag of shredded mozzarella (equal to 4 cups)

2 egg yolks

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This recipe is a double batch.  Trust me, you always want to make a double batch!  I am not exaggerating.  Heat oven to 375 degrees.  Roll out crescent rolls, but pinch together the diagonal lines to create rectangles.  In a food processer (if you don’t have one you can chop up as small as you can) chop the pepperoni in very small pieces.  In a large mixing bowl combine the cheese, egg yolks, and pepperoni.

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Spread the mixture on the crescent rolls.  Roll them up starting from the short end.  After you roll them up, slice them and place them on a baking sheet.  Bake for 8 minutes.

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You are done.  Now eat while you have the chance.  🙂

Kim

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8 Comments

  1. THANKS for the pizza pinwheel idea…I may substitute the meat with beef but this is a good idea–and quick to prepare 🙂

  2. Oh wow..those sound good and easy! I think I have all the ingredients so I may have to make them today for an afterschool snack for my kiddos. I bet they will love them…and I just purchased a food processor!!

  3. I think this sounds wonderful and is making me hungry while reading it. I don’t know where you come up with these but this is wonderful I bet. Thanks for thinking this up! Rita Spratlen

  4. These sound yummy. I normally make regular pizza, these sound a little different, and my kids would love them.

  5. Hi Kim,

    Just wanted to thank you for the recipe. I tried it out last night for New Year’s party I was going to and it was a success…not sure where I went astray but ended up with 3 batches..yummy…appreciate you sharing…love to try new appetizers…

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