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Easy To Make Stromboli

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  1. Easy To Make Stromboli

    Frozen dough bread (in freezer section) 1 lb. boiled or
    spicy ham (your preference)
    1/2 lb. genoa salami
    2/2 lb. sliced pepperoni (the deli will do this) 3 lbs.
    mozzarella cheese 1 jar of meatless Aunt Millie's sauce or
    your own homemade

    If using frozen bread, let thaw, then divide in half. Use
    rolling pin to flatten in a rectangular shape. Add ham in
    rows - 1 or 2 pieces with overlap. Then add on top the
    salami in the same fashion; then the pepperoni. (If it seems
    greasy, you may want to boil it first for a few minutes to
    reduce the fat.) Then add grated Mozzarella cheese on top.
    Finish with a touch of Aunt Millie's tomato sauce. Roll
    carefully lengthwise making sure you tuck the ends carefully
    in to avoid seepage. Bake at 350 degrees until crusty brown,
    about 1 hour. I make about 10 at a time, bake for 1/2 hour
    and freeze. Fresh for about 6 months. Remove from freezer,
    bake 1/2 hour and it's great!

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