Pepperoni rolls the easy way — Three Meat Pizza Roll, Pizza Roll Roses, Pull-Apart Cheesy Biscuit Pizza Rolls, West Virginia Pepperoni Rolls — for busy nights.
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Open in Pepper →There's something about pulling a pan of these out of the oven — the cheese bubbling out the seams, the dough gone golden. They feed a crowd, they pack in a lunchbox, and kids will eat them without a word of complaint.
Cooks on Pepper reach for this collection on game days, on nights when nobody agrees on dinner, and any time a can of dough is sitting in the fridge and folks are hungry.
Every recipe here starts with dough and ends with pepperoni. There's the Three Meat Pizza Roll with ham and prosciutto, Pizza Roll Roses for when you want them pretty, Pull-Apart Cheesy Biscuit Pizza Rolls made with canned biscuits, and West Virginia Pepperoni Rolls made from scratch with bread flour.
Seal the seams well
Pinch the dough closed and set each roll seam-side down so the cheese doesn't leak out during the 15 to 20 minutes in the oven.
Blot the pepperoni
Press the slices between two paper towels for a minute before rolling so the grease doesn't soak the dough.
Brush the tops
Melt 2 tablespoons of butter with a little garlic powder and brush it on right when they come out of the oven.
Let them rest
Give the rolls 5 minutes on the pan before serving — the cheese sets up just enough to stay put.