this is the area in my kitchen that I do my baking, I love making cupcakes and cookies for the kids...all from a box of course!!..lol...
This is a recipe that I have not named so feel free to call it what you want. It is so easy and is served cold, so its great to take to parties or classrooms...this recipe makes three loaves...two to take and one for your family to eat.
You will need...
one package of Bridgeford's frozen bread, three pack
one 16 ounce package of dry salami
one 16 0unce package of montery jack cheese
1/2 stick butter-melted
garlic powder-use to your taste
parmesan cheese
flour for rolling out dough
Preheat oven to 35o
first thaw bread, use instructions on back of package...when ready, roll out dough as shown...
then put cheese on, you can grate it or slice it, whatever is easier...
then fold dough over and pinch and seal seam...
form a circle...I do this so if you want to give it as a gift without slicing it, it fits in those large cello bags, then tie with a ribbon and add a tag...
Oh that looks delicious! I love salami that is a great recipe for anytime. Thank you so much for joining the recipe swap! I hope you have enjoyed looking at others recipes.
ReplyDelete~Karrie
Boy this looks so good. Would love to fix it.
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Maggie
Your kitchen is adorable....I love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great recipe....it looks like something that I could handle (cooking is not my thing). I like the idea of giving as a gift.
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Jane
Ohhhh!!!!! Yum. What a great idea and so easy. It looks wonderful and I bet it tastes even better. Thank you so much for sharing..hope your weekend is a lovely one.
ReplyDeleteOohh Stefanie...
ReplyDeleteYou are a girl after my own heart. I love simple things, and this seems easy enough. It would be wonderful when the grandkids drop in on Sunday afternoon. I am going to have to try this one. Bridford makes the best dough don't they. I love that brand.
Now I love this kitchen area. It is so precious. Lovin all the pink. I want that mixer. That is the one I need only in red for my kitchen. You work area is just so you. Thanks for sharing sweetie.
Country hugs, Sherry
First of all your baking area in your kitchen is fabulous...how charming Stefanie!
ReplyDeleteI've had something similar to this and always wanted to know how to make it...thanks so much for the recipe!!
This looks delicious, Stefanie!! It's like a huge sub sandwich!! I am going to have to check out the rest of the recipes too!
ReplyDeleteLove your baking area. Pink!! I love it. And the pink Kitchenaid mixer...ooh la la!!
xoxo
Jane
I love that brand of bread dough...I will have to keep this recipe in mind. I love your baking area in your kitchen!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so yummy! The simplest things are sometimes the tastiest! Thanks for sharing and have a great day!
ReplyDeleteOh.. what a romantic kitchen, all in pink. Love it!!!
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Charo
love the idea of a recipe swap....and I love your baking area!
ReplyDeletethat looks so good..I could eat the whole thing and blow my diet!!!
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I so want your pink kitchen aid mixer!!! I have an almond one and I do love it but pink would have been better!! Love your baking area!
ReplyDeleteStephanie...fabulous recipe!! I'll be it tastes delicious...it sure looks yummy!!
ReplyDeleteYour kitchen is so so charming...I might even cook more if I had that delightful space to work in!! Enjoy your evening!! xOxO Nerina :)