

I know, I know, I keep posting these fattening Italian dishes. I promise I'll post something healthier soon. But in the meantime, let me tell you about something that was invented in my home town: pepperoni rolls!
Even in my hometown, people have their

personal favorite brand of rolls and preparation style. I personally love the original bakery's

rolls,
Country Club Bakery pepperoni rolls to be exact. Other people love
Muriale's rolls or
Colasessano's rolls, but I think CC Bakery's are the best (this will become important if you ever visit my hometown). Generally I try to pick up a couple dozen when I'm home and

then bring them back to eat and freeze for later.
My preferred way to fix them is with a couple tablespoons of
Oliverio's sweet peppers - another regional favorite - and some mozzarella cheese melted on top. Put all of that in a 350 degree oven to melt the cheese and prepare yourself for greatness!
Do you ever make your own pepperoni rolls? I have had to resort to that, living in this area.
ReplyDeleteI'm not that talented. Actually, I'm not a bread maker, which hampers me in many ways. :) I can dig in dirt, cover my hands with paint or plaster, but I can't stand the stickiness of bread... or caulk for that matter!
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