A former coworker gave me this recipe years ago. It is a delicious appetizer, perfect for parties. Always enjoyed by all. Be sure to use Champagne mustard as it has a mild flavor and compliments the prosciutto nicely. Do not use Dijon mustard as it will compound the saltiness of the prosciutto. You may want to taste test your prosciutto before using to ensure it is not overly salty.
Place 1 pastry sheet on a work surface; spread half of the mustard evenly over pastry.
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Combine cheese, oregano, and garlic powder; sprinkle half of cheese mixture over mustard.
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Arrange half of prosciutto slices evenly over cheese mixture. Lightly press prosciutto into cheese.
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Roll both sides (long sides) in until they meat in the middle.
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Repeat above steps with second pastry sheet.
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Cover and chill rolls at least 30 minutes.
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Cut rolls crosswise into 1/2-inch slices. (Slices with resemble a figure 8 once sliced and laying flat). Place slices on a lightly greased baking sheet. Brush tops with egg.
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Bake at 350°F for 25 minutes or until puffed and golden.
These came out looking so good, but after taking one bite, the saltiness of the prosciutto was so overwhelming that we just couldn't eat them. So I'm not leaving any stars, because it just may be personal preference. Thanks for letting us try your recipe.
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