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By Merlot
on June 17, 2002
Very tasty and easy to do. Everyone loved them. Another plus is they can be made ahead of time.
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I made these rool-ups for a Wedding shower with one adjustment. Instead of 2 1/2 oz. can of choped black olives, I added a 6 oz. can. They were delicious.
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on March 12, 2002
This recipe is very easy to assemble. I made these rollups for a party and they were a hit. They taste delicious, I'll definitely try them again.
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on May 30, 2002
Fast and easy to do. I found them just a little too salty for my taste but everyone did enjoy them.
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on October 21, 2006
I made these for my folks 50th wedding anniversary party! I loved the fact that I could make them ahead of time. Like another reviewer, I used the 6x4 inch ham slices and rolled them up starting from the long end. Got 6 appetizers from each ham "log". Be sure to let them firm up in the fridge before trying to cut. I put each on a pretty toothpick with a stuffed green olive. I also found it helped to dry each ham slice with a paper towel before spreading on the cream cheese mixture. Thanks!
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Perfect for a baby shower! These are perfect little bites!
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on December 23, 2008
An easy, classic make ahead appetizer which can be doubled or tripled for a large number of people. Some of the varations suggested by other reviewers also sound good, but these little guys were quite tasty based on the original reciple. Thanks Nicole
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on February 01, 2008
We make this recipe frequently for "pig outs" at work. I prefer to substitute the olives for thinly slices slivers of dill pickles placed right in the center of each roll. Very very yummy. Great recipe!
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on December 31, 2004
Great - easy to make - easy to serve - easy to eat.
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on August 26, 2004
For years I’ve made these with just the ham and cream cheese, with perhaps a bit of Worcestershire sauce or Tabasco for an accent. The olives and green onions added an extra dimension and were very nice. Next time, I might try just a tiny amount of marinated artichoke heart as well. I also used a bit of the filling to make a couple of tortilla rollups adding fresh spinach leaves and a few ground walnuts along with the ham and filling. I love this kind of recipe, one I can take and make my own as the whim takes me. Thanks so much!
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on December 07, 2003
Thank you. I've made these before and since lost the recipe. I've been looking everywhere and keep coming up with the pickle version. These are delicious!
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on March 28, 2003
Made a variation on this recipe for a church brunch using baloney (that's all I had!) rolled up with chive-flavored cream cheese (no beating required). Using the fancy toothpicks I put the baloney roll-ups along with large olives and cherry tomatoes for a festive luck. Not bad tasting either!!
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on January 28, 2003
Wonderful!!!! I sure was skeptical, but these are delicious!! I too used a bigger can of olives and about 1/2 cup of onions. YUM! Even good as leftovers! Thank you Nicole!! Definitely a keeper!
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on September 15, 2002
This was a very quick and easy to make. The ham slices I used were a 6x4-inch slice, it took 14 slices to use up the entire filling. I rolled them up from the long end, thus in doing so I got a lot more appetizers.
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Serving Size: 1 (328 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 1
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