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By Shelli
on September 23, 2003
Wonderful....and very filling!! I used crecent rolls in place of the pizza crust and it turned out great. Thanks much!
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on May 09, 2010
I can believe I haven't reviewed this! I have made it multiple times! For one foot ball party, I made two different versions one as directed and another one filled with beef, onions and cheese. Thanks! Update: We make this quite often and have found we prefer to make homemade crust No-Knead Food Processor Thin Crust Pizza Dough.
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on January 18, 2012
Wonderous comfort food! We LOVE this recipe, and we double up on the meat and cheese to make a thicker filling. Pizza sauce on the side for dipping and a tossed salad make this a wonderful cold-night meal.
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on June 25, 2010
We really like this for a quick meal. I have made as written (except for the salami) and also used whatever cheese I have on hand and it is great every way.
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on June 10, 2010
This was a big hit with my family. It is so good and such a snap to make for dinner. It is filling and full of flavor! Thanks for sharing something I'll be making a lot.
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on December 08, 2009
I wasn't very clear on what "package" of pizza crust to use. Ended up using 2 of the rolls of pizza crust you find in the biscuit/roll refrigerated section. Worked well. I will use more meat next time. We ended up using Barilla marinara sauce to dip in.
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on September 20, 2009
I baked this for game night. Def man food!!! I added about 1/2 cup of pasta sauce on bottom plus a little sauteed onion. I topped with the extra cheddar and pepperoni at the end. I felt it was a little greasy in my opinion. My gang really enjoyed it though! I let it cool and cut in finger sized pieces and served with Outback Ranch Dressing. Thanks for something different!
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Almost a cross between pizza and a hoagie. Used Pillsbury thin crust dough and everyone really enjoyed it. Served with marinara. Great with and without!
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on January 01, 2009
We made this last night for our New Years eve party. The guests really enjoyed it. We sliced it into "finger food" style strips and served on a platter with pizza sauce in a small bowl in the center of the platter. We also added pepperochinis. I agree with soxfan28 suggestion to not let the dressing pool. Thanks for posting!
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on December 31, 2008
This was very fast and easy. The only thing I didn't much care for was that the meats are so greasy that the bottom gets pretty wet and it's not easy to eat hot. I'm sure I'll make it again with different fillings.
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on November 21, 2008
We thought this was great. I did add some extra veggies in the middle layer. I also didn't have regular italian salad dressing, so I used a sun dried tomato, parmesan italian dressing, which was excellent. I would suggest being very careful to make sure that no dressing is "pooled" on the top as the dough was still gooey under those spots.
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on October 30, 2008
This is a great recipe! So much easier than traditional stromboli. I have made this several times now and made it slightly different each time. You just can't go wrong with this! Thank you for sharing this quick & delicious recipe!
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on April 29, 2008
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on August 10, 2007
My boyfriend requests this once a week, and when I make it to take to work he gets extremely jealous.
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on January 03, 2007
Great kid friendly recipe. My 3 year old had fun helping me with this!!! Great recipe!!
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11 yo DS is REALLY into helping in the kitchen - did this one with just a little help from me handling the pizza dough "Mom, it's too sproingy to spread out!" Anyway, was thoroughly enjoyed by all-having the leftovers tonight! Thanks!
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on July 20, 2006
This was a great recipe. My picky son would rather have it with no meat, and I may make it like that for him next time. I did add a layer of pizza sauce before the meat layer. I used the Italian dressing, but only about 2 tablespoons. That was plenty for us. This could be used so many ways. Thanks.
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on July 06, 2006
We weren't too crazy about the salad dressing on the top...it seemed to have kept the top layer doughey.The meat filling and bottom crust were very good.I will make it again,but w/o dressing.I also cooked a little longer than asked for.Thanks!
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on February 06, 2006
This is absolutely delicious. A friend of mine actually put this together for our Super Bowl party, and we used various gourmet mustards for dipping instead of marinara. We sliced it into finger-size sandwiches, and these little gems were great warm or cold. Thanks!
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on August 02, 2005
This was so easy to make. The only changes I made was I used mozzarella and monterrey jack cheese (all I had) and used only about 5 TBS. of salad dressing. I definitely want to make this again! Thanks for helping me make a great dinner!
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Serving Size: 1 (104 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 8
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