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Easy Stromboli

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Oh, man, you guys. I’ve been the worst blogger ever! We’ve been super busy since school got out.  It seems like every summer it takes a little while for us to get some sort of routine down. How do you handle the school to summer transition?  Luckily, swimming lessons will be over tomorrow (no more lost mornings). Plus, I have quite a few fun projects going that I am so excited to share with you!! But in the meantime, in case you missed it, here’s the yummy Stromboli recipe I shared on Cups by Kim a couple of weeks ago.
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Today I’m sharing one of my very favorite recipes.  It’s called Stromboli.  Stromboli is kind of like a rolled up sandwich. There are tons of different ways to make it and this is my favorite way.

Stromboli


Here’s what you’ll need to get started:

stromboli ingredients

This comes together really fast. For the dough, you can use any bread dough you want. If you want something super fast, just use store bought bread dough. I like to make mine homemade. If you need a good recipe, here’s the one I always use. You only need enough bread dough for a single loaf.

Before I assemble the Stromboli, I like to get all of the ingredients ready.

First, chop the onion. You really only need about 1/3 cup of onion.

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Then chop the olives (unless you were smart and bought chopped olives – I didn’t have any on hand).

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And slice your tomatoes.

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When your ingredients are prepped, it’s time to assemble this bad boy.  Start by rolling your dough into a huge rectangle. Mine was about 17-inches by 15-inches.  It really does not have to be perfect.  It’ll look pretty no matter how uneven your dough rectangle looks, I promise.

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Then, layer your ingredients.  I always start with the cheese:

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Then add ham:

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More cheese:

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And a layer of olives and onions:

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And finally slices tomatoes:

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It’s really easy to roll up your Stromboli.  Just start at one end, and fold it half way in:

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Then, fold the other side on top:

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Pinch your edges closed. Especially the two short ends, otherwise you’ll have cheese leaking out.

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Transfer the Stromboli to a baking sheet.  Meanwhile, beat the egg with a little bit of water.  Then, brush the egg wash all over the outside of the dough.

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If you’re having problems with any of the edges staying shut, you can use the egg wash as a glue to hold the edges together.

Finally, sprinkle the basil and oregano all over the top of the Stromboli

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Bake the Stromboli at 375 degrees for about 30 minutes.  Then, enjoy!!  This is a great recipe for a crowd. It’s really filling and feeds a lot.

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Comments

  2. Thrifty Miss Smith says

    Yum! Still looks as heavenly as is did before :) I really have to remember to get the stuff for this when I go grocery shopping. A good soup with it would be my perfect meal :)

  3. Tiffany says

    Oh, YUM! This is definitely one to put on my “to try” list. Thanks for sharing!

    Tiffany@ Tiffanyandcoblog.blogspot.com

  4. Bronwyn says

    Mmm.. what a simple recipe – but definitely a kid-pleaser! Thanks for sharing. By the way – could I use pizza dough instead??

  6. Maria says

    Your stromboli looks so good!!!! I’ve never made it before but keep wanting to try it!!!! This looks delicious!!!

  9. Paula says

    This looks delicious! I need some easy new recipes to try this summer. I found your post via Positively Splendid’s Saturday Seven Party.

    SweetPea

  11. Pride In Photos says

    Thank you for showing us a different way to make stromboli! We make it with french bread and use tomato paste and we love it.
    Laurie @ Pride in Photos

  19. Our Pinteresting Family says

    Love this recipe! I’m a huge fan of stromboli but have never tried to make it myself. Can’t wait to try this recipe soon. Megan

  20. Rachel says

    Yummy! I need to try this. Pinned! Thanks for sharing at Terrific Tuesdays.
    Rachel
    adventuresofadiymom.blogspot.comed!

  23. Diane Balch says

    I love stromboli. Your’s is so much healthier than the one I make. I have to try yours. Please share this on my foodie friday party today and I will pin it too.

  24. Mackenzie says

    Looks beautiful and delish! Great work! Thanks for sharing this great post on Saturday Show & Tell @ Cheerios and Lattes last week! :) Hope to see you again this weekend! :)
    Mackenzie

  26. Connie says

    This looks soooo good! I think I’ll make it with the grand kids and let them make it with their choice of filling ingredients. Thanks so much for linking up with me:)

  27. Claiming Our Space says

    This recipe brings back memories of college! The local pizza place had stromboli and it was the cheapest thing on the menu – perfect for a poor college student. I think I am going to have to make one soon. Thanks so much for sharing on Tout It Tuesday! Hope to see you next week.

  28. kristi@ishouldbemoppingthefloor says

    This looks absolutely wonderful! I’m featuring it at my party tomorrow night. Thanks bunches for linking up!
    {HUGS},
    kristi

  30. Sarah Jenkins says

    I’ve never had Stromboli before, but this looks so tasty I’m going to try it this week! Thanks so much for sharing this project at Naptime Delights! I hope to see you again tomorrow!

    Sarah
    {www.naptimedelights.blogspot.com}

  31. Christine says

    LOVE how yummy this looks Shatzi!! I’m going to save this recipe & the bread dough too!

    Thanks so much for sharing this at The DIY Dreamer.. From Dream To Reality! I can’t wait to see what you link up this evening!

  34. Michelles Tasty Creations says

    Oh my, I think I just found what I’m making for lunch! This looks so amazingly delicious Shatzi! Thanks so much for linking up to Creative Thursday last week. I can’t wait to see what you link up this week. Have a wonderful weekend.

    Michelle