Zesty Roasted Red Pepper Rollups

"You can roast your own peppers(2) and peel and use if you like . I have tried both ways but prefer the ones already done for lazy 'ole me. These are surprisingly tasty and disappear quickly whenever I put them out. They freeze well for up to 3 weeks so you always will have a little something on hand for unexpected company."
 
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Ready In:
1hr
Ingredients:
12
Serves:
24
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ingredients

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directions

  • Mix butter and paprika together, set aside.
  • Cut crusts off of bread. Roll with rolling pin to 1/8 inch thickness. Set aside.
  • Drain and finely chop peppers.
  • Combine peppers, cheeses, parsley, mayonaisse, thyme, basil and salt and pepper. Stir to combine. Set aside.
  • Lay two sheets of plastic wrap on the counter, long enough to place all the bread slices on. Using a pastry brush, lightly brush with the butter/paprika mixture. Flip all the slices over and lightly brush again with the remaining mixture.
  • Spread cheese and pepper mixture evenly on all slices. Leave a a 1/2 inch border at the side farthest away from you and no need to go to the very edges on the sides either.
  • Start rolling slices away from you towards the empty border, use your fingers to push in any stray bits. Continue until all are rolled.
  • Cut each roll in 1/2 and place seam side down on parchment lined baking sheet, cover with plastic wrap, in fridge for 2 hours to set up.
  • Remove plastic wrap and bake in preheated oven at 350-375 for 20 min approximately or until they look crisp and golden. Oven temperatures vary and if you are cooking from frozen, be sure to add an extra 5 minute.
  • Keep an eye on them, very easy to prepare and quick to disappear!

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Reviews

  1. I loved these little rollups Annie! Flavours are excellent with the sweetness of the roasted peppers and the tangy cheeses - ummm perfect! Annie had prepared the rollups and they were baked from frozen, taste and texture were great. Definitely an appetizer to keep on hand in the freezer. The butter and paprika mixture give these a beautiful red/gold colour. YUMMY!!
     
  2. I just love these but I love just about anything with melted cheese! Something to keep in mind for my next party.
     
  3. I have not made these but I did have the pleasure of eating them recently at Countrylady's potluck Tapas party. These are wonderful. I will definitely be saving this recipe and intend to make them soon
     
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I love cooking and trying new recipes. <br> <br>I am a displaced Bluenoser. <br> <br>My husband Gilad, is my best friend and my soulmate. We do most everything together. <br> <br>Our daughter Tiffany, is now 21 and has been living on her own for 4 years now. That makes us empty nesters, WOO HOO! <br> <br>Besides mucking about in the kitchen, I also enjoy mucking about in the garden and reading while lounging on the swing. <br> <br>Our cat, Muffins provides much entertainment as do most felines! <br> <br>I try to start and end each day with at least 3 (sometimes that's a tough one) things that I am grateful for. No matter how hard life seems, I know I have it easy compared to so many others. <br> <br>B'Shalom, <br>Annie
 
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