Yummo! They do take some time to make but they are well worth it. I made exquisite pizza sauce from this site (only one I ever use) and used pepperjack cheese. I baked them at 400 for about 13 minutes. Spray the tops with cooking spray and they brown nicely. Ate some and froze the rest.
I had some egg roll wrappers to use up and thought I'd give this recipe a try. They were very good! I was being lazy so I just layered everything onto the wrapper and rolled them up and that worked out well. My little guy went crazy over them and I thought they were tasty too! I'd like to maybe add some sausage olives or green peppers next time. Thanks for sharing.:)
ive made these several times and make a few hundred at a time to freeze and they just go. if the kids or me as well know they're in the freezer we just cant leave them and end up eating then all too quickly. soooooo goooooood
For me short story - won't be making again. Long story - I loved the idea. From the start just couldnt get a good roll going. Tablespoon was waaay too much but may be my egg rolls were small but they were the only ones my grocery carried so I am stuck with that size. So I resigned to the fact that I would make pizza rectangles with about half a tablespoon of filling. So I made a production line which worked great. Made about 6 at a time. Frying went okay until one would ooze out. Then there were little floaties getting too dark that I would have to fish out. Some would stick to the "rolls" so I would have to take a brush and brush them off. While the flavor was okay I thought the amount of work was just more than I care for for the end result. The teenagers said they were okay but hardly any filling. So all the extra stuff I dirtied up the large amount of oil that I dont think I can use for anything else now because of the burning filling floaties just wasnt worth it for me and the amount of time it took from preparation to end of clean up. I probably have 10 tied up in these 20 and would just rather buy them at the store. But many people seem to make it work okay so I would say it is worth a try. But once was enough for me. But still love the idea.
I was in a bind to make something for lunch for m kids and when I saw I had everything for this recipe I went for it. And let me tell you I will never buy frozen ones again! They were crispy on the outside and goey and saucy in the inside! My kids devoured them fast! Thanks again for the great no brainer recipe!
These turned out even better than I expected them to. I used my own homemade pizza sauce and made ours with our own favorite pizza toppings. They were DELICIOUS!!!
Omg I love the ideo of this:) Waiting for my boyfriend to go to the store to buy me pepperoni right now. I'm just going to brush them with water as I've actually found that to be a BETTER glue when I've made ravioli or pot stickers with wonton wrappers.
These were loved by all the kids! We skipped the food processor and just cut up some pepperoni used pre-shredded mozzarella and some homemade pizza sauce in a bowl. Also we only needed to wet the wrappers with a LITTLE water to make them stick together. Once cooked we dipped in the remaining pizza sauce. Was a very tasty treat and a fun snack to make together.
I rate this two stars not because of the recipe but because this was a major flop for me. I think it had to do with our egg roll wrappers that this turned out so bad or because I am not used to frying things but either way this was a big mess. Sorry.
