lol... doesn't sound very Greek, does it? That's ok. It's MADE by a Greek, so that's all that counts!
These tortilla rolls are great for appetizers & since we're getting ready for the Superbowl to happen in a few weeks (GO PITTSBURG!), I thought I would submit a recipe for y'all to make during your parties & whatnot. I will post a picture of these after the Superbowl ~ I'll be making some for my party at my friend's house. Here are the ingredients:
**1 package ~ large-sized flour tortillas (I believe there's 10 to a package of the large sized ones) **1 container of your favorite dip (it can be ranch, green onion, french onion... whatever). You can either buy a tub of it or buy a pre-mixed seasoning packet that you add sour cream and/or mayonnaise to it. Just have enough on hand to use on all your tortillas **1 lb thinly sliced cheese (this can be your preference ~ colby, muenster, monterey jack, provolone...) **1 lb thinly sliced luncheon meat (I use black forrest ham, but you can use turkey if you prefer) **1 small jar diced pimentos **1 small jar chopped olives **1 small jar artichokes **1 bag baby spinach (rinse them & cut off the stems)
You can actually use ANYTHING you like to use as a filler. These are just some of the suggestions I have for you.
Take your tortilla & spread your dip on it. Then add meat & cheese equally on it. Just make sure that most of the tortilla is covered with meat & cheese. Add a thin layer of the toppings & then roll the entire tortilla. You have to keep a tight hand on it or it will unravel, so hold it tight when you cut it. Cut into bite sized pieces, about an inch wide.
The ones I made for my office Christmas party were made with a spicy mexican dip. OMG they were soooo good! And soooo gone! Whenever we have a potluck, I bring them ~ and they are the 1st thing that gets emptied out.
I love these things. I usually use cream cheese instead of dip, and I mix it all together and then just spread evenly on the tortillas. I think my fave is cream cheese, chopped ham, cheddar cheese, black olives, and chopped green onion.
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