This recipe is an easy to make and inexpensive appetizer. All you need to have are slices of tasty bread, slices of ham, cheese sticks, breading and raw eggs. What I like in this appetizer is the crunchy and crisp outside texture and when you give it a bite you will taste the ham and the cheese oozing out of the rolls. It is a good idea to turn your left over tasty bread and turn it into something like this kind of appetizer or snack. Because most of the time if we have loaves of bread left we don’t know what to do with it so it will end up in the waste basket. So I think this recipe is a must try.
This recipe is an easy to make and inexpensive appetizer. All you need to have are slices of tasty bread, slices of ham, cheese sticks, breading and raw eggs.
Prep Time5mins
Cook Time5mins
Course: Appetizer
Cuisine: Filipino
Keyword: ham and cheese rolls
Servings: 4servings
Calories: 240kcal
Ingredients
8slicesTasty bread (white bread)
8 pcscheese sticks
4 slicessweet ham or cooked hamcut into half to make 8 pcs of ham slices
1 to 2pcsraw eggsbeaten
1cupPanko bread crumbs or Japanese bread crumbs
24pcstoothpicks
cooking oil for deep frying
Instructions
How to Cook Ham and Cheese Rolls
Remove the toasted skin of the tasty bread slices by using a knife and cutting out the edges.
Using a rolling pin or a cylindrical jar or glass, roll the bread until it becomes flat. This is done to close the pores and so that is can be easily rolled.
On a clean flat surface, lay a piece of flattened bread and put on top a piece of ham and cheese stick.
Then roll the bread like a jellyroll with the ham and cheese inside. Secure the roll with 2 to 3 toothpicks on both ends and the center.
Prepare 2 plates containing beaten eggs and the other, bread crumbs. Dip the rolls in the beaten eggs first until well coated then dredge in bread crumbs. Do the same procedure on the rest of the rolls.
Heat oil in a pan deep enough for frying the rolls. Then fry the rolls until golden brown.
Upon serving, remove the toothpicks first. Then serve with mayonnaise with ketchup.
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