Ingredients:
1 roll of puff pastry
1 pot of sour cream (or cream cheese with spices)
100 g (2 cups) grated cheese
1 package of diced bacon
Alternatives/variations:
As an alternative to the bacon salmon works great, too. There's a ramson cream cheese here in Germany that I think is a nice combination with that. I haven't tried other variations personally. Write in the comments, what combinations you tried.
Shopping tip:
Unless you're grating your own cheese, they will sell 200 g packages of cheese in Germany only. So might want to think of doubling the amounts and make one with bacon and another with salmon.
Instructions:
Preheat the oven to 200 degrees C (392 degrees F)
Roll out the puff pastry and first spread the sour cream on it. Make sure to cover the edges, too, otherwise the rolls on either end of the roll will be "slim".
Next spread the bacon/salmon on it.
Lastly put on the grated cheese.
Now you're going to roll it. There are 2 variations: Rolling it from the short end will give you fewer rolls, but they'll be bigger. About 10. Or 2: Roll up the long side. It's a bit more tricky, because it's longer, but it'll give smaller and more rolls. About 16.
I personally prefer smaller rolls and cut mine about the size of the tip of my thumb to my first knuckle. Which usually is about 16-18 rolls. Place the rolls on a baking pan with some space between them. They will rise.
Put the rolls in the oven for about 15 minutes, depending on how brown you want them to be.
The rolls can be eaten hot or cold.
Enjoy!
Salmon rolls:
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