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Homemade Hot Pockets


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pinching dough together around fillingUsing a variety of fillings made from "leftover" meat and a few extra ingredients, plus a basic bread dough recipe or frozen bread dough, you can make your own hot pockets.

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Using leftover containers from the deli to freeze my hot pockets, I added a fun label for each of the sandwich fillings I made: Chicago Pizza (jarred spaghetti sauce, pepperoni, mozzarella cheese, and black olives), New Orleans Muffaletta (salame, provolone cheese, and green olives), Hawaiian Kalua Pork (pulled pork, liquid smoke, sesame oil, chopped green onions), Virginia Baked Ham (chopped ham with ham sauce which came with my spiral baked ham), Texas Barbecue Beef Brisket (shredded beef brisket and barbecue sauce), Chinatown Chicken Teriyaki (chicken and teriyaki sauce), New Englander (tuna, green onion, cheese, mayonnaise), All American Cheeseburger (onion, cheese, dill pickle relish, mustard, catsup, ground beef), The Iowan (fried onions, cooked and crumbled bacon, and crumbled sausage), Southwestern (taco flavored hamburger and cheese), On the Bayou (canned shrimp with sauce), and Little Italy (chopped Italian sausage links, fried mushrooms, mozzarella cheese, and spaghetti sauce)

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Prep Time: 1 to 2 hours

Cook Time: 25 minutes

Total Time: 2 hours

Yield: varies

Ingredients:

Steps:

  1. Over a few week's time, save extra beef, pork, poultry, etc. and freeze into baggies. When ready to make, thaw meat and put each kind of meat into a small bowl. Add a variety of ingredients to each of the fillings. See my suggestions in the recipe description.
  2. wide variety of pocket fillings in bowls
     
  3. Roll dough into circle. I used a No. 10 size can to cut the dough out into the same size circles.
  4. circle of dough rolled out
     
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  5. Place filling in middle of dough. Pull up the perimeter of the circle to the center and pinch together.
  6. filling on roll of dough
     
  7. Place seam side down on greased baking sheet. Bake for 25 minutes at 350 F.
  8. filled Pockets
     
  9. Since these were a gift, I made some fun labels and added to a disposable plastic container for each different sandwich filling.
  10. Hot Pocket in container
     

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May 20, 20200 found this helpful

Looks so awesome. Definitely gonna make them

 

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