Beefy Rollups

SERVES: 4

COOK TIME: 22 Min

They'll go head over heels for these beefed up rollups that look as good as they taste! From the flaky crust to the hearty filling, this eye-catching, mouthwatering combo should be on your table tonight!

What You'll Need

1 (10-ounce) package refrigerated pizza crust
1 (10-ounce) package frozen chopped spinach, thawed and squeezed dry
1/2 pound lean ground beef
1/2 tablespoon onion powder
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon black pepper
1 (7-ounce) jar sliced roasted peppers, drained
1 cup (4 ounces) shredded mozarella cheese
1/2 cup fresh basil leaves
Cooking spray
1 tablespoon grated Parmesan cheese

What to Do

Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Coat a rimmed baking sheet with cooking spray.
Roll out pizza crust dough onto a cutting board. Spread spinach over crust. Spread ground beef evenly over spinach and season with onion powder, salt, and black pepper.
Top with roasted peppers and shredded mozzarella. Place whole basil leaves over cheese.
Roll up jelly-roll style and place on baking sheet. Lightly coat with cooking spray and sprinkle with Parmesan cheese.
Bake 22 to 25 minutes, or until golden brown. Let sit 5 minutes then cut into slices and serve.

Notes

If you liked this recipe, we know you'll want to check out our recipe for Meatball Calzones.
Plus, check out more of our favorite ground beef recipes in our free eCookbook, Ground Beef Recipes: 25 Quick & Easy Recipes for Ground Beef.

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grannyblu

Aug 15, 2013

Another wonderful recipe and can make it so many different ways good with mushrooms, a little mayonnaise for flavor & moistness brown ground beef first with a medium onion can also use drained sauerkraut onions mushrooms shredded cheeses cubed baked or mashed potatoes Italian style.. pizza sauce or tomato sauce mozzarella cheese spinach green peppers pepperoni etc.

BeckySue

May 24, 2016

I like your style grannyblu! I see wonderful ethnic sandwiches on Diners, Drive Ins, and Dives and they use sauerkraut or different kinds of slaw on their sandwiches, and I can't find them at any local restaurant, so it seems like I need to make them myself!

grannytina1 272961 6

Nov 01, 2016

Hi BeckySue I guess I never paid much attention to other cooks replying to my comments before sorry for not answering earlier but YUP I am a foodie and love cooking baking To me recipes are inspirational and we get different ideas suggestions from others that makes our recipes over the top

FIREHOUSE BBQ

Aug 15, 2013

Substituting ground turkey, chicken, or lean pork make this a flexible to make meal. Finely chopped celery adds a healthy fibre to rollup.

Mar1212

May 01, 2013

Brown meat first, drain, you can add a little marinara sauce to the meat mixture for a taster filling. Spoon drained meat on Pizza dough and other ingredience. If you don't want an Italian dish change seasonings to Spanish seasonings.

dunksma 8538055

Apr 30, 2013

common sense tells you to brown the meat first..

cindycrisafi 71327 06

Jan 06, 2013

This made own house smell wonderful!!!!

applekrite

Jan 02, 2013

My husband and I thought this beefy roll lacked something. It was rather bland with no zip. But I did leave out the fresh basil leaves and used dried basil instead. It leaves much room for creativity. I think I will try it again with taco meat, leave out peppers and spinach and go a different route.

renegade159 455036 9

Apr 27, 2012

It is common sense, that the beef is LEAN!! There is no greasy bottom, when you use 93%.

pao12348

Apr 27, 2012

That sounds like a greasy mess from the raw hamburger cooked inside the dough.

micjoe68

Apr 27, 2012

they forgot to mention that the ground meat is browned

house271 5922522

Jan 21, 2012

is the ground beef cooked prior to assembling roll-up?

mikki60

Jan 21, 2012

Thats what I want to know too. if its uncooked then you will have all that fat and mking it offul being soog on the bottom.?

kaseyd

Jan 21, 2012

This is extremely similar to a Bacon-Cheeseburger Roll-Up that I make regularly. I cook my ground beef in large skillet on medium-high until beef is evenly browned. Drain the beef and then spread on the pizza dough. It is baked for the same amount of time, which is really just needed to cook the dough.

micjoe68

Apr 27, 2012

yes it is