Not that I know of. Most local Italian restaurants near me (East coast US) have them. I usually get them from a local Italian deli that also has baked goods. There is pepperoni roll and pepperoni bread. The roll has cheese baked in usually and is best fresh. The bread is just pepperoni baked into bread that is kneaded into it. It is easy to make. Apparently Domino’s has something like it but those popular fast food pizza places suck.
I usually see it at my family reunion home made which is the most ideal. You can use any dough including Pillsbury pizza dough, or even their croissant dough, or any regular dough. Then you spread it out and add a layer of pepperoni. And you fold it over on itself. Then add shredded mozzarella or whatever cheese you want. And fold that over. Refold a few times until it is condensed. Then flatten and roll into a long narrow cylinder similar to a stromboli or a long hot pocket. Bake at (idk whatever it would be for bread or something similar). And then slice it. Enjoy.
Are there places that sell a deluxe version? Like some kind of well known restaurant that makes the best ones?
Not that I know of. Most local Italian restaurants near me (East coast US) have them. I usually get them from a local Italian deli that also has baked goods. There is pepperoni roll and pepperoni bread. The roll has cheese baked in usually and is best fresh. The bread is just pepperoni baked into bread that is kneaded into it. It is easy to make. Apparently Domino’s has something like it but those popular fast food pizza places suck.
I usually see it at my family reunion home made which is the most ideal. You can use any dough including Pillsbury pizza dough, or even their croissant dough, or any regular dough. Then you spread it out and add a layer of pepperoni. And you fold it over on itself. Then add shredded mozzarella or whatever cheese you want. And fold that over. Refold a few times until it is condensed. Then flatten and roll into a long narrow cylinder similar to a stromboli or a long hot pocket. Bake at (idk whatever it would be for bread or something similar). And then slice it. Enjoy.