Salami Roll-Ups
Who knew something as simple as Salami Roll Ups could be such a crowd-pleaser?
With their smoky salami swirls, creamy cheese, and that zingy pickle surprise in the middle, these little rolls are the perfect munchies for whenever you’ve got a hankering for something totally delicious and super easy.
Just roll, munch, and watch them disappear – they’re that good!
Salami Roll-Ups Recipe Highlights
- NO SWEAT PREP – You can whip these up faster than saying, “Where’s the party?” No cook, no fuss, just pure snacking magic!
- FLEXIBLE FRIEND – Pop them in a lunchbox or bring them out at brunch. They’re the all-day delight that never gets old.
- AHEAD OF THE GAME – Make them now, stash them in the fridge, and bam! You’ve got a snack ready to roll whenever you are.
Ingredient Notes
Please check the recipe card below for a detailed, printable ingredient list.
SALAMI – Savory and smoky, this meat brings robust flavor to the table and is set to be a staple in your snack lineup.
CREAM CHEESE – Lay it on! Its creamy richness binds the ingredients, adding a smooth texture to each bite.
DILL PICKLES – The crisp, tangy kick from these slices adds flavor, making them a crunchy complement to the roll-ups.
How To Make Salami Roll-Ups
Please check the printable recipe card below for more detailed instructions.
- Lay out salami slices flat, like cards on a table.
- Spread a generous layer of cream cheese on each slice.
- Place thin strips of dill pickle on top of the cream cheese.
- Roll up each salami slice tightly, with the cream cheese sealing the deal.
Serving Suggestions
CRACKERS & CRUNCH – Throw some crackers on the side for an extra crispy crunch that complements the creamy, meaty rolls.
VEGGIE VARIETY – Slide some fresh veggies next to these rolls for a snappy, healthy contrast that’ll keep things light and bright.
DIP ‘EM GOOD – Have a bowl of ranch or spicy mustard on standby for dunking. It’s the ultimate dip and rip combo.
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Party Planning
Every few weeks, I make food for our church’s coffee hour. Then, my co-hosts and I prepare food for the post-service gathering. Not everybody stays, but we usually have 60 to 100 people. And I love it. Because it gets me to share my love of food with others, create new recipes, or dig out old ones.
When preparing food for larger groups, choosing simple, straightforward recipes is a good idea. For example, salami Roll-Ups are super easy to prep.
Last time, I made 70 in under an hour. Well, I made 72. But our cute as-all-get-out cockapoo Riley kept staring me down. And he ended up with two Salami Roll-Ups.
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Crab Dip – Lump crab and melted cheeses create a simple, flavorful dip ideal for elegant gatherings.
Frikadellen – Pan-fried meatballs mix ground beef, onions, and seasonings for a quick, tasty treat.
Tuna Croquettes – Crispy outside and savory inside, these tuna patties are a simple, flavorful way to enjoy fish.
French Onion Soup – Warm up with a sweet and savory soup featuring caramelized onions and topped with a gooey cheese-covered baguette.
Salami Roll Ups
Ingredients
- 5 ounces Salami
- 3 ounces Cream Cheese
- 3 large Dill Pickles
Instructions
- Remove the Salami from the package and spread onto a large cutting board.
- Spread a layer of cream cheese on each slice of salami.
- Cut pickles into thin strips. Place pickle strips onto the salami slice.
- Wrap each piece of salami. The cream cheese will act as the glue, so you won’t need toothpicks.
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Nutritional Information
Nutritional Disclaimer
Cheerful Cook team members are not trained nutritionists or medical professionals. Calorie information and nutritional values are estimates. If you have nutritional concerns, we recommend using a nutritional calculator.
Maike Corbett is the founder and food blogger of Cheerful Cook, a popular recipe website featuring comfort food recipes from the US and Germany. She has been featured in numerous media outlets, including the AP Wire and MSN.
Oh this is a great idea! I’ll be adding this to the list of my Super Bowl appetizers this years.