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Beef Rolls Cordon Bleu

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Ingredients

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1 1/2 lbs ground beef
2 eggs
1 small onion
1 1 1/4 ounce package onion soup mix, dry
1/2 cup rolled oats can be blended in a blender for finer crumbs
8 slices ham or 8 slices bacon
8 slices mozzarella cheese
2 eggs
breadcrumbs
1 10 1/2 ounce can mushroom soup, undiluted

Nutritional information

375.2
Calories
213 g
Calories From Fat
23.8 g
Total Fat
10.4 g
Saturated Fat
177.9 mg
Cholesterol
795.3 mg
Sodium
11.5 g
Carbs
1 g
Dietary Fiber
1.1 g
Sugars
27.8 g
Protein
225 g
Serving Size

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Beef Rolls Cordon Bleu

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    This was an interesting recipe! It was a bit labor intensive, but I liked the end product. Unlike others here, I did not enjoy the bacon. Maybe if the bacon had been cooked until tender first, I would have liked it. It came out unappetizingly pale pink and fatty and I looked for the least fatty package. I would look forward to trying paper thin shaved ham. Also, my patties were hard to fit around the mozzarella and the bacon. I had to cut the bacon strips in thirds. I should have halved the mozzarella but did not think of it until later. I needed every bit of the ground beef to patch gaps in the beef rolls before cooking them. I would easily use 2 lbs of ground beef next time to make it easier to form these beef rolls. The gravy was fantastic, and it was my favorite part. It tasted great over a medley of broccoli and cauliflower! I would recommend draining off all fat before adding in the gravy. The next day, I had to chip the layer of fat to get to the gravy underneath. Bleah! This is something I will try again, but as I said, I will use ham, cut the mozzarella in half and stack both to help fit them inside the roll. I will also stretch the recipe to 2 lbs of ground beef. This might also keep the cheese from leaking out, which some of ours did and others noted here. I will also look forward to topping more veggies with that yummy gravy. One more thing. My 6 year old tasted this and begged me to make it for him every night for the rest of his life! Now that is a compliment!

    • 100 min
    • Serves 8
    • Easy

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    Beef Rolls Cordon Bleu, A twist on the usual chicken version. These freeze well without the gravy. A twist on the usual chicken version.**edited on October 24 to add instructions for Once a Month Cookingsee step 11 I usually make these during a cooking blitz and freeze them without the gravy until I need them**, This was an interesting recipe! It was a bit labor intensive, but I liked the end product. Unlike others here, I did not enjoy the bacon. Maybe if the bacon had been cooked until tender first, I would have liked it. It came out unappetizingly pale pink and fatty and I looked for the least fatty package. I would look forward to trying paper thin shaved ham. Also, my patties were hard to fit around the mozzarella and the bacon. I had to cut the bacon strips in thirds. I should have halved the mozzarella but did not think of it until later. I needed every bit of the ground beef to patch gaps in the beef rolls before cooking them. I would easily use 2 lbs of ground beef next time to make it easier to form these beef rolls. The gravy was fantastic, and it was my favorite part. It tasted great over a medley of broccoli and cauliflower! I would recommend draining off all fat before adding in the gravy. The next day, I had to chip the layer of fat to get to the gravy underneath. Bleah! This is something I will try again, but as I said, I will use ham, cut the mozzarella in half and stack both to help fit them inside the roll. I will also stretch the recipe to 2 lbs of ground beef. This might also keep the cheese from leaking out, which some of ours did and others noted here. I will also look forward to topping more veggies with that yummy gravy. One more thing. My 6 year old tasted this and begged me to make it for him every night for the rest of his life! Now that is a compliment!, This is just an excellent recipe. My husband and I both liked it. I added some sour cream to the sauce and used the roasted garlic mushroom soup. Will be making this again. Thanks


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Combine the First 5 Ingredients.

    2
    Done

    Make 8 Thin Patties.

    3
    Done

    Place 1 Piece of Ham or Bacon and 1 Piece of Cheese in the Middle of Each.

    4
    Done

    Fold Over and Be Sure the Cheese and Bacon Are Covered.

    5
    Done

    Whip 2 Eggs.

    6
    Done

    Dip the Beef Rolls Into the Egg, Then Roll in the Bread Crumbs.

    7
    Done

    Place Into Casserole Dish.

    8
    Done

    Bake 1 Hour at 350 Degrees or Until Done.

    9
    Done

    Make Gravy With Milk, Flour, and Soup.

    10
    Done

    Pour Over Rolls and Bake Until Sauce Bubbles.

    William Khan

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