Are you ready for some football food?
This week our #SundaySupper family is kicking off the start of football season by preparing our favorite tailgating treats! Nothing says GO TEAM like a group of friends all digging into my perfectly puffed Pepperoni and Cheese Pull Apart Bread!
Ingredients
1/3 cup favorite flavored dipping oil
2 teaspoons garlic powder
2 (16 ounce) pkgs pre-made pizza dough or homemade pizza dough
1 (7 oz) pkg sliced pepperoni
1 (8 oz) pkg shredded mozzarella cheese
Directions
1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees F
2. Separate pizza dough into small bite sized pieces.
3. In a bowl add your favorite flavored dipping oil. Toss dough pieces in dipping oil to lightly coat.
4. Layer dough pieces in bottom of your Bundt Pan
, next layer sliced pepperoni, shredded cheese and sprinkle with garlic powder. Repeat all three layers again in the same order, and then end with final layer of dough pieces.
5. Bake in the preheated oven until the bread is browned and cooked through in the center, 30-40 min
6. Remove from oven, and invert the pan on a cutting board; the bread will fall out of the Bundt Pan in one piece.
7. Serve by pulling the bread apart into individual servings with optional marinara dipping sauce on the side.
I usually layer until about 2/3 of the pan is full. When I make this bread I definitely plan for it to feed a hungry crowd. You can scale down the ingredients if you choose to feed a smaller crowd. You can serve it hot or room temperaure, which makes it a great option if you are tailgating at the game or heading ove to a friend’s house. And if you do decide to make the larger version, don’t worry. It’s pretty tasty leftover too, so you can be sure it won’t be around for long. You can also edit this recipe to create a delicious Garlic Parmesan Pull Apart to accompany any Italian themed dinner. YUM!
Now run! Go Long!
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The Lineup
Pre Game Warm-ups:
- Sausage Balls by My Catholic Kitchen
- Edamame Hummus by Girl in the Little Red Kitchen
- Slow Cooker Rueben Dip by The Meltaways
- Buffalo Wing Hummus by Hezzi-D’s Books and Cooks
- Smokey Guacamole with Bacon by Family Spice
- Pepperoni & Mozzarella Pull Apart by In the Kitchen with KP
- Boneless Honey BBQ Chicken Wings by Juanita’s Cocina
- Candied Pecans by From Fast Food to Fresh Food
- Crispy Coconut Chicken Strips with Sweet Chili Sauce by Crispy Bits & Burnt Ends
- Swabian Mini Meatballs (Schwaebische Mini Fleischkuechle) by Galactosemia in PDX
- Joe Montana’s Touchdown Guacamole by Noshing with the Nolands
- Cheddar Cheese Jalapeno Bites by Mama.Mommy.Mom.
- Hot & Spicy Popcorn Chicken by My Trials in the Kitchen
- Bacon Wrapped Chicken Bites by Family Foodie
- Soft Pretzels with Spicy Beer Cheese Sauce by girlichef
- Game Day Loaded Nachos by The Messy Baker
- Buffalo Chicken Dip by Home Cooking Memories
- Southwestern Spring Rolls by Supper for a Steal
- Pepperoni Pizza Puffs by Comfy Cuisine
- Roasted Garlic Bacon Dip with Easy Homemade Tortilla Chips by Daily Dish Recipes
- Beer Battered Spiced Sweet Potato Lentil Fritters by Sue’s Nutrition Buzz
- Indian Spiced Chicken Meatballs by Soni’s Food for Thought
- Bacon Wrapped Jalapeno Poppers by Real Best Recipe
On the Sidelines:
- Anne’s Best Potato Salad with Bacon and Peas by Webicurean
- Simple Roasted Purple Potatoes by Ruffles and Truffles
- Spicy BBQ Baked Beans by Bobbi’s Kozy Kitchen
- Papa’s Potato Salad & Baked Beans by Kwistin’s Favorites
Main Events:
- Gluten Free Breakfast Sandwich by Cooking Underwriter
- Pollo Adobado con Papas (Adobo Chicken with Potatoes) by La Cocina de Leslie
- Poor Man’s Burrito by Shockingly Delicious
- Ham and Mushroom Handpies by Vintage Kitchen Notes
- Individual Muffuletta Sandwiches by Magnolia Days
- Far East Steak Salad by Diabetic Foodie
- Italian Sloppy Joes by The Weekend Gourmet
- Hot Chicken Chili by Momma’s Meals
- Louisiana Sloppy Joes by Sustainable Dad
- Hawaiian Chicken Wraps by Cindy’s Recipes and Writings
- Grandpa Sal’s Sausage and Peppers by Daddy Knows Less
- Fancy Filet Chili by I Run for Wine
- Homemade Italian Sausage by The Little Ferraro Kitchen
- Jalapeno Crockpot Chili by Mama’s Blissful Bites
- Flavorful Fall Marinade by Midlife Road Trip
- Moose Chili by Mrs. Mama Hen
Overtime:
- Peanut Butter-Stuffed Chocolate Cookies by Chocolate Moosey
- Streusel Topped Pumpkin Bread by That Skinny Chick Can Bake
- Zucchini Cupcakes by In the Kitchen with Audrey
- Oven-Baked Churros by Small Wallet Big Appetite
- Swirl Nutella Cupcakes by Basic N Delicious
- Peanut Butter and Pretzel Truffles by Gotta Get Baked
From the Cooler:
- Sparkling Tropical Lemonade by Dinners. Dishes, and Desserts
- Strawberry Horchata by Damn Delicious
- MVP Bloody Mary Bar by An Appealing Plan
Wine Pairings by Wine Everyday
Don’t forget! If you happen to be just hanging around on Sunday, feel free to join the #SundaySupper family on Twitter throughout the day. We’ll also be meeting up at 7:00 p.m. EST for our weekly #SundaySupper live chat to discuss our tailgating recipes! All you have to do is follow the #SundaySupper hashtag! On Pinterest, check out the group’s incredible pictures and recipes on our #SundaySupper Pinterest board!
- ⅓ cup favorite flavored dipping oil
- 2 teaspoons garlic powder
- 2 (16 ounce) pkgs pre-made pizza dough or homemade pizza dough
- 1 (7 oz) pkg sliced pepperoni
- 1 (8 oz) pkg shredded mozzarella cheese
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F
- Separate pizza dough into small bite sized pieces.
- In a bowl add your favorite flavored dipping oil. Toss dough pieces in dipping oil to lightly coat.
- Layer dough pieces in bottom of bundt or fluted tube pan, next layer sliced pepperoni, shredded cheese and sprinkle with garlic powder. Repeat all three layers again in the same order, and then end with final layer of dough pieces.
- Bake in the preheated oven until the bread is browned and cooked through in the center, 30-40 min
- Remove from oven, and invert the pan on a cutting board; the bread will fall out of the pan in one piece.
- Serve by pulling the bread apart into individual servings with optional marinara dipping sauce on the side.
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what a great idea! Like a savory monkey bread – awesome pick for this week!
Wow Karen! This looks great for a party!
Twitter: HezziD
I made something similar a few weeks ago but I stuffed each piece of bread dough with the pepperoni and cheese-your version looks a lot easier! I’m totally using your recipe next time!
That way is too labor intensive for me, even though it would be awesome if you have the time. This one is def faster and easier to throw together.
Being pepperoni pizza my favorite you can imagine what this is doing to me! Awesome! Have a great sunday Karen!
Wow…you are combining my favorites – Pepperoni & Mozzarella! I never thought it can be turned as bread, what a great idea!
You probably need to try pepperoni bread then too!
So there are no rules about how big of a hunk you can pull off this to eat? Because mine would be a great big piece for sure.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE this idea!!! I’ve never seen anything like it! I love that you get to use a tube pan, another way to use it! Thanks for sharing for #SS!
That looks totally fabulous! What a great finger food idea1
Omg want to eat all of this. Pass the plate please. Thanks for sharing this delicious snack for tailgate #Sundaysupper
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Oh my goodness, this is like savory monkey bread on steroids! It sounds amazinggggg! 🙂 I love that you could customize the ingredients to taste preferences as well…
Customizing the ingredients is the best! I think I may even attempt a ham and cheese one next time with a honey mustard dipping sauce. ok…now my own mouth is watering. lol
What kind of flavored cooking oil did you use?
I use an oil flavored with basil and parmesan. I think it adds to the layers of flavor with the garlic powder. You could easily use a good tasting olive oil and add some other spices that you enjoy, like an italian blend. It’s all on what you like. Enjoy!
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My family will go crazy for this! It reminds me of Monkey bread with pepperoni and cheese! I can’t wait to try this.
Oh my, YUM!!!! These looks so naughty and so good at the same time!
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oh my yummy, this looks so scrumptious. This is a great tailgating recipe especially, perfect for sharing!!
Twitter: beatepdx
What a fantastic, fun, and yummy idea! I will have to give it a try using vegan cheese. Think the kiddos would love it!
Let me know if it works out with the Vegan cheese! Sounds interesting that I would love to share the results!
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Oh wow this looks so good. I better make sure I only make this when I have a lot of people coming over otherwise I might eat it all myself. 🙂
Twitter: cookunderwriter
This looks amazing .. Do you pull a part the dough and roll in little pieces? I have never made pull apart bread before might try to make with my gluten free pizza dough. Just curious…
Yes. I do piece the dough out and toss it in the dipping oil. That way it’s easy to pull apart into pieces. Def let me know if you do a gluten free version. I have friends that would prob love to see it!
Karen:
Do you thing frozen (and thawed) bread dough would do ok in place of an honest to goodness pizza dough?
Thank you.
I don’t see why not. I grew up with my mom doing that same exact thing. Texture may be slightly different but certainly not in a negative way. I am sure it will still be delicious!
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Never thought about making pull apart bread pepperoni style! What a great idea, especially for a #SundaySupper Tailgate! See you tonight on twitter @fromagechick!
KP- you always have the BEST recipes!!! I am going to make this for our next football party! Hubby would LOVE this (and so would I). Can’t wait to try this!!
Thanks so much, Jen. It doesn’t have bacon in it like yours, but give me enough time….lol!
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Twitter: webicurean
oooh yum this looks good!
Twitter: BobbisKozyKtchn
OH boy this looks and sounds so good. I want some right now!! Thanks for sharing!!
Twitter: irun4wine
My boyfriend would LOVE this! Making it next weekend!
My family would go so crazy for this! Great idea and a fantastic tailgating recipe!
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Bread stuffed and topped with cheese and pepperoni! Yes, please! This looks delish. Happy #SundaySupper.
Twitter: HomeCookMemory
Oh my gosh, I want to make this so bad! I’ve never made a pull-apart type bread before, but this is one has all the ingredients that my family would love.
Holy pepperoni, does that look good!!
Yep, this is going on the menu, possibly this week. The girls are going to love this! Maurene has just started enjoying the flavors of pizza but she eats it one ingredient at a time. I bet this would get her over that quirk.
haha! Well, if she does want to pull all the ingredients apart, she can. too cute!
Twitter: girlichef
YUM! This is happening SOON at my house. And it will disappear even faster, I’m sure.
I love the sound of a savory pull apart bread. This is a fantastic idea. Thank you for sharing!
This looks so amazingly good and fattening. I’ll ignore the latter part of my comment. 🙂
You should, Chris, but if you do want to lighten it up, leave out the dipping oil and try turkey pepperoni.
I love the idea of pull apart bread, but have never actually made it. This pizza version just might motivate me 🙂
What kind of dip oil is good to use?
I use a parmesan & basil flavored oil, but that suits my taste. You could use any flavor that suits you, garlic, italian, etc. Or to save the fat, you could also just use fresh or dried Italian seasoning.
Twitter: gottagetbaked
OMG – that first photo of your pull apart bread all crusty, golden and crispy with baked cheese is killing me! I love pizza in all incarnations and this would disappear FAST in my household.
You’re like me then and want to tear right into it straight out of the oven. I can barely wait for it to cool sometimes.
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This is going on this week’s menu! My family is going to adore me! 🙂
Wowsers! This looks great! Pepperoni Monkey Bread! Got to try this!
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Twitter: diabeticFoodie
My nephews (ages 10 and 7) saw this post over my shoulder. Guess what they want for dinner tonight?
Oh such a brilliant idea to use your bundt pan for this and love the layers of flavors here too :)Awesome and I bet its always a hit 🙂
I think I’ve gained 20lbs reading this post alone – LOVE IT!
What an awesome way to serve pizza 🙂 My kids would love this ! thanks for sharing !
Feel free to try alternative topping they like. I think I will try black olives and maybe some mild banana pepper rings next time.
Wow that looks really good, but what is everyone else going to eat when I demolish that!?
Guess if I invite you over, I will make two! 🙂
Such a fun take on monkey bread! Cheese and pepperoni! What not to like about this?
Love the idea of pull apart bread! You’re right – perfect for sharing esp at parties. Pinning!
Plus I love the fact that you don’t have to heat it if you don’t want to. Room temp is totally fine.
That looks so cheesy, crusty and delicious!
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I can easily see this becoming a favorite in our house. Mmmm….
Twitter: Canadian88
Tried this tonight and found that it came out dry & tough to pull apart. Did I cook it too long or not use enough cheese when I made it?? Any thoughts??
Hi Chris! Sorry to hear that. Did you coat the dough pieces in oil? Fresh or store bought dough? Did you alter the recipe at all?
Twitter: Canadian88
replied:
It was store bought dough…it is just tough to pull apart and the dough is very crusty…may have to try again with homemade dough and not cook as long (40 minutes)…I didn’t change the recipe at all.
I would definitely start with decreasing the cook time, Chris. Plus maybe the dough was a little dry. The pepperoni, cheese and dipping oil should provide plenty of moisture.
Good luck! Let me know how it goes!
Same thing happened to me. I used the Boboli premade pie crusts. Every piece of dough was thoroughly covered in the oil. didn’t come out anything like your pic – will try again with a diffeent dough
Julie, did you say you used boboli pie crusts? If so, that dough is already prebaked, and it will not work the same as raw dough. Feel free to email me if you want to chat about how to make the recipe a success for you. 🙂
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My kids are home for Christmas break and I think this would make a great surprise for them during movie time! Oh I can just anticipate the excitement! Yum! Thank you, for posting! 🙂
OMG that looks delicious!
Do all the ingredients get mixed up enough? What if you tossed everything together before you baked? I am definitely going to try this one. (Just came across on Pinterest).
I like them to be layered, but if you wanted to be tossed around, you could try that too. 🙂
Thanks! I can’t wait to try! Looking forward to following you!
This truly does look awesome – I feel like I can smell it from here! 🙂 I am wracking my brain trying to figure out how to make this without meat for my vegetarian daughter…and not just have cheesy bread. Do you have any ideas for non-meat mix-ins??
You could do any pizza toppings that you like really, just watch the moisture content so the bread doesn’t get too soggy inside. Does your daughter like any of the meat substitute items? If she does, maybe try a faux sausage or I think they even have a faux pepperoni. 🙂
I think that Boca or Morningstar crumbles would taste good along with some well-patted-dry canned mushrooms and olives. I’ll let you know after we give it a try – thanks!!!
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This was one of our favorites! Seeing it here today has made us want to make it again- thanks for sharing!
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Is there another pan that you can use?? I don’t have a bundt pan and the store on base doesn’t have them either :(, military stationed overseas so I’m very limited 🙁
Thanks,
Kerri
Hi Kerri! Great question! I would think a loaf pan would work by using a smaller qty or ingredients. You could probably even use a round cake pan starting with dough, then pepperoni, then cheese and then end with dough again. I think I need to do some experimenting myself this weekend. 🙂
Let me know what you try! Good luck!
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This looks fabulous and going on our Super Bowl menu! 1 quick question…I’m unclear from the recipe, is there only 2 layers of the dough…the one you start with and then the one to top it all off?
Thanks!
Deb
It’s actually 3 layers of dough pieces when I make it since I like the top to be bread, but you could also end with cheese. Mix it up if you like. 🙂
Question….for the layers of dough, are they overlapped or just a single layer? I’m making it now and it doesn’t seem like there is going to be enough dough to make 3 full layers. Thanks!
Remember the dough will spread as it bakes so the layers of dough pieces can have small spaces. It does not need to be a solid layer of dough pieces. 🙂
It also does not have to be three precise layers. It’s a pull apart. Have fun with it and don’t try and make it perfect. I am sure it will be delicious!
Love it! So few ingredients!
KP~this looks so very scrumptious..can’t wait to make!! BUT I do have a question, that need clarification on.. the pre-made pizza dough, can that be the pizza dough from a can?? Like pillsbury or a store brand pre-made pizza dough that you would find in the refrigated case..starting to get a little nervous because that was what I bought to make this with and now just not sure if that’s what you used or something else. Read through all the wonderful comments but never saw this question being posed..saw one regarding frozen bread dough, but nothing refering to the ‘canned’ pizza dough.. thanks sooo much for your help!!
Hi Marie,
I have used both pre-made dough from my local grocery store (but not in a can), and made the dough from scratch. Both are fine. As for using the dough in the can, my mom made it that way growing up occasionally, so I am sure you are fine using what you bought. Let me know how everyone likes it. Enjoy!
I guess I was thinking along lines of a monkey bread that calls for canned biscuits… with using the dough from a can do you think that need to adjust cooking time or ingredients in any way?? Thanks so much for your response Karen!! Can’t wait to make for my meeting tonight, and share with all my girlfriends!
I have not made it with biscuit or canned dough in a long time. I can’t guarantee what time you need to bake yours, but start with 25-30 mins depending on how many layers you have, and then watch it closely from there. You don’t want to overcook it. Good luck!
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I had only one can of dough and didn’t have enough for layering…It will still taste fine-I am sure.
It will taste just as delicious, you will just have less. 🙂
When I make this again, I will definitely spray the pan with cooking spray first. It did not say to do this in the recipe and I thought the oil in the recipe would take care of it…wrong! My bread did NOT come out in one piece, more like a lot of pieces. LOL Very good, just need to spray next time.
In your pan non-stick, Cindy? Mine is and I do not spray it, but I had another person say their’s stuck too. I am guessing it may be the different brands of pans we all use. Hope it comes out better next time for you.
I agree. The pan needs to be sprayed. I did brush the pan with the oil, but it wasn’t enough. I had a very hard time getting it out of the pan and a couple of pieces stayed in it. It tasted good, so the next time I make this, I’ll definitely spray the pan. The creator of this recipe might want to add a note to tell people to spray the pan. I’m glad I waited before inviting anyone over to eat this since it didn’t look so pretty when we ate it. I also dabbed the oil on the dough instead of tossing it with it so my hands would stay clean.
Thanks for your feedback, Lori. As the creator of this recipe, I addressed the other reader’s comment as well, and I am guessing it must be because everyone uses different brands of pans.
I never spray my pan, and it’s a coated, standard size, Calphalon brand, fluted pan. Sorry some of your pieces stuck. It also may be that, I toss my dough in the oil to fully coat the the pieces, I may use more flavored oil than you and your dabbing method. Glad you still liked it.
Karen,
Do you think I could use a garlic butter to coat the pieces in place of the dipping oil and then omit the garlic in the recipe? Little Ceasers sells a little package of the same butter they use on their bread sticks and I thought that would be good, but don’t know if that will bake right. Any thoughts?
Hi Rachel! I am sure you could use the dip from LC’s. It’s essentially margarine and garlic. Instead of coating each piece, I would drizzle it around in between pieces and layers. You don’t want it to be too buttery, but then again, maybe you do. 🙂 Butter is yummy! ha!
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I really want to make this but I do not own a bundt pan, I know, how can that even be possible but it is true. What could I use instead of a bundt pan?
You can honestly use any pan. Try a small loaf pan or even a round cake pan, but just don’t add too many layers. You can even try making mini versions by adding your ingredients into a muffin tin, and reducing the bake time. Get creative and give it a whirl!
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We just whipped it up and stuck it in the oven will let everyone know how it is. I’m sure it will be amazing! Thank you Karen for this awesome recipe. I always loved the rip n dip’s they sell in my work’s vending machine I am sure this will blow them out of the water!
So??? How did it turn out? 🙂
This looks amazing…do you think it would be weird to use diced chicken? My husband is not a fan of processed meat…
Sure. Use whatever ingredients your family likes. I also make one with buffalo chicken dip. Maybe that one is more to your husband’s preference. 🙂
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I love this recipe. The first one I made came out delicious! The second one I made, I accidently grabbed wheat pizza dough (was not paying attention to the labels). The dough didn’t bubble up as much and came out kind of hard and wasn’t anywhere near as enjoyable. Just a heads up, I would not use wheat dough, or at least cook it for a shorter amount of time.
Thanks so much for the heads up on the wheat dough. I have never tried it with wheat, but it’s crossed my mind when I see it in the grocery store.
I just tried this tonight and it turned out terrible! The dough was raw inside and I did everything the recipe said to do.
Sorry it didn’t turn out for you. Was the bread browned on top when you took it out. Ovens do vary, so I am guessing you could have cooked it longer in your own oven.
How many layers did you put in the pan?
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What size bundt pan?
I use a 10 inch non-stick version that is linked above in the post. Depending on your own pan, you may need some non-stick spray. I don’t use it because of the dipping oil I use, but some readers have advised their bread stuck without it. It’s your choice. You know your own pan best. Happy baking!
I wondered if I could do this in my angel food pan instead of a bundt pan,as I don’t have one? Would like to make this for a super bowl party.
Yes, you can, Patricia. An angel food pan will work fine. You can also use a regular baking dish that is well greased. Pretty much any pan will work for baking. Good luck!
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