Ham and Pineapple Roll-Ups Recipe (2024)

These roll-ups can be completely made and the leftovers will freeze great. Then just thaw and reheat in the microwave when ready to eat. They make a quick lunch, meal, or snack.

can you use homemade bread dough in place of the store bought?

We have always used the frozen roll dough from the grocery store for convenience. But if you have a favorite homemade roll dough, you could easily use homemade in place of the store bought dough.

You will want to roll each homemade roll dough ball into a 5-6 inch circle. Then follow the rest of the recipe as directed.

how to make ham and pineapple roll-ups

A few simple ingredients to make a quick and delicious dinner the whole family will love.

Follow these easy steps on how to make Ham and Pineapple Roll-Ups. The full recipe with measurements and directions is listed further down in this post.

• Thaw 12 frozen dinner rolls in a plastic storage or freezer bag for about 1 to 1 1/2 hours or until soft. You don’t want the rolls to start rising.
• Roll out each roll into a 6 inch circle with a rolling pin and stretch it out with your hands.
• Place on a greased baking sheet.
• Place a slice of ham on each roll. You don’t want it to hang over, so if it’s wider than the roll, cut it in half and lay on top of each other or if it’s thin enough, just fold over.
• Place a slice of Swiss cheese on top of the ham.
• Then place 3 pineapple chunks on top of the cheese.

• Fold the dough around the filling and pinch the seams shut with your fingers.
• Place each of the stuffed rolls on a baking sheet that has been sprayed with non stick cooking spray.
• Be sure that all holes and seams are sealed shut so that cheese doesn’t melt out.

• Place in the oven that has been heated to 350 degrees. Bake for 15-20 minutes or until golden brown.
• Remove from oven and rub butter on top of the cooked roll-ups.

• Let cool for a few minutes before serving.

helpful items used in this recipe

1. Rolling Pin– This stainless steel rolling pin is on our must have list. Great for cookies and pastry dough.
2. Cookie Sheet– We love these commercial grade cookie sheets that come in a 2 pack.
3. Spatula– A favorite spatula that is so sturdy and easy to use.

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1. Heather at Dragonfly Designs says:

   Pinned :) Thanks for sharing!

2. lisajlukowski says:

   Could this be done with crescent rolls instead of the frozen dinner rolls?

   ~Lisa
   lisajlukowski.wordpress.com

3. Michael Ann says:

   These look and sound easy and delicious!!

4. Six Sisters says:

   Hi Lisa,

   I am sure that would work great! You'll have to let us know if you try it!

5. Ruth says:

   I am curious if you think these would freeze ok!? If you baked them first and reheated them from thawed state in the microwave? Hmmmm....

6. kate says:

   i wasn't sure how much cheese was a small piece...i thought a whole slice of swiss cheese would be too much, but wasnt sure if a quarter piece was too small, but i guess i will see how they turn out! i had quite a bit of trouble getting the roll to stick to itself, but once i learned to keep my fingers dry that helped. step by step instructions with pics are always nice, even if it seems so simple:)