Homemade meatball marinara Hot Pockets

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To get a bread texture more similar to actual hotpockets use premade Cresent roll dough instead of freshly made dough. Personally I think homemade dough tastes the best and is much healthier for you than lard-filled pre made dough.

Homemade meatball marinara Hot Pockets

To get a bread texture more similar to actual hotpockets use premade Cresent roll dough instead of freshly made dough. Personally I think homemade dough tastes the best and is much healthier for you than lard-filled pre made dough.

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Ingredients

40 mins
4 servings
  1. 4small pieces of dough
  2. 1 lbsground beef/turkey or premade meatballs
  3. 1 cupmarinara or other tomato based pasta sauce
  4. 2 tablespoonsbutter
  5. 2 tablespoonsparmesan cheese
  6. seasoning salt
  7. Olive oil
  8. Cooking spray

Cooking Instructions

40 mins
  1. 1

    Cook up your meatballs or ground beef in a stop top skillet. Once fully cooked add your marinara sauce and cook until a lot of the moisture from the mixture is gone.

  2. 2

    On a well floured surface roll out your small dough balls into long thin oval/rectangles. Let dough rise for 20 minutes before placing your filling on one half but leaving room around all the edges.

  3. 3

    Wet the ends of the dough with water before folding. Gently stretch the empty half over the filling and seal In the edges by pinching them together. Oil up your hands before moving the raw hot pockets making sure that the middle of the bottom is not stuck to your surface.

  4. 4

    Cook hotpockets in the oven at 425 degrees for 15-20 minutes or until they reach your preferred doneness. Melt butter and wipe over top of your raw hot pockets to help give them a better coloring and it will help parmesan and seasoning salt stick on top.

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Food may not look very appealing but i go for taste over looks, every recipe photo i have listed was eaten shortly after (or during) its photo. Hope you all enjoy the recipes! I try to leave out as much sodium as possible in my recipes so you'll rarely see any salt listed, of course it can be added to pretty much anything to add some more flavor.
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