Hawaiian Pizza Scrolls

1416 -
30 min

Pineapple on pizza? YES!

Hawaiian pizza scrolls are a perfect lunch box filler for kids who love pineapple on their pizza… and for the rest of the family too! These easy to make pizza scrolls are quick and easy, and plenty filling too!

Just like my savoury cheese and bacon scrolls and cheesy Vegemite scrolls, this recipe is made from the easiest 2-ingredient dough there is. All you need is flour and Greek yogurt, and the rest you can make up as you go!


PIZZA SCROLL INGREDIENTS

You only need a handful of ingredients to make these Hawaiian pizza scrolls. This makes scrolls a really affordable lunch box recipe. They are also great as to serve up at parties when you want a few easy to make snacks that aren’t messy.


Making Your Scroll Dough

Combine your flour and Greek yogurt with your mixed herbs and mix well. Knead your dough until it is firm yet pliable.


If you find your dough is too sticky, add a little extra flour and knead further until it reaches the right consistency. Be careful not to add too much extra!


Sprinkle out some extra flour on your clean bench surface. Use a rolling pin to roll your dough out into a large rectangle. You want your dough to be around 1cm thick all over.

Spread tomato paste, extra herbs if you like and then top with your Hawaiian toppings. Ham, pineapple and cheese.


Roll it up into a sausage. Slice into 2cm wide portions and place on a prepared tray to cook.

Freezing Pizza Scrolls

These scrolls can be frozen for later. Allow them to cool completely first, then seal them in freezer bags or an airtight container for storage in the freezer.


We usually put 2-4 In a small freezer bag and I either microwave them for around 1 minute for an instant snack or quick lunch idea. Or I defrost them and place in lunch boxes.


I usually pack lunch boxes a day or two ahead, so this means I can typically pack lunches, put in the fridge and they are fine by the time the kids are ready to eat them at school.


This is one way we simplify our before school routine each week.

Recipe details
  • 1416  -
  • Prep time: 10 Minutes Cook time: 20 Minutes Total time: 30 min
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Ingredients

  • 1 cup Greek yoghurt
  • 1 ½ cup self-raising flour
  • 1 cup grated mozzarella cheese
  • 1/2 cup ham, diced
  • 3 tbsp tomato paste
  • ½ cup pineapple pieces
  • Dried herb mix
Instructions

Pre-heat oven to approximately 200 degrees Celsius.
Mix yoghurt, flour and mixed herbs in a medium-sized bowl until well combined.
Form into a dough ball and knead well. If still sticky to touch, add extra flour into your dough.
Sprinkle extra flour over a clean benchtop
Use a rolling pin to roll dough into a large thin rectangle, around 1cm thick.
Spread tomato paste over your dough then top with ham, pineapple pieces and cheese.
Roll dough from the long side until you form a sausage shape, with your fillings inside.
Cut rolled dough into sections, approximately 2cm wide.
Place on a lined baking tray so scroll is facing upward and bake for approximately 20 minutes or until golden.
Tips
  • Tip: Add small portions of extra flour if your dough is sticky and knead well until you find the right consistency. If you add too much flour your dough will be dry and you may need to add a little more Greek yogurt to balance it out again.
Holly @ Simplify Create Inspire
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  • Sharon Sharon on Jan 06, 2022

    Is there a substitute for the yoghurt? Maybe sour cream?

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    • Toni Toni on Jan 07, 2022

      I'll venture to say yes... The Greek yogurt is simply a healthier option. 😉. Why not do a trial run: mix up just a half batch of the dough (using the sour cream), making simple breadsticks (melted butter/herbs/parmesan cheese on top) to see how it turns out, before doing a whole "pizza" recipe, possibly wasting the toppings. 🤔🤷🏻‍♀️ 😁🤗

  • Wpa29449412 Wpa29449412 on Jan 06, 2022

    This looks delicious! What dried herbs are used for this recipe?

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