Farmer in the Dell Calzones

    Here’s a Calzones Recipe to Start Your DayOff Right!

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    Ingredients:
      ½ lb.Cooked country sausage
       1 cup of mild cheddar cheese
       5 strips of cooked bacon
       5 Jumbo eggs (scrambled)
       Frozen bread dough
       5 slices deli ham
    1 cup Provolone cheese

    Instructions:
    Preheat oven to 375°
    Prepare the bacon, eggs and sausage, individually. Crumble bacon and chop sausage into little pieces.
     Thaw bread dough and roll flat.
     Layer all ingredients on the dough leaving about a 3/4“border.
     Stretch and fold dough over the filling and seal by crimping the edges together with your fingers.
    Place calzone on a greased baking pan and bake for 25 minutes; until crust is golden