Dill Pickle Tortilla Roll Ups – these party appetizers are filled with cream cheese, sour cream, light mayo, dill pickles, dry beef, onion, ground black pepper and garlic powder, make a perfect choice for Game Day or any other party or holiday.
What´s more, they are so quick and easy to prepare. Since we all love tortilla roll ups, these Tortilla Roll Ups are number 1 in my family, that´s why I am pretty sure that these bite size appetizers will be a hit at your parties, as well. As I’ve already said, they are so quick and easy to prepare.
You can even prepare them a day before and keep refrigerated. Make sure to slice them before serving. Besides their amazing taste, you will be pleasantly surprised by the way they look on the table full of different appetizers. Tortilla Roll Ups are our favorite party appetizers for Game Day, but they can also be served for Christmas, New Year´s Eve, or any other party throughout a year.
All you need to prepare these tasty Tortilla Roll Ups are 15 minutes of your time and a few simple ingredients, like:
- Cream cheese
- Sour cream
- Light mayo
- Dill pickles
- Dried beef
- Red onion
- Pickle juice
- Ground black pepper
- Garlic powder
- Burrito sized flour tortillas
How to prepare Dill Pickle Tortilla Roll Ups?
First, take a large dish and combine cream cheese, sour cream, light mayo, pickle juice, ground black pepper and garlic powder in it. You should stir it until well combined. Then, stir in dill pickles, red onion and dried beef. Next, you need to spread 1/6 of the filling over tortilla using rubber spatula and roll tight.
After that, cover the tortilla in a plastic foil (wrap). You should repeat the procedure until all the ingredients are used up. The rolled tortillas should be refrigerated for a few hours before serving and then cut into 1 inch slices.
Instead of dried beef you can use jerky, ham, bacon, etc..
Well, as I’ve already mentioned, this is a quick and easy recipe, that is perfect for busy people. Since, lack of free time is a common issue nowadays, a recipe like this is perfect. If you are looking for more ideas and similar recipes, you should visit our page with Appetizers.
All of you who are still looking for interesting ideas for Game Day, I recommend Taco Tortilla Roll Ups, Cheddar Bacon Dip and Dill Pickle Dip. So, all you need for a perfect party is good mood, good company and Dill Pickle Tortilla Roll Ups. Have fun!
Dill Pickle Tortilla Roll Ups – these party appetizers are filled with cream cheese, sour cream, light mayo, dill pickles, dry beef, onion, ground black pepper and garlic powder, make a perfect choice for Game Day or any other party or holiday. Instead of dried beef you can use jerky, ham, bacon, etc.. You can even prepare them a day before and keep refrigerated. Make sure to slice them before serving. This is a quick and easy recipe, that is perfect for busy people. Since, lack of free time is a common issue nowadays, a recipe like this is perfect.
Dill Pickle Tortilla Roll Ups
Ingredients
Instructions
Notes
Nutrition Information:
Yield: 60
Serving Size: 1
Amount Per Serving:
Calories: 80Total Fat: 5gSaturated Fat: 2gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 2gCholesterol: 12mgSodium: 202mgCarbohydrates: 7gFiber: 1gSugar: 1gProtein: 3g
What do you mean by dry beef. Thanks and they look yummie
Thanks Kim, they really are.
1/2 cup of dried beef, chopped.
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You can get it at Kroger in a jar
Hormel and Armour both make it.
Thanks Brenda.
There is also a brand called Buddig. It comes in 2oz packages. You can usually find this in the meat case around the same area as weiners, bacon & Hillshire Farm products.
Thank you for your information, Terry.
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Dried beef comes in a jar and can be found in the grocery isle that has other canned meats. Usually where the canned corned beef, spam, tuna etc. is located.
Thank you, Dawn.
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Recipe does not give quantity of each ingredient listed
Recipe card with ingredients and preparation is on the bottom of the post, Ann.
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Keep scrolling, the recipe is finally there
Yes, Thank you Brenda.
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Is the dried beef equal to bacon or jerky?
You can use jerky, Tracy.
Enjoy!
Great recipe!! This is close to my recipe. Only real difference is I make mine with green onions instead of red & I have ways used sweet gerkin pickles, (not the bread & butter pickles)! So next time, I am going to cut the mix in half so there is more to choose from. Keep the recipes coming!
Thank you, Vicki. I’m so glad.
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Would it work to use dill pickle relish instead of chopping up pickles?
You can try Michelle, but maybe first to drain.
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It calls for onion but nowhere in the recipe does it talk about it?
Thank you for your note, Jen.
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Living in vegetarian household, how would they taste without the dried beef? I’d like to make both ways.
I did not made without beef, Carol.. but I think it would be okay.
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Can you freeze them?
You can keep them in plastic wrap and freeze up to 1 month.
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These look yummy. I use to make. Just the dried beef pickle roll up with cream cheese filling. I gotta try these
Thanks Judith, I’m so glad.
Enjoy!
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Could you use clausse pickle relish for the pickle part?
You can try Sue, but first you need to drain it.
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I have made this using Corned Beef by Carl Buddig just dice it up
Great idea, Kristie.
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Made it with chopped stuffed green olives in place of pickles. Not a pickle person, but grew up on cream cheese and olives. Delish.
Great idea, Virginia.
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What is plastic foil?
Plastic wrap, Cheryl.
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I don’t eat meat, have you tried without meat. Maybe olives and pickles would be good for me
I haven’t Sandy, but you can try. I think it would be okay.
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Made this with two gas station hot pickles. So good!
Great Sally, I’m so glad.
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