As Seen On TV Tempeh Tuna Rollie
Let’s get Rollie! This week I decided to try another recipe from the Rollie recipe booklet. The tuna sandwich Rollie, which I made into the tempeh tuna Rollie. I assembled some ingredients to make a simple tempeh tuna. After last week’s brownie mishap I didn’t want to get too fancy here.
The recipe calls for pre-made biscuit dough that gets rolled out. I turned to my old standby Bisquick to whip up a quick and small amount of dough.
Then it was on to rolling out a bit of dough and stuffing it with the tempeh tuna filling. The biscuit dough was a bit sticky but this worked out fine.
Now I just had to skewer that roll and get it into the cooking chamber to let the vertical cooking technology work its magic.
I let this cook for about 10 minutes and then pulled it out. The number one lesson we have learned this month? The Rollie does not easily give up its food. Luckily, this came out easier than last week’s brownie, but it did take a bit of running the skewer around the edge to loosen the dough.
But just look at that! I think it’s my most successful Rollie shape to date. The top end was a bit uneven but it has that characteristic flat Rollie bottom on the other end. And the taste? This was great. By far the best thing I’ve made in the Rollie. Hot biscuity dough, warm tempeh tuna filling? Like a tuna melt but using vertical cooking technology instead of some big heavy pan. That new apple watch has nothing on the Rollie.
Ha! The new Apple watch has nothing on the Rollie… Too funny!
Okay, that looks great! I want one!
I’m glad it came out so well! All this Rollie cooking is strangely fascinating. What’s in the filling besides tempeh?
I only added mayo, relish, tempeh, and dill. I didn’t want to do much in case it turned out bad. But instead it was delicious.
That does look good.
I have never seen a gadget like this before. That tempeh rollie looks really good. How does it cook? In oil, steam?
You just spray it with oil inside and then it works its magic.
Wow, it really is magic!
the difficulty with baked-goodie extraction seems like a critical design flaw for the Rollie. You shouldn’t have to struggle for your biscuit!
Yay for Rollie success! And a hot “tuna” sandwich!
I can’t get over this rollie. It is scary and amazing.
Glad to hear your rollie turned out well this time! 🙂