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Ham And Cheese Rollups

A creamy old-fashioned ham appetizer made with cheddar cheese, cream cheese, and margarine spread onto boiled ham slices, rolled up, chilled, sliced, and served on Ritz crackers.

Prep15 min
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Servesvaries
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At the stove

Make the recipe

  1. Combine the Lay out the cheddar cheese, 4 ham slices. cream cheese, and margarine until well blended.
  2. Spread 1/4 of Roll up each slice from the the cheese short side. mixture onto each ham slice.
  3. Slice the rolls Chill several into 1/2-inch hours, or wrap thick pieces. and freeze.
  4. If frozen, let Arrange the slices on top of stand 20 minutes Ritz crackers. before serving.
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