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Ham Cannelloni

Last but not least in todays updates, a recipe review. I actually cooked for my brothers family the day before Easter.

I made Rachael Rays Ham Cannelloni dish from her website. I figured it had ham so it was Easter related : )

I wish I had doubled it because when you have 7 people eating it just didnt make enough, and I totally made more cannelloni than the recipe said it would make. I think I used about 10-12 egg roll wrappers, not the 8 the ingredients list suggested.

It was very easy to make. I guess it gets pluses for that.

After baking it seemed a bit greasy and its a big white mess. It made me feel so unhealthy! I think you could easily substitute some other things into the filling.

I dont know if I'll ever make it again. Only if maybe my DH said he wanted it, but I doubt it!

Here is the recipe link
http://tinyurl.com/358q9c

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