Stromboli

Bob’s Pizza Pantry was family owned and operated with an ideal location on Railroad Ave. in downtown New Albany during the late ’70’s. This family restaurant / teenage hang-out was New Albany’s best.  It was the Vanelli’s of New Albany.  Unable to compete with the arrival of Pizza Hut it was short lived but is well remembered among it’s many patrons.

My favorite menu item was the Stromboli and being friends with the family – Together we share and hope you enjoy!

Pizza Pantry Stromboli Sandwich

6 – Hoagie Buns – cut in half lengthwise

1/2 lb ground chuck – cooked, crumbled and drained

1/2 lb Italian or breakfast sausage – cooked, crumbled and drained

1 – onion – finely diced

Salt to taste

Pepper to taste

Italian seasoning to taste

1 small jar pizza sauce

8 oz. Mozzarella cheese

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Combine meats

Season to taste

Spoon equal parts of meat on bottom half of each bun

Spoon pizza sauce on top of meat

Add diced onion

Sprinkle cheese on the other half of the bun

Bake 400 – open face style – for 5 – 10 minutes until cheese is bubbly

Put sandwich together – drizzle with melted butter – sprinkle with garlic salt

Cut in half

The Pizza Pantry served these delicious sandwiches with a pickle spear and Ruffles Potato Chips

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  1. The Pizza Pantry! I remember that. It gave us a break from the drive-ins and was pre-McFast food for N.A. anyway. I can almost smell the aroma of fresh baked pizzas. What a shame most all locally owned restaurants and other businesses have fallen into the arm pits of fast food chains and walmart.


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