Lebanese Savory Chicken Swiss Roll

Prepared yeast dough rolled with cooked shredded chicken, mayonnaise and mozzarella.

Lebanese Savory Chicken Swiss Roll

Preparation: 20 min · Cooking: 18 min · Total: 38 min · 2 servings

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Select prepared ingredients

    Use 150 g safely chilled FULLY COOKED shredded chicken, not raw mince or an assumed raw-weight equivalent. Check chicken, mayonnaise, cheese and dough labels/use-by/allergens; keep filling ingredients at 4°C or colder during preparation.

    Use 150 g safely chilled FULLY COOKED shredded chicken, not raw mince or an assumed raw-weight equivalent. Check chicken, mayonnaise, cheese and dough labels/use-by/allergens; keep filling ingredients at 4°C or colder during preparation.

  2. Mix cold filling

    Mix all cooked chicken with all 30 ml pasteurized-egg mayonnaise and salt/white pepper to taste using clean tools. No extra sauté oil or undefined spice spread; never taste raw dough later.

    Mix all cooked chicken with all 30 ml pasteurized-egg mayonnaise and salt/white pepper to taste using clean tools. No extra sauté oil or undefined spice spread; never taste raw dough later.

  3. Roll the yeast dough

    Preheat a compatible conventional oven to 190°C. Using only the separate 5 g dusting flour, roll 250 g prepared risen dough about 18 × 24 cm as a guide. This is not an egg-sponge batter and needs no scratch-kneading or invented rise phase.

    Preheat a compatible conventional oven to 190°C. Using only the separate 5 g dusting flour, roll 250 g prepared risen dough about 18 × 24 cm as a guide. This is not an egg-sponge batter and needs no scratch-kneading or invented rise phase.

  4. Spread measured filling

    Spread all cold chicken/mayonnaise filling evenly, leaving a small clean sealing edge. Scatter all 50 g mozzarella; no inherited egg sponge, yogurt, mustard, red pepper or parsley. Keep work brief so filling stays cold.

    Spread all cold chicken/mayonnaise filling evenly, leaving a small clean sealing edge. Scatter all 50 g mozzarella; no inherited egg sponge, yogurt, mustard, red pepper or parsley. Keep work brief so filling stays cold.

  5. Roll from the short edge

    Roll from the 18 cm edge into a roughly 18 cm-long log and pinch the seam closed without tearing dough. Length is a guide: divide the actual log into SIX equal rounds, roughly 3 cm thick, rather than arbitrary slices.

    Roll from the 18 cm edge into a roughly 18 cm-long log and pinch the seam closed without tearing dough. Length is a guide: divide the actual log into SIX equal rounds, roughly 3 cm thick, rather than arbitrary slices.

  6. Arrange without crowding

    Place rounds flat with spacing on a metal baking tray with oven-rated parchment compatible with 190°C. Half makes 3 rounds from a roughly 9 cm log; fourfold makes FOUR base-size logs/24 rounds on spaced trays, not one deep or oversized roll.

    Place rounds flat with spacing on a metal baking tray with oven-rated parchment compatible with 190°C. Half makes 3 rounds from a roughly 9 cm log; fourfold makes FOUR base-size logs/24 rounds on spaced trays, not one deep or oversized roll.

  7. Bake centres fully

    Bake at 190°C from an 18-minute first check, following stricter compatible dough directions. Continue until inner dough/seams are fully baked AND representative chicken-filled centres reach 74°C. Melted cheese and golden edges alone do not establish doneness.

    Bake at 190°C from an 18-minute first check, following stricter compatible dough directions. Continue until inner dough/seams are fully baked AND representative chicken-filled centres reach 74°C. Melted cheese and golden edges alone do not establish doneness.

    Bake centres fully: 1080 seconds

  8. Verify before serving

    Probe more than one round to verify 74°C with a clean thermometer, avoiding the hot tray. Open a sample to check no raw dough remains inside; extend baking as required. No raw dough or flour tasting during assembly and no absolute safety claim from a timer.

    Probe more than one round to verify 74°C with a clean thermometer, avoiding the hot tray. Open a sample to check no raw dough remains inside; extend baking as required. No raw dough or flour tasting during assembly and no absolute safety claim from a timer.

  9. Serve warm and refrigerate

    Let cool to safe handling/eating temperature, then serve. Refrigerate leftovers promptly in shallow portions within 2 hours, or 1 hour above 32°C. Keep at 4°C or colder for at most 2 days or earlier cooked-chicken/product deadline; reheat once to 74°C throughout.

    Let cool to safe handling/eating temperature, then serve. Refrigerate leftovers promptly in shallow portions within 2 hours, or 1 hour above 32°C. Keep at 4°C or colder for at most 2 days or earlier cooked-chicken/product deadline; reheat once to 74°C throughout.

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Storage

Keep covered at 4°C or colder for at most 2 days or earlier component-label deadline. This selected household cap is not validated shelf life; assembly does not reset an older ingredient clock. Keep perishables at 4°C or colder. Separate raw meat, eggs and flour tools from ready-to-eat food. Refrigerate shallow portions promptly within 2 hours, or 1 hour above 32°C; do not wait for full counter cooling. These are refrigerator-entry deadlines, not a guaranteed cooling curve.

Reheating

Reheat cooked leftovers only once to 74°C throughout, checking representative centres. A timer or browned surface is not enough; respect earlier component deadlines.

About this recipe

Prepared yeast dough rolled with cooked shredded chicken, mayonnaise and mozzarella.

Editorial approval does not establish independent kitchen testing. Check allergens and follow safe food handling.