Stromboli is a tight roll, so you spread the filling thin and roll it snug or the middle stays doughy. Egg-wash the top and cut steam vents, and the log bakes into distinct spiral layers instead of a gummy tube.
By Vince Gonzalez · Published July 2026 · Sourcing verified 5 Jul 2026
Prep2 hr
Cook25 min
Makes1 large roll
CuisineItalian
Cost$$
Contains dairy · gluten
Make it gluten-free: swap in a gluten-free flour blend (check the other labels too).
The Ingredients — and where to get them
Cook for1large roll
Pizza flour
A strong bread or 00 flour makes a dough that rolls thin and holds the spiral.
Yes — bake it in a small pan or dish that fits the basket, at about 25°F below the recipe temperature. Air fryers run hot and fast, so check it early; no flipping needed.
Can you freeze Stromboli? — Yes
Yes — freeze it well-wrapped, then reheat or toast straight from frozen. Frost or glaze after thawing.
Can you make Stromboli ahead of time? — Yes
Yes — bake it a day or two ahead; it keeps well-wrapped at room temperature and freezes cleanly. Add any frosting or glaze close to serving.
Is Stromboli gluten-free? — Not as written
Not as written — it contains gluten. Make it gluten-free: swap in a gluten-free flour blend (check the other labels too).
Is Stromboli vegan? — No
No — it contains meat, so it isn’t vegetarian or vegan.
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