This was delicious!! I made this into stromboli using Jay's pizza crust (from this site) and substituted the provolone cheese for cheddar cheese. It's a good way to get to eat broccoli:)

Great base recipe! I always change up the "toppings" based on who they're for. Thanks!

Ok, I didn't make my own dough, but I did use the filling. Unfortunately I also didn't have broccoli, so I used fresh baby spinach....but it was awesome anyway!!Maybe next time I'll have the time to make my own dough-who knows. Thanks for the recipe

This was a tasty dish. The bread was good and the filling was yummy but I wish I made a lot more of the filling. It was a little sparse for my liking. Next time I think I will double the filling.

Good but I made some changes. I used half whole wheat flour and it still seemed like the water amount was too much. I also thought it looked a little tasteless on paper so I add some tyme, oregano and basel and some red pepper flakes for a little kick.

these came out really really great. The flavors blended so well. there was the ooey cheese over the crips, yet tender brocoli, and the peperoni chunks gave just the right kick of flavor. Difinitley worth the effort every now and then.

This dough was very tasty! I didn't put pepperoni or broccoli in this time around, but the cheese alone was still great! Served with a side of spagetti sauce. The dough was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside...perfect!

These were great and a huge hit at a recent Labor Day Party. I took the advice of others and doubled the filling, adding a cup of hard salami along with the diced pepperoni. The dough is a bit sticky and I did add some extra flour during the kneading stage. Definitely a pretty dish and tastes great too!

yum this crust was soo good but i had to add way more flour than the recipe called for for some reason. unless i measured wrong. i put some melted butter and garlic on the tops before baking and they were so tasty! this is a great recipe to use as a base because it was super easy to make a few different fillings and have a good variety with these. i will definitely make them again

These were extremely good. I'm not a big fan of broccoli, so I put in an entire package of the sliced pepperoni (couldn't find any diced, still worked extremely well). They were a little bread-y but so wonderfully tasty.

I sauteed the garlic with 1 cup of onions before adding them to the filling. I also added ricotta cheese. I substituted chicken for the pepperoni and it turned out delicious.

This calzone definitly took some time but it was well worth it! My husband loved them. Next time I'm going to try them with spaghetti sauce! Thank You for the recipe.

I made this - just to see how it compared to another recipe on this site ...REAL ITALIAN CALZONES. I am staying with the othr recipe because it seemed to be a bigger hit at my house. This was missing something for us. You should not mess with perfection - and for us (personal taste) we preferred the other recipe. Good stuff though - so try it and compare yourself.

The calzones were good, but the recipe only came out with enough to stuff about 4 1/2 calzones the way it was measured. I had to make extra to go inside the remaining ones. I also used premade garlic & herb dough from Trader Joe's instead of making my own like the recipe said, and they tasted great with the herb dough. When they were done baking, we dipped them in marinara sauce to add some extra flavor. I am rather inexperienced at cooking, and found this recipe difficult (and rather time consuming with the problems I encountered) but tasty.

This is an excellent recipe! I make this anytime my husband has a bunch of friends over... the guys love it. I've made the dough from scratch and also with pre-made (depending on how much time I have). It has turned out well both ways. My only change is more garlic (IMO you can never have too much LOL).