
John thinks they look like sushi. Even though they are made basically the same way as sushi, the name "pot roast sushi" doesn't really work for me since I am a non-seafood eater. I instead choose to call them Pot Roast Pinwheels, even though the name is a little silly.
I started by spreading a thin layer of cream cheese and dijon mustard over two flour tortillas. Then added finely shredded or chopped pot roast, chopped green onions, arugula, and black pepper.



Then I rolled up the tortillas, sliced them into bite-size segments and voila!
These could be served right away, but they hold their shape better if wrapped tightly in plastic wrap and refrigerated a few hours before slicing.
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