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I got this recipe from an old cooking school website and it’s the perfect go-to recipe when we need quick rolls. They are still light and fluffy compared to other 1-hour rolls that are small and hard.
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees.
Sprinkle the yeast and 1/2 teaspoon sugar over the warm water.
Melt the butter in the scalded milk. Cool until lukewarm.
Add eggs, remaining 3 tablespoons sugar, salt and dissolved yeast to a bowl. Mix in the cooled butter/milk mixture. Add in the flour and stir to combine.
Knead the dough on a heavily floured surface until smooth. Roll out and shape into rolls. I like to just pinch mine into balls or cut the dough into strips and tie in knots.
Bake 10-12 minutes at 400F.
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jessikabaileyyoung on 2.4.2011
I’m going to be trying these!
sweetbasil on 1.10.2011
They don’t have to rise at all. I usually do end up letting them rise in the pan just while I get other things ready. I don’t really know why they are called 1 hour rolls when they don’t take an hour. Weird.
msbarrows on 1.9.2011
Well, given these are called “1-hour” rolls and the prep and cook time only add up to 25 minutes, I’m thinking there’s an unmentioned half-hour raising time in there somewhere?
Whoosie on 1.8.2011
These do not need to raise?? Cool!
milk10 on 1.6.2011
Look great can’t wait to try these!