ROSEMARY ONION ROLLS

I love to bake homemade yeast breads but with one caveat. They must be easy to make. I don’t know what that says about me as a baker, but it is what it is Event venue hong kong.

I’m happy to tell you that these Rosemary Onion Rolls are indeed easy to make. You only need about 20 minutes of hands-on time. If you can mix ingredients and portion the dough, then you’ve got this. Plus, the dough is very easy to handle. And then you’ll have homemade yeast rolls with little effort and amazing flavor!

That wonderful flavor comes from a few of simple ingredients. Dried onions add a little flavor punch that is really fantastic. I’ve also used dried shallots for a slightly different flavor. Next comes rosemary, which complements the onion nicely. If you like, you can easily substitute another spice for the rosemary if it fits better with the other flavors of our meal Coworking Space HK.

The most interesting ingredient here, though, is potato water. That’s just what you’re probably thinking it is: water in which potatoes have been boiled. The starch from the potatoes gets into the water, making the rolls so wonderfully soft. If you’re already boiling potatoes for your meal, then you’ve got the water covered. If not, then see the recipe notes for a couple of options for substitution.

I like to make these rolls on the small size, making 24 pull-apart rolls in a 9″x 13″ pan. You can certainly make them larger if you like. Just see the notes in the recipe. The small ones work well for dinner, as your guests can grab however many they want to go with their meal. This size also works well if you’re serving small bites instead of a full meal Building Survey.


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