Bread Machine Dinner Rolls

"Although this is a bread machine, I have made these successfully on my stand mixer using a few amount adjustments --- here is the original bread machine recipe for you to enjoy! It states to select the sweet cycle for this! To bring the egg to room temperature faster place the egg in a cup of warm water for about 3-5 minutes. Prep time is rising time, it does not include the machine kneading time --- for pan greasing see my recipe#78579"
 
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photo by Lorrie in Montreal photo by Lorrie in Montreal
photo by Lorrie in Montreal
photo by Lorrie in Montreal photo by Lorrie in Montreal
photo by Zuleika L. photo by Zuleika L.
Ready In:
57mins
Ingredients:
10
Serves:
12
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ingredients

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directions

  • Place the ingredients in the bread machine in order listed.
  • Select the sweet dough cycle.
  • Adjust the water or flour to create a soft semi-sticky dough after about 5 minutes of kneading.
  • Grease a large cookie sheet.
  • Divide the dough into 12-15 pieces.
  • Shape each into a ball, place about 2-inches apart.
  • Cover with a clean tea towel and place in a warm spot to rise until doubled (about 45 minutes (the time will vary depending on the temperature of you room).
  • Brush the dough balls with egg white mixture, then sprinkle with sesame seeds.
  • Bake in a 375 degree oven for about 12-15 minutes.

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Reviews

  1. Made these in my Kitchen Aid mixer, I made them oblong so I could use them for sausage onion and pepper rolls....turned out fabulous!
     
  2. Oh how I love this recipe! I had to use my ABM as the stand mixer was otherwise occupied! (Chirstmas Cookies! :) ) This is a wonderfully verisital recipe! I followed the recipe as directed except to add 2 tablespoons of dried minced onions. I made these the size of cocktail buns (qty of 9) to use for sammies with any leftover ham we may have after Christmas. Thank you Kitt! As always a wonderful recipe!
     
  3. Wonderful dinner rolls that I served with another one of Kitten's great recipes, Recipe #318998. I did use two teaspoons of powdered milk as one didnt look like enough. The dough seemed perfect to me and rose nicely before baking. Very tasty and easy to make! Made and reviewed for Kittencal's Top 25 Tag Game.
     
  4. I am rating based on the dough portion only. I am making this recipe to freeze for the holidays. the dough comes out nice and silky. I will edit after breads are baked. Made for Cookathon for Kittencal 2008. Love ya! Kitten- a 5+ in my book. Pulled sme frozen dough out of the freezer this weekend and cooked it up beautifully. Now I know a great recipe to double up so bread can be made on those rough or too busy days. edited 4/12/09---Kitten made again and added in 1 c whole wheat flour, 3 tbsp dried spinach mix(basil, oregano, dehydrated spinach) WOW and super wow. Made for Easter dinner rolls and they came out fantastic. This recipe is very versatile!
     
  5. Here I am again and have to say that these are the best dinner rolls...I dont even buy them anymore....Everyone loves these and there is never any left....They are extremely easy to make and oh, so gooooooood....Cheers again and have a wonderful New Year with more new recipes for all of us who love cooking with yours.....
     
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