Homemade Hamburger Buns (Bread Machine)

"You will never want to buy hamburger buns again after trying this recipe. Easy to do using a bread machine and so awesome! You can also top rolls with sesame seeds after brushing with melted butter."
 
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Ready In:
19mins
Ingredients:
7
Serves:
12

ingredients

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directions

  • Place all ingredients, except butter, in pan of bread machine according to manufacturer's directions.
  • Select dough setting.
  • When cycle is complete, turn out onto floured surface.
  • Cut dough in half and roll each half out to a 1" thick circle.
  • Cut each half into six 3 1/2" rounds with inverted glass as a cutter.
  • Place on greased baking sheet far apart and brush with melted butter.
  • Cover and let rise until doubled, about one hour.
  • Bake at 350° for 9 minutes.
  • Note: Oven temperatures vary so check after 9 minutes to see if done. Some reviewers baked these anywhere from 12 to 30 minutes.

Questions & Replies

  1. How many days will these last after baking?
     
  2. Does anyone know if I could substitute almond milk? or buttermilk?
     
  3. Can you freeze the dough or buns?
     
  4. Can I freeze a portion of the dough? Say I want to bake only two buns out of the total recipe.
     
  5. did anyone weigh each dough ball for this recipe?
     
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Reviews

  1. This was amazing! I warmed the milk, butter and egg slightly first, and I used 1 1/2 cups of whole wheat flour. YUMMMMMMM. I also didn't roll it out but just pinched off pieces in the size I wanted and made them nice and round. The egg wash made them gorgeously golden and the taste was fabulous!
     
  2. Wow! Awesome! These are so good - I will (barring moments of great laziness) Never buy store bought buns again! I made these to sandwich Paula Deen's Crab Cakes from the Food Network website. Delish! Thanks :)<br/><br/>ETA: I've made these a million times now and they're wonderful! Today I was halfway thru making them & realized I was out of eggs, so I added an extra 1/2 tsp yeast, 2 tbs of butter & a tbs of canola oil. They turned out great!
     
  3. These were great! I don't have a bread machine, so I had to adapt for my Kitchen aid mixer. I added the yeast to the warm milk, then combined dry ingredients in another bowl. I then added the wet ingredients including the milk mixture to the kitchen aid bowl and mixed it together. I kneaded it at the number 2 setting for about 2 minutes until the dough pulled away from the bowl, but it was very sticky. I put it in an oiled bowl to rise. Once doubled, I punched it down and let it rise again. After that point I followed the directions in the recipe.
     
  4. This recipe is wonderful. Everyone raved about how good these breads tasted. I tried to cut out circles like suggested but they all came out to small and thin. I made a second batch and simply cut the dough in 12 pieces and rolled each in to a ball and flattened them out a bit. The second batch came out PERFECT. I will make these again and again!!!!!!
     
  5. OMG, these turned out sooooo good and so much better than store bought, I'll never buy them again. Using the bread machine made it easy and the results - Wow!! I did brush mine before baking with an egg white and top with toasted sesame seeds, the inside of these came out pillowy soft, but still firm enough to stand up to all our hamburger fixings. As I said, NEVER buy store bought again
     
    • Review photo by Bonnie G #2
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Tweaks

  1. Buttermilk in place of milk, honey in place of sugar.
     
  2. I used 1.5c of skim milk and they were so light an fluffy! Delicious hot dog buns!
     
  3. I followed other users' suggestions and substituted honey for the sugar. I also used about 3 1/3 cups unbleached, enriched flour with about 10% protein content, seasoned salt instead of regular, and 1/4 tsp onion powder. The crumb is light and chewy. The bun overall is ever-so-slightly sweet and super duper yummy!
     
  4. These were easy & AWESOME! Per another review, instead of 3.75C bread flour, I used 1.5C whole wheat flour, 1.5C bread flour, and .75C regular oats. Thanks for sharing this recipe!
     
  5. My breadmaker was really 'working' (churning and whining) making this dough. I had to add some more milk just to soften it. I was actually afraid it was going to damage the breadmaker. Love the recipe though...and I have a very old breadmaker.
     

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