Bake Something Memorable: 3 Unique Dinner Roll Recipes


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Do you love blending fresh ideas with cherished traditions?

This Thanksgiving, elevate your bread basket with dinner roll recipes that are as unique as they are delicious. While the photos may not show these bread recipes as dinner rolls, you can shape them into dinner rolls that will steal the spotlight at your holiday table.

FAQ: Can I substitute all-purpose flour for bread flour and vice-versa when making dinner rolls?

  1. Consider the texture you are going for in the final product. Bread flour makes a chewier texture. All-purpose flour gives a lighter, more tender, and fluffier bite.
  2. Are you using any whole grains in the recipe? Bread flour is stronger than AP flour and will help support the whole grain flour to produce a higher rise.
  3. Bread flour is thirstier than all-purpose flour. If you use all-purpose flour in a recipe calling for bread flour, you may need to reduce the liquid or add more flour. Observe the dough as it kneads to determine how much more liquid is required.

If you can't decide, use an all-purpose flour with higher protein content, such as the organic all-purpose flour sold at Costco or the all-purpose flour in the blue bag at Trader Joe's.

One more note: Avoid bleached flour of any kind. The bleaching process affects the flavor.


Hawaiian Rolls with a Little Help From Your Bread Machine

These Bread Machine Hawaiian Rolls will amaze your family and friends with their similarity to the bread from the store in flavor, texture, and appearance.

Steakhouse Style Bread Machine Brown Bread (Without Rye)

This easy Bread Machine Brown Bread is made steakhouse style with whole wheat flour, bread flour, honey, and powdered cocoa (but it doesn’t taste like chocolate)–no rye flour. Shape the dough like dinner rolls if you like.

Irresistible Yeast Cornbread Dinner Rolls: A Bread Machine Recipe

These Golden Yeast Cornbread Rolls are easily mixed and kneaded in a bread machine. Ingredients include yellow or white cornmeal, bread flour, and bread machine or instant yeast.

Happy Bakers

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Cornbread Dinner Rolls

“These dinner rolls are awesome!! So easy and so delicious! The cornmeal gives just a hint of crunch. Wonderful!!”-LINDA

Thank you for your kind comments and emails. They have been a bright spot this year, motivating and inspiring me. I hope I can do the same for you.

May all of your bread rise to its greatest potential.

Love,

Paula

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