Parmesan Potato Rolls with a Truffle Option


My Parmesan Potato Rolls recipe is back! Originally published in 2017 as Potato Cheese Rolls, it has returned by popular demand—this time with Parmesan instead of Cheddar.

Looking for some dinner rolls you can make the night before and bake the next day? These soft, fluffy rolls deliver—plus, they’re easy with a bread machine!

Feeling fancy? Add truffle oil for a rich, gourmet twist.

What’s the Deal with Truffle Oil?

Truffle oil, infused with earthy truffle flavor, adds luxury to everyday dishes. It’s bold, savory, and worth trying—even if you’re not a foodie!

  • Does baking affect flavor? Yes, baking mutes its aroma. Drizzle on rolls after baking for the best flavor.
  • Shelf life: 6–12 months unopened; use within a few months once opened.
  • Do brands vary? Absolutely! Try a few—some use real truffle, others synthetic flavoring.

In case you're wondering what else you can do with truffle-flavored seasonings left over from your bread-baking adventure (a question I always ask)...

More Ways to Enjoy Truffle Oil and Truffle Salt:

  • Sprinkle over hot popcorn for a gourmet snack.
  • Toss with crispy French fries for a rich, savory bite.
  • Stir into creamy mashed potatoes for a luxurious twist.

These rolls pair beautifully with soups, salads, or even a bowl of chili. You can make them ahead, bake them fresh, or freeze them after baking if you prefer. The potato is the secret to prolonged freshness.

Happy Bakers

Speak Up About Potato Rolls-- Bread Machine Version

I commented last week that I was going to try these and I just want you to know that I did make them and we all LOVED them! They were so yummy! This recipe is definitely a keeper 🙂 LESLIE A.

Happy Baking,

Paula

P.S. Tried the truffle version? I’d love your thoughts!

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