Thursday, October 16, 2014

45mins Bread Roll





Can you believe the above bread rolls can be done within 45 mins? No need to wait for the usual 3-4 hours for the dough to proof! Amazingly fast and simple and the texture is soft enough if you are not particular with it :) I read a similar recipe posted by Diana but I'm using a recipe by Sassy's Kitchen from Facebook :) Both recipes not much difference, only the flour and liquid used varies slightly, try it out and see which one works well for you :) 

Let's see how is it done within 45 mins? 10 mins to reactivate the yeast, 5 mins kneading the dough, 10 mins resting, shape into rolls/wrapped in filling within 5 mins if you fast enough?,  then rest for another 10 mins, bake in oven 15 mins...total 45 mins! 

bubbling yeast after 10mins

rather sticky dough

Grease hands and continue to knead till smooth and rest for 10 mins

 Divide into equal portions and rest for 10 mins. Wrap in filling at this stage or leave it plain

Glaze with egg wash and ready to send to oven

you can bake it as plain rolls or wrapped the dough with your desired fillings! 

Recipe ref : Sassy's Kitchen (Facebook)
Ingredient (12 rolls)
  • 440gm plain flour
  • 1 egg
  • 1/2 tsp salt
  • 2 tbsp fine sugar
  • 2 tbsp instant yeast
  • 100ml vegetable oil
  • 250ml warm water (divide into 2 portions)
  • beaten egg for glazing

Method
  1. In a bowl, combine sugar and instant yeast in 150ml warm water, stir well. Leave aside for about 10 mins to allow it to foam.
  2. Add flour, salt, egg and oil into a large mixing bowl. 
  3. Pour in yeast mixture. Use a dough scrapper to mix in the flour with the yeast mixture to make into a rough dough.
  4. Add in remaining water gradually (need not use all) and lightly knead for about 5 mins till a smooth dough is formed. Dough will be slightly sticky. Lightly grease a clean bowl and place in the dough. Cover lightly and rest for 10 mins.
  5. Lightly grease your both hands. Punch down the dough and knead lightly. Divide dough into 12 equal portions. Wrap each dough with filling (or leave it plain) and seal the edge tightly. Place the bun, seams side down, on a lined baking sheet. Rest in a warm area for another 10mins.
  6. Meanwhile preheat oven to 200 deg cel. Glaze the bun with beaten egg. Bake for 12-15 mins until golden brown. 

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5 comments:

The Experimental Cook said...

wow! the buns look SO good !

Anonymous said...

Can i bake the buns 2 round? My oven is small. Tq.

Peng said...

You can half the recipe and bake 6 buns at a time.

Anonymous said...

How is the taste and bread texture as compare to the normal 2-3hrs proofing bread?

Peng said...

Anony....is soft but not that extremely fluffy with distinctive yeast taste cos of the amt of yeast added compare to the normal ones.

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