Easy Garlic Rolls
Today in Western New York the temperature was 85 degrees with high humidity, but that didn't stop me from turning on the oven to make these easy garlic rolls.
My grandmother made something similar to this every time she made pizza she would make these wonderful garlic knots. I decided to change it up a bit and make it simple, just butter, garlic, and some parmesan cheese.
Here is what I used for the dough:
1 cup lukewarm water plus 2 tablespoons
1 package dry yeast
1-1/2 tablespoon butter (softened)
1 teaspoon sugar
3 cups all-purpose flour
I decided to use butter for this dough instead of oil or shortening, so I didn't add any salt. I added the water, yeast, butter, and sugar in my KitchenAid mixing bowl and let it sit for about 5 minutes to let the yeast begin to bubble.
Then added the flour and turned the mixer on low speed. I started out with just one cup of water but the dough wasn't coming together so I added two more tablespoons of water. Then finished mixing the dough by hand on a floured surface,
I covered the dough and let it rise for a little over an hour |
My mother was baking a cake and she called my aunt and said: "Christy do you have any minus" my aunt replied: "Helen what are you talking about" my mother said: "this recipe calls for 2 cups of water minus 2 tablespoons, and I don't have any minus" Oh! you had to know my mother and aunt, I just couldn't stop laughing.
Okay back to the garlic rolls, Here is what I used for the rolls:
4 cloves fresh garlic chopped fine
3 tablespoons butter melted
Garlic Powder
Parmesan Cheese
I spread the dough on 11x17 greased cookie sheet, brushed the butter on top, spread the garlic, and then sprinkled some garlic powder and Parmesan cheese.
I rolled this into a log and cut 1/2 inch pieces |
They came out nice and crispy with a buttery flavor and garlic in every bite. These make a great addition to your favorite pasta or just as a snack dipped in marinara sauce.
These are a perfect fit for garlic bread dinner rolls
As always thanks for stopping by, and I hope you enjoy!!
Pillsbury Best All Purpose Flour, 5 lb.Fleischmann's Active Dry Yeast, 3 pk, 0.75 oz PacketDomino Sugar, Granulated, 4LB CanisterChef'n GarlicZoom Garlic Chopper (X-Large)
I like butter and I like garlic so these should suit me very nicely!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you would enjoy these Bill, Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteWell, not a thing here not to like! I can almost smell the garlic from just reading the recipe. Heavenly recipe!
ReplyDeleteOh, and I love your family story about your mother and aunt. That's hilarious!
DeleteWell Susan, they sure did fill up the kitchen with a garlic smell!! When my cousin told me that story I couldn't stop laughing :)
DeleteYou had me at garlic Sam :)
ReplyDeleteYou can never have too much garlic Susan, I love cooking with it and these Buttery garlic rolls fit the bill. Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteSam, you are always and I mean always making me hungry, even after dinner! How do you do that? These garlic butter rolls look like something I would really enjoy, thanks.
ReplyDeleteWell you know what I always say? When your hungry you have to eat. So glad you like them. Thanks Olivia, and have a great weekend :)
DeleteThey look so good and I love the spirals! Also too funny about your mom. I don't have any minus either, unfortunately! I seem to only find plus when I'm in the kitchen, I'm always adding a bit more! ;-)
ReplyDeleteThey look so good and I love the spirals! Also too funny about your mom. I don't have any minus either, unfortunately! I seem to only find plus when I'm in the kitchen, I'm always adding a bit more! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI think that I've run out of minus too because I can't find any in my kitchen. It was a funny story, thanks Carlee :)
DeleteI will definitely share this recipe with my husband! He loves baking bread and enjoys "discovering" new recipes.
ReplyDeleteThese are just a little twist on garlic bread, thanks Cynyhia, and I hope you enjoy them.
DeleteLove the `minus` story, Sam. And your buttery garlic rolls look delicious. A 'must try' recipe for sure.
ReplyDeleteOh a funny story for sure Pat, Thanks for stopping by and have a great week :)
DeleteI would love these with some brisket! Very nice, Sam!
ReplyDeleteThese make a great add to just about anything. Thanks David.
DeleteI can almost imagine smelling them baking! Yum!
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