This is actually my mother-in-law's recipe. She gave it to me when I had my bridal/Pampered Chef shower. (In the invites all the guests got recipe cards to write me their favorite recipes, this is the one I use the most!) These rolls are simple, light and fluffy, and perfect for many different uses. The original recipe says it makes 12 but I've made them many times and I prefer to make 9 slightly larger instead.
What you need:
- 1 c. warm water
- 2 T. melted butter
- 1 egg
- 2 T. sugar
- 1 T. powdered milk
- 1/2 T. salt
- 3 1/4 c. flour
- 2 1/2 t. yeast
Put ingredients in the order listed into the bread machine. Run on the Dough cycle. After the cycle is finished take out the dough and form it into balls(9 or 12 balls, your preference!) Let them rise in a warm place for 40 minutes. Bake at 375F for 15-18 minutes. After you take them out of the oven brush melted butter on the tops and the sides.
Get the printable version of this recipe HERE.
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Sweet Lady you have posted more yummy goodies again this week.
I think it is rather cool to go to your blog and see that you had made homemade rolls just like I do and I just got my batch out of the oven. Cool I thought,
My sister has requested pumpkin whoopie pies for her birthday so I just may surprise her.
She tasted mine and feel in love
with them.
You have a wonderful day and weekend may God Bless You. Do you have any snow yet?
Bonnie
That's so neat that she requested them!
Nope no snow here yet but the extended forecast says its going to get really cold next week!
BRRRRRRRRRRR! I am in south Carolina and we still have low 70's during the day. Low 40's at night. We get our coldest weather between Jan and March.
I don't have a bread machine, do you know if this would work in a stand mixer with a dough hook? I have only ever made pizza dough before but I would love to learn to make everything else! Bread is pretty expensive! =)
Bonnie: It's still pretty nice here during the day but that's going to change next week.
Valerie: You would just have to try it. Make sure you knead it enough.
Marissa,
Do you think they can be made by hand? Do you use a bread machine or a mixer with a dough hook? I’m just curious but I don’t have either.
For this recipe I use a bread machine, but for most recipes I use a mixer with a dough hook. Yes I’m sure they could be kneaded by hand, you may just have to knead it, let it rise, knead it again, and let it rise again.