Gluten Free Rolls (dairy free option) #desserts #cakerecipe #chocolate #fingerfood #easy
Thursday 7 November 2019
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Rolls. They are the ideal expansion to any feast and are one of those solace nourishments that we as a whole love to appreciate. After we began eating gluten free 7 years prior, we set out to make gluten free rolls that truly tasted great. They must be delicate and cushioned and have a rich taste.
Our initial hardly any endeavors at making gluten free rolls were… er… extraordinary. They may have taken after hockey pucks in excess of a roll and they additionally may have wound up in the garbage.
We continued having a go at, making changes and alterations throughout the years until at long last we figured out the code. We built up our Gluten Free Crescent Rolls and utilized that formula for a considerable length of time! It's an incredible formula that regardless we make regularly and works extraordinary for plans like cinnamon moves, pigs-in-a-cover, and even pizza.
- 3 cups high quality gluten free flour (see notes)
- 1 T potato flakes (NOT potato flour)
- 1 T gluten free instant yeast, room temperature
- 3 T sugar
- 1 tsp salt
- 1/3 cup powdered milk (optional, but highly suggested - omit if dairy free)
- 1/4 cup butter, softened (see notes for dairy free)
- 1 egg
- 1 1/2 cups water, just warmer than room temperature
Instructions
- Add all ingredients to the bowl of a stand mixer in order listed. Add the salt and sugar on opposite sides of the bowl.
- Mix on low until ingredients start to combine, then on medium for 3 minutes. The mixture will be thick to start and then soften after a minute or so. The dough should be sticky and softer than regular roll dough, more like a sticky cookie dough.
- If it is too dry (not sticky, easily handled, or crumbly), add a tablespoon or two of water.
- Likewise, if it is too wet (more like banana bread, not able to be formed or handled at all in the next step), add a tablespoon or two of flour.
- Because the dough is sticky, you'll want to coat your hands in oil so you can easily handle it. Divide the dough into 12 equal pieces and form into balls with oiled hands. You might need to re-apply oil a few times.
- Place the balls of dough in a 9X13" baking pan and cover the pan with plastic wrap or a light towel.
- Allow to rise in a warm location until nearly doubled in size. I heat the oven to 120 degrees, then turn it off before putting the rolls in to rise. You can also turn the oven on to 350 to preheat and set the pan of rolls on top of the stove. This rising period tends to be fairly quick with gluten free rolls, so watch them closely - checking after 15-20 minutes.
- When the rolls have almost doubled in size, preheat the oven to 350 degrees F and bake for 17-20 minutes, until golden brown on top and done inside. If you omitted the dry milk powder, the rolls might not brown as much so check the inside if they aren't browned by 20 minutes.
- Remove from the oven and brush with melted butter. These rolls are best served warm but we put the leftovers in a Ziploc bag and they were still soft the next day.
- This recipe freezes well.
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