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i've used this recipe to make dinner rolls for several years now and have always been foolproof. the directions may be a bit strange but it works. After working with this recipe for a long tim...
I have never made rolls before so I tried this recipe because of so many glowing reviews. I tried this recipe twice, and was disappointed both times. My rolls really didn't rise, and they were...
i've used this recipe to make dinner rolls for several years now and have always been foolproof. the directions may be a bit strange but it works. After working with this recipe for a long tim...
This recipe is the answer to my love/hate relationship with making bread. Love the taste, hate the work! This is a great recipe. If anyone's results were biscuit like, then you did something ...
Great recipe- nice and fluffy rolls. After reading the reviews on this recipe, and seeing that many had trouble getting them to rise; I decided to try this recipe changing a couple of the meth...
For JOYCEMOSER - you questioned why your rolls turned out hard - you might have killed the yeast with your heated mixture being too hot when combined with the yeast. When heating liquid for a r...
Unbelieveable? Yes, ma'am! I used my Kitchen Aid mixer to make these rolls. I proofed the yeast (two packages, for those who wonder how much yeast to actually use) with the warm water and sugar ...
These live up to their name! They are tender, buttery, melt-in-your-mouth balls of heaven. As for people who can't seem to make them "fluffy", I have a couple of tips (as a former pastry chef). ...
I have never made rolls before so I tried this recipe because of so many glowing reviews. I tried this recipe twice, and was disappointed both times. My rolls really didn't rise, and they were...
I hope that this will help some of you out there making my roll recipe. I think the basic problem with making these is the temperture of the water and milk recipe. Do not let it exceed 105 to ...