Love these! Wonderfully light and tender rolls and so QUICK! I didn't have self-rising flour and used the substitution of: 1 Cup all purpose flour + 1 tsp baking powder + 1/2 tsp salt....turned out fantastic.
I have to agree with other reviewers here: this recipe by itself makes pretty bland rolls. But it still deserves 4 stars because it only needs a couple of herbs added to make a delicious and easy made dinner roll. Rosemary, oregano, garlic, ... there are no limits.
I did not have self-rising flour but used 1 cup all-purpose flour, 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder and 1/2 teaspoon salt instead. Thanks for this great basic recipe, Miss Betty! :)
I'm so happy to see this recipe on this site! This is the easiest and most delicious roll recipe I have ever tried. They come out moist and sooo good! They always dissapear from the dinner table.
I am not sure why people are complaining that they are plain. What are they suppose to taste like. Well our family loved them. My DH and kids all ate them. We made it to go with our beef stroganof and green beans and it was great. I am not sure what people are looking for when they need all those spices. My husband thinks it must be a main meal. We use our rolls for a light side. The only thing is that this is more like a bisquet than a roll. But is sure tastes good. It would be great as bisquets and gravy. Sorry about spelling here. No spell check ;)
These rolls were a very light biscuit texture. My children and I loved them! I did make one change because I was out of mayo, I used 2 T. ranch dressing instead, which gave them a light ranch flavor (very good!) Since I don't use self-rising flour I used the Betty Crocker substitution of 1 cup flour, 1 1/2 t. baking powder and 1/2 t. salt. I will make these again :)
I like this recipe. It's pretty fast and easy to make, but I always add something like grated chedar cheese, bacon, roasted garlic or something because otherwise they are pretty bland for my taste. I like the biscuit consistency and I make them to eat with soups =)
I made these for lunch today to go with tomato soup. I added 1 tsp. of garlic powder, 1 tsp. of crushed rosemary and 1 tsp. of italian seasoning and they came out great. These are so simple!
I tried this recipe because it looked so easy and because the reviews were so good. I really didn't expect them to be very good. They are really good. My husband gave me a thumbs up and I will make them again.
I already made 2 batches today! I only fill them up halfway in the muffin cup and it ended up to get me 8. I also put jam in the middle and my second batch had cheese and ham in it. I added a little more water (not milk) to the batter so it came out more muffin like. The only thing is that I baked it longer since there's more moisture in the batter. But definitly a keeper!!
These just did not go well for me. They were way to dense and the outsides were crunchy. I added a dab of honey and some salt but they were completely bland. Decent enough if you don't have time for a dough to rise.
