Jordan Rolls
This is Christy's family's recipe. "We love them served alongside our meals," she says. "But they are especially good when you have ham, because they make the best little sandwiches for leftovers!"
This is Christy's family's recipe. "We love them served alongside our meals," she says. "But they are especially good when you have ham, because they make the best little sandwiches for leftovers!"
These are more like biscuits than traditional dinner rolls, they are super greasy (I mean that in a good way) and they are more flaky than doughy/yeasty. They are easy to make and delicious, just don't expect the result to be a regular bread roll. Since they have about 5 times the fat of an ordinary bread roll, I would not eat these on a regular basis but save them for a special occasion. They went very well with Thanksgiving dinner.
Read MoreFlour is sensitive to amount of liquids, so more liquids, more flour. I try to put least amount of flour. Still, may be sticky, but a little oil or shortening on my hands helps me get to rest dough without adding too much flour. I add second raise in bowl, makes rolls lighter! Full of flavor every time! Today, I added 1/2 c sweet coconut milk to 1 cup of water heated and used coconut oil for shortening. Two weeks before thanksgiving, daughter asks, "What's the occasion?' Nothing special, just wanted to make something special!
Read MoreRolls were very good. I had the same problem with not enough flour. Just kept adding more flour untl I could knead the dough. Making the rolls the size the recipe indicates makes the rolls too large. Next time will make rolls at least half of what the recipe stated Later used a roll as the bun for pork roll sandwich. This was also good, much beter than hamburg roll
Read Morequick-easy-delicious! Substituted 1 c whole wheat flour, and added 1/2 c flaxseed meal for more nutrition. Rolled risen dough out, then tucked it whole into 13x9 pan. Cut dough IN pan (with bench scraper) into 16 rolls...much easier. Bake time was more like 45 minutes total- to 195 degrees on instant read thermometer. will tape a copy of this to my cabinet - no need to put it away, will use every week!
Read MoreAre the proportions correct? It took 7 1/2 cups of flour to make this into a workable soft dough. With the 5 cups in the recipe, just a big gooey mess. My second batch using the extra flour made enough dough for 36 rolls!
Read MoreMade these for the first time for a dinner party. They were a 5* hit. Easy to make, not too time sensitive and the leftovers went home with my guests for breakfast. This recipe is a real "keeper"
Read MoreThis recipe is very easy to follow and you will not be disappointed with the results.So good. Have tried several of Christy's recipes. Real down home cooking. Keep this recipe on hand for the holidays to come. Your guests will love them.
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