For this week’s Bake Along from Fondbites, Subhashini selected some bread rolls with surprises. There were 5 types of rolls she shared with us and two of those had cheese in them. One was left plain and the other stuffed with minced meat. And the final one which I chose was with Italian Seasoning. Actually I thought of skipping this challenge and during afternoon I got a message from Subhashini saying that I am one of the consistent bakers of the group having posted four challenges in a row. So I didn’t want to miss out this challenge and I set to work on these rolls at 3pm. The rolls were ready by 4:30pm.
These rolls are quite spicy. I did some changes to the recipe, added some extra spices and made the rolls very hot and spicy. The only thing I missed was some cheese dip. When the rolls were baking in the oven, my house was filled with the wonderful aroma of garlic and spices and I remembered the Garlic bread we ordered during a Blogger’s meet. The rolls had crispy crust and soft crumb and they were absolutely delicious. Just have a dip at the side and you will be happy!!
Recipe Source: Fondbites
Makes 12 small clover rolls
Ingredients:
Flour/ Maida-1 1/2 cups
Salt-3/4 tsp
Sugar-1 tbs
Instant Yeast-1/2 tbs
Olive Oil-1 tbs
Garlic Powder-1 tbs
Italian Seasoning- 1 tbs
Red Chilly Flakes-1 tsp
Luke Warm Water-1/2 cup
Procedure:
1. In a bowl mix all the ingredient except water.
2. Add water and knead a slightly sticky dough.
3. Transfer dough to counter and knead for 10 minutes until smooth and elastic.
4. In a bowl apply oil, place the dough inside and rotate it to coat it with oil.
5. Cover with cling wrap and allow it to double for 1 hour.
6. Transfer dough to counter, remove air and shape it into a rectangle.
7. Divide it into 12 equal portions.
8. Divide each portion into 3 equal parts.
9. Shape them into balls and place three balls in a muffin mould.
10. Likewise repeat with the remaining 11 portions.
11. Cover and set aside for 15 minutes.
12. Preheat oven to 200°C.
13. Brush the rolls with milk and bake for 20 minutes until golden brown.
14. Remove from oven and serve hot with a dip or sauce.
Mix all the ingredients in a bowl.
Add water and make sticky dough.
Knead for 10 minutes.
Allow it to double.
Roll it into a rectangle and divide into 12 portions.
Divide each portion into three balls.
Place three balls in a muffin mould to form a clover pattern.
Allow it to double. Give a milk wash and bake in preheated oven.
Remove when golden.
They had crispy crust and soft crumb.
So yumm!!!
look lovely. Nice to have with some soup.
looks so delicious and aromatic sis
wish to have those spicy delights with hot tea!
One doubt Gayathri-
Will the results be the same if I use dry yeast instead of instant yeast? I don’t seem to be getting instant yeast nearby.
If you proove it properly, the results would be the same Vidhya. Happy Baking!
Hi Gayathri,
I would like to know what make or brand of instant yeast do you use? Also please let me know how to use Active Dry Yeast because when i am trying to activate it, i do not get the frothy consistency to know that the yeast is active. Please guide me on this.
Thanks!
Lavanya
Hi Lavanya, I use Angel Instant Yeast. You get it in 500gm pack. I just put the box in freezer and use it when ever I need. Using the right temperature of water for dry yeast makes it frothy. But as I had so many problems getting the perfect warm water, I switched to instant yeast..
How can I use garlic instead of garlic powder in this recipe?
Grate it and add it while mixing.