These are the best dinner rolls you will make, buttery, soft, fluffy and simple. The buns are topped with a brown butter, pickle, onion seed crumble and mozzarella cheese.
Course Appetizer, Bread, Breakfast, Brunch, Side Dish, Starter
Cuisine American
Servings 8people
Equipment
Mixing bowl/Stand mixer with dough hook
Dough scraper
9 inch baking dish
Ingredients
Dinner rolls:
180gm warm milk
50gm sugar
15gm yeast
50gm yogurt
400gm flour
1/4tspsalt
85gm buttersoftened
Topping:
60gm butter
4garlic clovesminced
50gm picklesfinely chopped
1tsponion seeds
1tspsesame seeds
1/2tspdried organo
1/4tspcrushed black pepper
1/8tsppaprika powder
60gm mozzarella cheese
Instructions
We start by mixing the yeast, warm milk and sugar in a bowl. Let it sit for a few minutes until frothy. Then add the flour, yogurt, salt and mix until almost combined. If you are doing this by hand it will take 3-4 mins. It will be a sticky dough which is what makes them very fluffy once baked.
Then start adding our softened butter to the dough and knead further. The dough will take 6-8 mins to come together if you are using a send mixer. Be patient and mix it well. If you are doing this by hand knead it until the dough feels soft and elastic should take 15 mins or so. Cover the dough and let it rise for 1 hour or until doubled in volume, this is the first proof.
Once the dough is risen, portion into 16 pieces and roll them into balls. Nothing precise here, just a little shaping. Transfer them to the baking dish and cover, let them rise for 15 mins or until risen.
In the mean time preheat the oven to 180℃ and let us make the crumble topping. In a pan on medium add the butter and cook it on low heat until it starts to foam up, add the minced garlic, sesame seeds, onion seeds and pickles. Cook for a couple of mins longer and take off the heat, add the oregano, paprika and crushed black pepper.
Pour this mixture over the risen buns and top it with mozzarella cheese. Bake for 20 mins until golden, risen and done. Serve hot.
Notes
Let the dough rise for as long as needed until it is doubled in volume for the first proof.
When browning the butter make sure to keep the heat low as we don’t want it to burn.