Logan’s Roadhouse Copycat Buttery Dinner Rolls

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Delicious- Soft – Buttery can it get any better rolls? Learn how to make these at home

You should see my printed copy of this recipe, it’s horribly stained with butter and ripped all over so I’m glad to get it online for you to enjoy but for  myself to find the recipe easier than looking through my tattered pages. Even if they do tell a story. They are best served after baking with as much butter as you’d like. They are really easy and delicious.

Learn how to Make Butter HERE!

Ingredients:

 

Directions:
1. Proof the yeast by adding in 3/4 cup of warm water with the 2 packages of active dry yeast and the sugar.  Stir with a fork and let sit to proof your yeast. Why? I like to make sure my yeast is still good and active before I throw in the rest of the ingredients only to watch it do nothing and never rise.

2. Mix together in a stand mixer with the paddle attachment mix in the flour, salt and dry  milk.

3. Add in in the proof yeast mixture plus the remaining 3/4 cup of water and stir.  Add in the beaten egg and mix to incorporate.

4. Next slowly pour in HALF of the melted (cooled) butter and mix to incorporate and on a lower speed mix until fully combined. The dough will be sticky.

5. Cover and allow to rise for one hour.

6. Prepare muffin tins by greasing or spraying (Learn how to make your own spray) and punch down the dough. Literally, punch it. It helps distribute the gas built up by the yeast expanding.

7. Using a spoon drop the dough into your prepared muffin tins (Makes approx 12). Brush with half the remaining butter and set aside and allow to double. 30-60 minutes

8. Preheat the oven to 400° F and bake the rolls for 16-18 minutes. Brush with remaining butter and serve warm!

 


 

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