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Crusty Bread Rolls (the best)



How to make Crusty Bread Rolls, simple step by step instructions from start to finish.
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  1. John those look delicious but your ingredient list 0.35, how can 4 gr yeast, 8 gr salt nd 6 gr sugar ALL be equal to 1 tsp each? Doesn't add up to me. Thanks.Also, isnt' 1 tsp of yeast quite a small amount for all that flour?

  2. John thank you these are wonderful rolls. Perfection in taste, size, crust and crumb. I made a double batch yesterday. One I cut in 6 the other 8, both sizes are perfect for a sandwich or whatever one needs a roll for. Thank you again.

  3. done these a couple times now John ; thanks they are fab. I also used them to spread garlic butter on them to eat with my homemade lasagne …. delicious. the also make great bruschetta if toasted with sun dried tomatoes garlic and basil with some cheese

  4. John, I had to laugh. I made another batch yesterday and when I was finished with the proofing I weighed out the dough on my digital scale and it was exactly 860 grams. Have to say, I was pretty proud of myself.

    Little story: my neighbor called me the other morning… I picked it up, said "hello," and the first thing she said to me was… "do you have any of those buns? I'm jonesing for one." I had one left and took it over to her. You'd think I'd just given her water in a desert. She loves them. Gave her two more last night right out of the oven.

    Anyway, and as always, thanks for your coaching and encouragement, John, Truly appreciate it, sir. My best to you and your family. Respect. God bless.

  5. These look so scrumptious! I know my husband and son will love them as much as I will! Even though I am losing my sight to macular degeneration, I feel that if I can measure properly I can still bake bread, as I have been pretty good at it in the past. It’s a good way to de-stress, and feel satisfied at the end of the day, and with good bread and fresh butter, things don’t seem quite so bad. I just found your channel today, and I think we will be spending the winter together, you and I. You have a soothing voice and a kind manner, and have soothed my soul today. Thank you.

  6. Made my fourth batch of these yesterday and I nailed it. They turned out perfectly. So grateful to John for this recipe. As I have never baked any breads from scratch before, I was a little intimidated in taking on these buns, but with John's detailed video and some additional advice that he was so kind to provide me in the comments section, I am no longer cowed by the thought of taking on such tasks. Indeed, I am actually confident that I will be successful in any baking project that I take on. Looking forward to my next, "Kirkwood Challenge." Again, John, thank you so much for the help, instruction, guidance and encouragement. You have made me a better cook than I was a few short weeks ago. You the man. Respect, and God bless.

  7. They look reallyy nice!
    Do you think you can make them oval the day before, make the final proof in the fridge and bake them in the morning? The final proof is short and I'm not sure if this will work. Do you think there is another way of making them the night before and bake them the next day?

  8. Thank you so much! I loved this recipe – Instead of dusting with flour at the end, I coated the slightly stick tops in sesame seeds for crusty sesame rolls, absolutely perfect with olive oil or butter!

  9. Hi, John. I tried this for the first time today and my attempt came up short. Trying to figure out what I did wrong. My yeast mix wasn't as frothy as yours (brand new bottle). Other than that, I think I might have a problem with my electric stove's reported temperature. Had it dialed in for 390 degrees F, but my new oven thermometer is telling me that the real temp is 348. Anyway, I ended up cooking the rolls for a full 34 minutes, but I think I'm still short of the mark. Anyway, doing an oven temperature test now to see what 390 really is on the gauge. Going to have another go at it making the rolls tomorrow. I figure if I keep doing it I'll finally get it. Just thought I'd let you know how my first shot at it went. Sorry for letting you down, big guy. My perseverance will win out.

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