Whole Wheat Easy Mixer Free Homemad Breadrolls
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Whole Wheat Bread Rolls or dinner rolls are the perfectly filling breakfast for cozy mornings, next to soups and salads and whatever you please. Healthier, but they also taste so much better! Perfect with cheesy scrambled eggs and homemade mayo.
We always have homemade whole wheat bread. I cannot bear the thought of having to eat store bought bread everyday. It's just not the same. Perhaps it is so because I grew up with homemade bread.
Yes, there's many exciting bread out there, like sourdough, carrot bread and so on, but they areexpensive. So expensive they cannot be justified for everyday breakfasts. That's when you make your own, and trust me, it feels so much better. You always know what ingredients are put into it, and you can change it up any way you like.
Bread is a huge part of Norwegians' breakfasts. It may not be that common where you are from, but I urge you to give it a try. Homemade whole wheat bread with scrambled eggs, with jams and with cheese. It's all so delicious, and when it's right out of the oven, there's not much that's better than that.
I love mornings, it's my favorite time of the day. The day hasn't had the chance to go wrong just yet, and I can just relax. I like to wake up extra early just to be able to relax in the morning. I just don't function without a good breakfast. The comfort of warm bread out of the oven, with some deliciously creamy scrambled eggs, and freshly squeezed orange juice, freshly brewed coffee and a good book. Nothing can compare.
These whole wheat bread rolls are not just for breakfast. You can also have them next to your soups, salads and whatever you use bread for. They are pretty versatile!
Whole Wheat Bread Rolls
I made these one day when I realized I had forgotten to take bread out of the freezer the night before. There was extra time so I decided to just get these whole wheat bread rolls a go.
Begin with heating up the milk to 37C (98F), and mix it with the yeast. If you want you can add a little more yeast than in my recipe, and it will go a little faster, but they will still turn out fluffy. I am very particular with the temperature of the milk, the kneading and the rising, and if you do the same, I am confident that your whole wheat bread rolls will be equally amazing.
Mix in the oil. Add in the dry ingredients and knead with a mixer. You want the dough to let go of the bowl. Give it time, but if it will not happen, add a little more flour. The more flour you add, the denser they will become, so do not go overboard here. If it is too much flour, add more milk, until you get the right consistency (just letting go of the bowl).
Cover with a towel and rise on a warm place. I like to place it close to a heater, the fireplace or the like. But remember it can be too hot as well, so give it little space. Rise in about 50 minutes, until approximately doubled size. Form 9 golf ball sized balls and place them on a baking tray lined with parchment paper. I like to weigh my dough so that all the buns get the right size, making them easier to bake evenly.
Cover and rise once more, for around 40 minutes. You want them to rise to double in size. Brush each one with egg wash and sprinkle with sunflower kernels, poppy seeds or sesame seeds. Pre-heat the oven to 200C (400 F) and bake for around 12 minutes. If you've got a steam oven, try using the steam setting.
Cool them slightly on a cooling rack before cutting them in half. They taste amazing with butter and jam, or brown cheese or white cheese, but my favorite is these best ever scrambled eggs. I think I have mentioned them too many times in this post, but... it's amazing. Don't miss out.
Have a wonderful weekend!
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Ingredients
Whole Wheat Bread Rolls
- 12 gr fresh yeast, 0.4 oz
- 300 ml milk, 10 oz
- 2 tablespoon olive oil
- 45 gr spelt flour, 3.4 oz
- 165 gr whole wheat flour, 10 oz
- 210 gr all-purpose flour, 17 oz
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
Toppings
- 1 egg, for brushing, can substitute with milk or water
- poppy, sesame or sunflower seeds, I used sunflower seeds
Instructions
- Begin with heating up the milk to 38C (100F). In a large bowl, mix the heated milk with fresh yeast.*
- In the same bowl, add in the oil and mix to combine. Add in the dry ingredients (flours, salt and sugar) and knead with a mixer. You want the dough to let go of the bowl. Give it time, about 10 minutes. You can add more flour, but the more you add, the denser they will become, so less is more. If it is too much flour, add more milk, until you get the right consistency.
- Cover with a towel and rise on a warm place. Rise in about 50-60 minutes, or until doubled size.
- Form 9 golf ball sized balls and place them on a baking tray lined with parchment paper. I like to weigh my dough so that all the buns get the right size, making them easier to bake evenly.
- Cover and rise once more, for around 40-50 minutes. You want them to rise to double in size once more. Brush each one with egg wash and sprinkle with sunflower kernels or sesame seeds. Pre-heat the oven to 200C (400 F) and then bake for around 12 minutes.
- Cool them slightly on a cooling rack before cutting them in half. They taste amazing with butter and jam, brown cheese or white cheese, but my favorite is scrambled eggs and mayo. Enjoy!
Notes
* You can also use 2 level tsp/5g active dry yeast (mix with the warm milk), or 1 rounded tsp/4g instant dry yeast (mix it with the dry ingredients).
If you can't find spelt flour, you can use more whole wheat or white flour. You can also use all whole wheat flour, but they can be a little denser. Only all purpose flour will make them lighter and less filling.
Nutrition Information:
Yield: 9 Serving Size: 1 roll
Amount Per Serving: Calories: 220 Total Fat: 4.7g Saturated Fat: 0.9g Cholesterol: 2mg Sodium: 277mg Carbohydrates: 37.7g Fiber: 3.6g Sugar: 2.1g Protein: 8g
Nutrition information isn't always accurate, estimate for informational purposes only.
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