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![]() " wrote: > > Arri London wrote: > > Anyone have a tried and true recipe for those very soft dinner rolls? > > Have tried a few recipes from the cookbooks we have inherited but the > > rolls are just too 'bready' instead of soft and fluffy. > > > > My mother likes them and I'm trying to get as many calories into her as > > poss LOL. > > > > TIA > > I think these are a development of commercial bakeries where all types > of chemicals, (yes, I know that everything is made of chemicals, and > that all chemicals are naturally occuring, ie: dough conditioners), are > added to the dough for texture and preservation, but I've never tasted > a truly homemade bread that had the texture and flavor of the soft > stuff you're talking about. > > I don't think you can make these at home w/o purchasing sacksful of > commercial products. Buy the rolls at a supermarket. You'll get what > you want and save money. But will also be getting a lot of chemicals that aren't really necessary to anyone's diet LOL. Thanks anyway. |
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