How to Make Easy Yeast Rolls Like Restaurants
Texas Roadhouse Rolls
These Copycat Texas Roadhouse Rolls are brushed with sweet honey butter and can be made in a bread machine or by hand! A perfect side dish idea for holidays and family dinners!
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Guys, I'm not a baker by a long shot. So if I can nail down these rolls, you have anamazing shotof doing the same. I've been making these rolls foryears,it's the only time you'll see me with a rolling pin.
The ingredients that you need are incredibly simple, and you can even use a bread maker for these!
Ingredients
- Active Dry Yeast -See below for using Rapid Rise instead
- Milk
- Honey
- Butter
- Egg
- Salt
- Flour- All-purpose or bread flour may also be used
Subbing Instant/Rapid Rise Yeast for Active Dry
- Cooks Illustrated recommends using 25% less yeast if using Instant instead of Active Dry.
- In this recipe, that equates to 1 + 3/4 teaspoons.
- Combine the yeast with the flour instead of adding it to the warm milk.
- Proceed as outlined, no need to let the milk stand for 5 minutes after combining it with the honey.
Measuring The Flour
- Be sure to scoop your flour out with a spoon and sift it into a measuring cup. Don't dip the cup right into the flour or you'll measure out too much, which will make your rolls dense.
- Alternatively, you can weigh the flour. 1 cup of all-purpose or bread flour weighs 120 grams. So 4 cups = 480 grams, be sure to subtract the measuring cup from the weight.
Make Ahead Method
Method 1: Prepare dough and refrigerate overnight
- Prepare rolls, let them rise twice, cover with saran wrap and refrigerate overnight until ready to bake. The bake as outlined.
Method 2: Bake and Reheat
- Bake for no more than 12 minutes, before the tops start to brown too much.
- Don't top them with the melted butter yet. Let them come to room temperature and store them in an airtight container.
- When ready to serve, bake for a few minutes at 350°, until the tops are golden brown.
- Top with melted butter and serve!
Method 3: Freeze Unbaked Rolls
- Freeze unbaked rolls for up to 1 month, (no longer than that). Arrange on a baking sheet and cover them. Let them thaw in the refrigerator overnight. Bake as instructed.
Can You Use a Bread Machine?
- Yes. Scald the milk first and let it reduce to lukewarm. Then add the ingredients to a bread machine in the order listed in the recipe card and select the doughsetting.
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Once complete, Spray a large bowl with cooking spray and drop the dough inside. Cover the bowl (plastic wrap or a damp cloth works) and let it rise for an hour in a warm place.
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Punch down the dough and roll it out on a flat, floured surface until it's about ½ inch thick. Fold it in half and gently seal.
- From there, proceed with rolling and cutting the rolls. Place them on baking sheets, cover, and let them rise until doubled in size.
- Bake and brush with honey butter.
How to Make Dough Rise:
Dough needs a warm environment in order to rise. If you're having trouble, try these tricks. Note: it may take the dough longer to rise with these methods:
–Method #1: (👉My favorite)- Preheat the oven to 315° F and place the bowl on top of a warm spot on the oven. For me, the warmest spot is right in the front of the oven between the front two burners.
–Method #2:Place a baking tray on the bottom rack in the oven. Remove the top rack. Boil water and pour it into the tray, then place the bowl of dough on top and close the door.
-Method #3: (Assuming you have a warm place for the dough to rise but it still isn't)-Take a new package of active dry yeast and mix it with 1/4 cup of warm water and 1/2 teaspoon of sugar. Let it sit for 10 minutes until it starts to foam. Knead the yeast mixture into the dough, and place it in a warm place to rise.
How Do You Scald Milk and Why?
–Scalding milk is the first step in this recipe, and it requires you to bring the milk to a near boil, remove it from the heat, and allow it to come down in temperature.
-Scalding milk helps to ensure that the dough is light and fluffy by killing the protein in the milk, which keeps the gluten intact. The gluten is what aids in the breakdown of the sugar and yeast, which in turn allows it to rise.
What to Serve with Texas Roadhouse Rolls
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These Copycat Texas Roadhouse Rolls are brushed with sweet honey butter and can be made in a bread machine or by hand! A perfect side dish idea for holidays and family dinners!
- 1 ¼ cup Milk
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 4 Tablespoons melted Butter, separated
- 1 large Egg, at room temperature
- ¼ cup Honey
- 4 cups all-purpose Flour, or Bread Flour
- 2 ¼ teaspoon Active Dry Yeast, or 1 packet
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If using a bread machine, see next section below.
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Bring the milk to a near boil. Remove it from heat when you see it begin to steam and small bubbles form on the side of the pan. Let it reduce to lukewarm, between 80-90 degrees.
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Mix the milk, yeast, and honey in a small bowl until well combined. Let it sit for 5 minutes.
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In a large bowl, mix 3 tablespoons of the butter, the milk mixture, the room temperature egg, and 2 cups of flour. Mix slowly until smooth. (Use a mixer with a dough hook if you have one, otherwise it works by hand.) Gradually add the remaining 2 cups of flour and mix until a dough has formed.
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Add salt, and mix/knead for 8 minutes. Then drop the dough onto a floured surface and knead for a few more minutes.
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Spray a large bowl with cooking spray and drop the dough inside. Cover the bowl (plastic wrap or a damp cloth works) and let it rise for an hour in a warm place.
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Punch down the dough and roll it out on a flat, floured surface until it's about ½ inch thick. Fold it in half and gently seal.
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Cut into 24 squares of even size and place on 2 lightly greased cookie sheets. Cover them and let them rise for 30-40 minutes,, until doubled in size.
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Preheat oven to 350 degrees and bake for 12-15 minutes, or until the top is a light golden brown.
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Melt the remaining tablespoon of butter and brush the top of the rolls.
If using a Bread Machine:
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Bring the milk to a near boil. Remove it from heat when you see it begin to steam and small bubbles form on the side of the pan. Let it reduce to lukewarm, between 80-90 degrees.
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Add the ingredients to the bread machine in the order listed in the ingredient section of this recipe card. If your manual indicates a different order, follow that.
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Set the bread machine to the dough cycle, let it do the work from there.
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Once complete, Spray a large bowl with cooking spray and drop the dough inside. Cover the bowl (plastic wrap or a damp cloth works) and let it rise for an hour in a warm place.
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Punch down the dough and roll it out on a flat, floured surface until it's about ½ inch thick. Fold it in half and gently seal.
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Cut into 24 squares of even size and place on a 2 lightly greased and lightly colored baking sheets. Cover them and let them rise for 30-40 minutes,, until doubled in size.
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Preheat oven to 350 degrees and bake for 12-15 minutes, or until the top is a light golden brown.
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Melt the remaining tablespoon of butter and brush the top of the rolls. Serve with Copycat Texas Roadhouse Butter.
Make sure your yeast is fresh andnotexpired!
Subbing Instant/Rapid Rise Yeast for Active Dry:
- Cooks Illustrated recommends using 25% less yeast if using Instant instead of Active Dry.
- In this recipe, that equates to 1 + 3/4 teaspoons.
- Combine the yeast with the flour instead of adding it to the warm milk.
- Proceed as outlined, no need to let the milk stand for 5 minutes after combining it with the honey.
Measuring the Flour:
- Be sure to scoop your flour out with a spoon and sift it into a measuring cup. Don't dip the cup right into the flour or you'll measure out too much, which will make your rolls dense. Use a knife to level off the top.
- Bread flour or all-purpose flour both work well in this recipe.
- Alternatively, you can weigh the flour. 1 cup of all-purpose or bread flour weighs 120 grams. So 4 cups = 480 grams, be sure to subtract the measuring cup from the weight.
If your dough doesn't rise:
If you're baking on a chilly Fall or Winter day, it might be tougher to get your dough to rise as it needs to do so in a warm place. These tricks can get you out of a bind, just note that itmaytake longer for your dough to rise if these methods are needed:
-Method #1: Preheat the oven to 315 degrees and place the bowl on top of a warm spot on the oven. For me, the warmest spot is right in the front of the oven between the front two burners.
-Method #2:Place a baking tray on the bottom rack in the oven. Remove the top rack. Boil water and pour it into the tray, then place the bowl of dough on top and close the door.
-Method #3: (Assuming you have a warm place for the dough to rise but it still isn't)-Take a new package of yeast and mix it with 1/4 cup of warm water and 1/2 teaspoon of sugar. Let it sit for 10 minutes until it starts to foam. Knead the yeast mixture into the dough, and place it in a warm place to rise.
Calories: 117 kcal , Carbohydrates: 19 g , Protein: 3 g , Fat: 2 g , Saturated Fat: 1 g , Cholesterol: 13 mg , Sodium: 122 mg , Potassium: 54 mg , Sugar: 3 g , Vitamin A: 90 IU , Calcium: 19 mg , Iron: 1 mg
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