I got
spontaneously baking again when I noticed that there is no bread in
the house. Sometimes baking is just easier than going to the shop...
These rolls in any case are very easy and anyone can make them, spelt
flour is the secret ingredient once again.
250ml milk
150g black olives
(small can)
3dl wheat flour
4dl spelt flour
2tbsp dry yeast
1tsp salt
3tbsp olive oil
Method:
Warm up the milk
lukewarm and chop the olives smaller. Mix the dry ingredients
(flours, salt, yeast) together. Then add the milk, olive oil and the
chopped olives to the mix and stir. There is no need to knead the
dough a lot, you can even just stir it all with a spatula. Let the
dough rise under a tea towel in a warm place for about one hour.
Shape rolls of the
dough and place them on baking parchment. Brush little cold water on
the roll surfaces before baking.
Bake at 225C for
about 10-15 minutes until the rolls are golden brown with crispy
crusts.
Have them as
breakfast with butter and cheese or serve with a soup or pasta dish.
Your VegHog
These are also wonderful filled with the ingredients from my previous post: Heirloom tomato and mozzarella salad!
ReplyDeleteI love anything that's delicious and easy to make (such a lazy butt, I know.) hahah
ReplyDeleteThese look perfect to make during this windy weather.
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Making fresh rolls is so great. I love to taste the first one with butter and cheese when it comes out of the oven. :)
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