The Biggest, Softest Dinner Rolls — Period
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A baking instructor demonstrates how to make large-batch potato rolls from the Big Book of Bread, detailing potato preparation, dough mixing, bulk fermentation, dividing, shaping, and baking.
From the video
Answers: How do you make big-batch potato rolls?
- potato bread recipe
- bread roll shaping technique
- bulk fermentation
- dough kneading
- baking soft dinner rolls
Ingredients
- 325 g Yukon Gold or Russet potatoes
- 558 g King Arthur unbleached all-purpose flour
- 67 g granulated sugar
- 14 g table salt
- yeast
- eggs
- butter
What it concludes
- Using cooked potatoes along with potato water supports a plushness in the final rolls that can only be achieved with treated starch.
- Dividing dough pieces into 60 grams each supports a final pan of rolls with even and beautiful lines.
- Pre-shaping dough pieces makes the final shape more beautiful.
- Subdividing the pan into three rows initially ensures an even distribution of rolls.
- Baking at 350°F for 20 to 25 minutes yields soft, golden, beautifully proofed rolls.
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