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This morning I used it to make quick cinnamon rolls and it worked perfectly. You might be tempted to freeze the dough, thaw it and then bake them. Freezing unbaked and thawing these rolls is tricky because the half-moon shapes might open up in the oven and wreck all your hard work. This is not anything like a Parker House roll!
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Now, with this recipe, you can make Parker House Rolls for your next Sunday dinner or holiday gathering. It'll be the most requested dish in no time. Legend has it that Parker House rolls were created by accident as a disgruntled baker slammed a tray of rolls in the oven. The jolted rolls emerged with their signature folded appearance, and the guests raved about them.
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Straight from the refrigerator, I was able to stretch it and roll it, slather it with seasoned butter, fold, cut and put into my buttered pan. I followed the recipe exactly and they are terrific and quite buttery. While these are not quite the texture of traditional Parker House rolls, my family thought they were delicious. A great time saver for a busy home cook. I don't have a nearby bakery that makes small, delicate rolls, and am happy to have these as a semi-homemade alternative. I only ended up using about two thirds of the amount of butter called for and they were plenty buttery.
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Good but don’t skip the melted butter for the last step.I added a few pinches of flaky salt as well. There is nothing finer than these rolls dipped in the jus left in the platter by the Sunday Roast Beef! I can see the yellowish copy of Fannie Farmer sitting on a shelf in my mothers kitchen. The only one she owned until I started cooking as a teenager and borrowed a copy of Betty Crockers' Picture Cookbook from the library. I later bought a copy, which I still have. Marked $3.75 from Hutchinson's Book Store in New Bedford Massachusetts.
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Mama was a dedicated bread maker and made whole wheat bread every week. Her cinnamon and sugar loafs were always a treat, and I ate the last one she made that I found in the freezer when I was closing her home. To reheat, remove the plastic, wrap loosely with foil, and warm in a low oven until hot. You can brush the warm buns with a little melted butter as well, if you'd like. I let the dough rise for an hour, but have found that you can bake the shaped rolls right away without a second rise.
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Parker House rolls are irresistibly soft, buttery, and only require one rise! This famous recipe from Boston Parker House Hotel is the ultimate dinner roll recipe for any holiday table or special gathering. We prefer to knead this dough by hand, but feel free to whip them up in a stand mixer with a dough hook if you’d rather. And while some bread recipes recommend letting the dough rise in a warm place, this Parker House rolls recipe calls for rising at room temperature. Cooler temps will encourage the dough to rise more slowly, giving it time to develop flavor. You could even chill the dough overnight, then shape the rolls the next day.
I used Publix ready to use pizza dough in a bag from the bakery section. I bought it the Tuesday before Thanksgiving. It was already very puffy when I took it from my refrigerator. After rolling and cutting the rolls took about 1 hour to completely fill the pan. I just made a half recipe of these with one package of fresh store-bought pizza dough that was a puffy and well risen ball in a plastic bag.
I generally love everything that Melissa Clark does, but I was disappointing with these. I used pizza dough from Whole Foods, and I did have it out for almost 2 hours, so it was light and fluffy. The rules the word as some of the others have said like a pizza not not really like a fluffy Parker House role?
Parker House Rolls are soft, melt in your mouth rolls, that are buttered before and after baking for rich irresistible flavor. They are so good, it’ll be hard not to want to make them everyday. It was a wonderful dough to work with.
This classic recipe is an adaptation of one found in a revised edition by Marion Cunningham. It takes time but very little effort, and you will be rewarded with soft, pillowy, butter-rich rolls worthy of your best breadbasket. These rolls were a HUGE hit at the Thanksgiving table! Every one of the 12 guests commented on how good they were.
And I’m relieved I beta tested them before Thanksgiving. People will like them, I’m sure, but for my time and money I’ll make actual rolls. Using premade pizza dough is not that big of a cheat-pizza dough is just not that hard folks. The delicately sweet and fluffy yeast rolls are the perfect size for holiday meals and parties. They can be served as they are, or you can get creative and turn them into small sliders.
These pillow-y rolls are a bread lovers dream come true. Optional is topping these exquisite rolls with flaky salt extra flare and taste. These will soon become a dinner favorite. Use them for holiday meals, special occasions, or when ever you just want a home baked divinely made roll.
Expect a plain white bread roll, nothing fancy.I did through step #7, then fridged overnight. I brought them to room temp about three hours before baking them. I baked them as we were cutting the turkey, etc, so served them right out of the oven, but they were good the next day, too. An improvement would be to state what size rectangle to roll out, better than saying 1/3 inch high. I hand-rolled scraps into more rolls. The first time I made these, they came out beautifully but needed a little salt.
I may have taken a misstep, but I think next year, I’d rather just spend a little bit of extra time and do the showcase method. Yes, Parker House Rolls are dinner rolls. But they are differentiated from other kinds of rolls by their signature layers. This makes Parker House Rolls easy to pull apart and separate to enjoy the softness inside. Everyone wants to eat them; so few know how to make them.
Only 15 minutes at 450° yielded rolls on the verge of burning. Folding the dough over on itself made rolls whose top and bottom halves slid apart. The flavors in the topping were tasty, so I may try that with regular rolls.
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