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Harlan Butler
Harlan Butler Posts: 1
edited November -1 in Baking

Ingredients

1 Pkg yeast. 

1/4 Cup warm water

3/4 Cup milk

1/2 Cup sugar

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2 Eggs

1 teaspoon salt

1/2 Cup corn oil

4 Cups flour

Instructions

OVEN 350                15 MINUTES

BEST IF DOUGH IS MADE IN MORNING OR DAY BEFORE

Bread machine is what I use for mixing, but you can do it by hand.

Dissolve yeast in water. { I use Saf-instant brand and use 1 and a half teaspoon}

Mix in milk and sugar

Add this to 2 well beaten eggs, (room temp.)

1 teaspoon salt, 1/2 Cup corn oil and 4 Cups flour

{ I put the flour in the bread machine, put the salt in the sugar, beat the eggs,add liquids, stir

 put the yeast on top of the flour and pour all the rest on top} 

Put on dough cycle, it goes through complete cycle.

I put the dough when it is done into a ziploc bag or 2 and toss in the refrigerator.  Over night is good or make the dough first thing in the morning.

Divide dough in half, roll out into circle 1/4 inch thick

cut each circle into 12 pieces and roll each piece from the Big end.

Place on greased cookie sheet and let rise 4-5 hours in warm place. 

BAKE AT 350 FOR 15 MINUTES TOPS WILL BROWN

Brush with butter when you take them out.  Put on platter immediately

Notes

I have tried to mess this recipe up and it is pretty fool-proof. They can go flat if dough gets much beyond a day and if the yeast is no good. These make puffy melt in your mouth rolls. Great for cinnamon roll dough too. I have made them into cup cake pans and rolled 3 little balls of dough into each holder. Crescent always seem to delight the best. Even if they unroll while baking, they are still great.

Number of Servings: 24

Time to Prepare: 24 Hours