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Scottish Morning Rolls

Bincy Chris
This easy Scottish morning rolls recipe will help you make the best Morning rolls in a simple and easy, No Knead" method.
5 from 2 votes
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 14 minutes
Proofing Time 1 hour 55 minutes
Total Time 2 hours 19 minutes
Course Breakfast
Cuisine British
Servings 9 Scottish Morning Rolls

Ingredients
  

  • 715 g Flour or 5 1/2 cups (loosely packed)
  • 465 ml Warm Water or 2 cups-1 tbsp( ideally around 95 F)
  • 6 g Yeast or 2 tsp
  • 14 g Salt or 2 tsp
  • 25 g Sugar or 2 tbsp
  • 42.6 g Melted Butter or 3 tbsp (can use vegetable oil or lard instead)

Instructions
 

Prepare the dough

  • Into a bowl, add in the lukewarm water.The water should be not cold nor hot ,just slightly warm; ideally around 95 F.
  • Then add sugar, salt, yeast and stir to dissolve the ingredients in water.
  • Add in the melted butter.
  • Then the flour.
  • Combine everything together to form a homogenous dough(evenly hydrated with no dry patches)

Proof the dough

  • Cover the bowl with cling film or with a damp cloth.
    Let the dough proof for 45 minutes in a warm environment.

Divide the dough

  • After proofing the dough, degas the dough.
  • Pull the dough from sides of the bowl, stretch it and turn it into the center; until it forms a dough ball.
  • Transfer it to a clean work surface.
    Dust the surface of dough with some flour so that it will not stick.
    Now it will be easy to handle the dough.
  • Divide the dough into 9-12 equal pieces.

Shape the Morning Rolls

  • Take each of the dough ball, degas and flatten the dough.
    Pull the edges towards the center and shape into small round balls.
    Finish all the dough portions.
  • Cover the dough balls so that they won’t get dry.
    Let them sit on the counter for 6-8 minutes.
    This resting time will give some time for the dough balls to relax and thus it will prevent its tendency to rebound back while we shape them finally.
  • After 8 minutes, take each dough ball, and flatten it with the help of hands or using a rolling pin.
    It should be around 4 inches in diameter.
  • Place each of them on to the parchment lined baking sheet.
    I arranged them closer, touching each other.
    This will help them get that beautiful “pull apart” morning rolls look.
  • To prevent any chance of sticking ,dust the surface with some gluten free flour like rice flour or with some semolina.

Final Rising

  • Cover the dough balls with a plastic film and let them rise for around 60 minutes in a warm environment.
  • After 1 hour our rolls have risen well and they are ready to go into the oven.

Bake the Scottish Morning Rolls

  • Bake the Scottish Morning Rolls in a 460 F or 240 C preheated oven for 12-14 minutes or until the top get deep golden brown in color.
  • Transfer the rolls on to a cooling rack, so that steam will not get entrapped underneath and the bottom will not get soggy.
  • Wait for around five minutes or until they are almost cool down.
    Cover the rolls with a kitchen towel so that they will remain soft for longer.
  • Enjoy these Oven Fresh Scottish Morning Rolls with some ham ,bacon or with square sausage!

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