Make the pullman loaf bread recipe.
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Author: Warren Prince
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Onion Rolls
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Instructions:
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Finely mince the onion.
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Saute the onion in the butter.
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When translucent, add the caraway seed and allow to cool to room temperature. You do not want the butter to set up, so you can keep warm over a pilot if you have one.
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Scale the dough into .15# (2.5 oz.) balls. Allow to rise for about an hour or till doubled.
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Flatten out the balls one at a time, using your fingers.
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Pick up the disc of dough, and flatten more between your fingers, turning the dough as you go...
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Continue till the dough is about .25 inch thick all around.
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Lay the disc on your bench, and spread a tablespoon of the onion mixture on top.
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Fold the bottom half of the disc up onto the top half, making a half moon.
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Fold one corner onto the other corner making a wedge.
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Press the dough into a greased muffin pan, pressing the point down in, and leaving the folds on top.
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Repeat with all the dough.
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Spray the roll tops with water and sprinkle with more caraway if desired. Bake at 350 till golden brown on top. Turn out onto a rack to cool.
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Ingredients:
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4.5 lb. Flour, all-purpose0.08 lb. salt0.4 lb. Sugar0.26 lb. Milk Powder0.04 lb. Yeast0.2 lb. Egg scrambled0.4 lb. Oil2.4 lb. water
Instructions:
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Mix everything together. Bake at 350
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This will make 8 1# loaves. 1# is the exact size to put in the pullman form.
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With the pullman loaves, be careful about weight and proof. Here are one pound doughs
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You should see that they didn't even fill the bottom half. But I let the raise for about an hour and a half, and here's the result. Obviously too big. So I'd either cut the dough weight down to .9 or cut the proofing time. Need to allow for the oven spring.
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Better picture of the dough spill over.
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Dough does not rise like normal dough.... It seems to just sit there..... I let it raise in the oven (pilot heat) for about an hour and a half, and it barely budged, but when baked, it will fill the form.
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2/27/05 -- Used butter instead of oil, and portioned at .15 pound for dinner rolls. Yielded 6 trays of 9 rolls each or 54 rolls.
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5/14/06 - Sauted a whole sweet onion in butter till translucent, and added poppyseeds. Let this cool. I then rolled out the roll, flat, and spread about a teaspoon and a half on the roll. Folded the roll into a semi-circle, and then again into a triangle. Put point down into muffin tins. Were really great. Everyone wanted these and not the plain ones.