I wanted to make hamburger buns and this
recipe from the "Taste of Home Baking Book" looked great and I
actually had all the ingredients on hand. I buy seeds and flours in bulk from one of the Amish groceries nearby. They were nice and light for
such nutritious buns. I modified the
recipe to use instant yeast – why wait for good things! I made some and walked over to Myrna’s to take a few to them for their supper.
Multigrain Buns
3
cups Warm Water -- 120°-130°
1 ½ cups Whole Wheat Flour -- 6 ounces
2
packages Instant Yeast -- or
active dry yeast
1
cup Oats -- 3 ounces
1
large Egg
¼ cup
Sesame Seeds
¼ cup
Sunflower Seed Kernals -- salted
1 teaspoon Caraway Seeds
¼ cup Oil
¼ cup Oil
3
tablespoons Butter -- softened
2
tablespoons Sugar
1
teaspoon Salt
½ teaspoon
White Vinegar
6
cups Flour, All-purpose or bread
flour -- 1 pound 11 ounces
1
large Egg Yolk - for topping
2
tablespoons Cold Water - combine with egg
Additional Oats
Combine whole
wheat flour, yeast, oats, egg, seeds, oil, butter, sugar, salt, vinegar, and 2
cups of the all-purpose or bread flour; add warm water; beat until smooth. Stir in remaining flour to form soft
dough. Change to a dough hook and knead
6 minutes or turn out on a lightly floured board and knead by hand 6-8
minutes. Let rest, covered, in a warm
place 10 minutes if using instant yeast (or until doubled, about 1 hour, if
using active dry yeast).
Deflate
dough, knead lightly and shape into round balls, about 3 1/2-3 3/4 ounces
each. Roll each into a 4 1/2"
circle. Place on greased (or parchment
lined) baking sheets. Cover and let rise
until doubled, 20 minutes (or 45 minutes for active dry yeast).
Beat
remaining egg yolk and water; brush over buns.
Sprinkle with additional oats.
Bake at 350°
for 20 -25 minutes on the middle rack location or until golden brown. Remove to wire racks to cool.
18 Buns
These are just beautiful!! Thanks for another wonderful post!1 dkc
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