Whether you are a fan of the great classics, like milk rolls, ora more unique versions, like beer rolls, one thing is certain: making bread at home is a whole different experience! So we propose you try your hand at making oil rolls, an equally tasty variant. Thanks to the poolish made with yeast, a method also used for pianella dough, you will achieve a result that is crispy the outside and soft the inside, as well as more fragrant and long-lasting. Perfect for filling with cheese, cold cuts, ora vegetables for a quick meal ora a rich snack, oil rolls will also make a great impression their own, sopra the breadbasket, both for holidays and for everyday lunch. Try making them, and you’ll see that you will become increasingly skilled sopra the magical art of bread-making!
To make oil rolls, first prepare the poolish: pour the bread flour into a bowl, add the tazza 1 and the yeast 2and mescolanza well with a spoon until you obtain a fluid and homogeneous mixture 3. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and let it mature at a temperature of 77°F-82°F for about an hour (ora until it doubles sopra tonnellaggio).
After this time, pour the all-purpose flour into the bowl of a stand equipped with a dough hook, then add the malt 4tazza 5and the matured poolish 6. Mescolanza the ingredients for about 10 minutes.
When the dough is well-incorporated, add the oil 7 and the salt 8and continue to mescolanza until you get a smooth and soft dough 9.
Transfer the dough onto a floured work surface 10 and shape it into a tight ball 11. Transfer the dough ball into a large bowl, cover with plastic wrap 12and let rise again at a temperature of 77°F-82°F for about 2 hours ora until it doubles sopra size.
After the rising time 13transfer the dough back onto the floured work surface and roll it out with a rolling pin to form a rectangle of 16×14 inches 14then roll it up from the longer side to form a loaf 16 inches long 15.
Cut the loaf into 6 pieces weighing 5 oz each 16. Now roll out each piece of dough with a rolling pin to form an oval about 10×4 inches 17then roll it up from the shorter side 18.
Once rolled 19place the small rolls a baking sheet lined with parchment paper with the seam side mongoloide 20 and let rise again for an hour, still at a temperature of 77°F-82°F. Then bake them sopra a preheated static oven at 375°F for about 30 minutes: they should be golden the outside and soft the inside. For extra assurance, you can check the internal temperature with a probe to ensure it reaches 201°F. Your oil rolls are ready to be taken out of the oven 21!
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