For this month's Baking Eggless Challenge, i suggested we bake Dinner Rolls. Co-incidentally all the baking challenges this month, is to Bake Bread, one or the other kind. While going through Foodgawker, i came across this dainty Dinner rolls, from Cooking Clasy, and i suggested Gayathri as part of Members recipe Suggestion. Thanks to Gayathri, she scheduled these Dinner rolls for this month challenge.
The recipe uses one Egg and i have tried using Avocado as an Egg Replacment. Wow, the rolls came out super soft and fluffy. I made some Chickpeas Gravy to go with these soft rolls and it was a match made in heaven.
Ingredients
3-½ Cups All Purpose Flour
2 teaspoon Instant Yeast
3 tablespoon Sugar
1 teaspoon Salt
25gms Butter, Softened
¾ Cup Warm Water (i used ½ water and ½ Milk)
1 Ripe Avocado @ Room Temperature, Peeled, pitted and Mashed (instead one Egg)
1 tablespoon Cream for brushing the rolls (you can use Milk-Oil Mixture also)
Method
- Peel, Remove the pit and Scoop the flesh out of the avocado and mash it well or run it in the mixer and puree it. If the Avocado was in the fridge, please take it out and keep it on the counter to reach room temperature.
- In a Big Bowl, Combine Flour, yeast, Sugar and Salt. Make a well in the middle, add pureed avocado and half the warm Water-Milk mixture and start kneading the dough. The Dough will be sticky to begin with. Add Water/Milk little by little as needed.
- Add Butter and knead well for 8-10 minutes to get a smooth, elastic dough.
- Keep the dough in a well-oiled bowl and cover it with a kitchen towel and leave it to proof/rise for an hour. I left it in my Oven with the lights on. After an hour, the dough would have doubled in size.
- Take the dough from the bowl. Place it on a flat surface, punch down the air inside. Divide the dough into four equal parts. Again, divide each part into three equal parts. So, totally you will have 12 parts of dough.
- Shape each part into a ball and Arrange them in a baking tray, greased with oil. Brush the shaped balls with cream and let it sit in a warm place for another 30 minutes.
- After 30 minutes the balls would have doubled in size. Preheat the oven to 170C for 10 minutes. Bake the Dinner rolls for 25-30 minutes or until the tops has browned well.
- Let it be in the Baking tray for 5 minutes then remove them to the wire rack, let it cool completely.
- Serve them drizzled with warm butter along with a spicy gravy or just cheese and jam. We enjoyed with Spicy Channa Curry.
Gajus Kitchen
wow the rolls look so soft and perfect and must have tasted great with the chickpeas gravy.Avocado as egg substitute is really interesting.
Akila
Wow avocado as egg replacement... Cool.. Should be very healthy n soft... Will try definitely..
Anonymous
WoW. Great looking. Must try this today. This is really something my kid will like
Minu
A healthy replacement! And I loved baking this. Will surely be trying out several variations. Thank You
Sangeetha Nambi
Super spongy.. That's a great try by replacing egg...
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Chitz
Spongy lovely rolls.. And a healthy substitute too 🙂
divya
looks very tempting. Irresistible.
Priya Suresh
Those dinner rolls looks super soft and absolutely spongy Priya.
great-secret-of-life
so yummy and soft roll.. Love the addition of Avocado
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Renuka
Avocado is such a lovely idea!
Anonymous
Dinner rolls looks amazing. I love to use avocado as an egg substitute. I use it even in desserts. Nice clicks.
Shobha
Nupur
Wow Priya, using avocado as an Egg replacement is very new to me. I cant even think of using that in a bake. very well explained and presented, as usual 🙂
Priya_Srinivasan
Thanks Nupur!!! 🙂
Gayathri Kumar
Wow Priya. Drooling over the snaps. The rolls have come out so soft and loved the texture of the rolls. Never imagined using avacado in bread...
Unknown
I tried this recipe. The colour of dough as well as the final product is green because of avocado. Surprisingly yours is white. The taste is bit different than the regular buns because of avocado.
Priya_Srinivasan
Hi Sheetal, thanks for trying the recipe. yup there will be a slight change in color. My rolls too had a slight tinge of green, but the taste-wise it was fine. I didn't feel the taste of avocado in the rolls.