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Submitted by Blackwill on August 8, 2010 - 4:25am Looking for Cracker-topped Wheat Roll RecipeHi, all.... A few years ago I was working at the Paris Las Vegas (Banquet Chef). Our Executive Pastry Chef created a large number of rolls for a banquet, and I have been looking for a recipe for these rolls since I returned to California 2 years ago. They were dubbed, simply "Torrified Wheat Rolls" on the menu...but they were topped with a thin disk of crispy, almost cracker-like bread (kind of like the rolls were wearing a beret). All of my searches for a similar recipe have turned up nothing, and I was hoping someone here could help me out by either providing a real name for this bread style, or, even better, a recipe!!
Thanks in advance for any help you may be able to give,
Chris, California, U.S.A.
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They were popular a number of years ago by the name "chapeau rolls," for the little "hat." You can find a formula in Silverton and probably other books of that vintage.
The ones shown were very popular as a gift for a dinner party.
Yes! Very similar to that!!
Yes! Very similar to that!! Thanks for the response, and the info. I'll hit the books again!!