Submitted by Floydm on October 13, 2008 - 7:24pm

Norm's Onion Rolls


I too have baked a batch of Norm's Onion Rolls. They are wonderful.

I added 1 tablespoon of poppy seeds to the dough as well as an extra quarter cup or so of rehydrated dried onions. Otherwise, I followed his recipe.

I may have gotten a little too carried away with the poppy seeds and onions, but they were awfully tasty.

Do you have a license?

To post?  LOL. 

These look WONDERFUL.  I really am going to have to make them. 

:)

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delicious looking

Floyd, those look great and I bet they didn't last long. I also substituted sesame seeds for the poppy on some and they were really good too. Just an idea.

Eli

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TFL is really on a roll! (and vice versa)

David

Help Please

Help Please

 

Hi every one ,

Will any one who tried Norm's onion rolls, give me the recipe using the measuring cups and spoons instead of ounces and pounds,

Thank you,

Sara

help with norm's onion rolls

Were you ever able to get the recipe using measuring cups and spoons instead of oz & lbs? I could do with the weights, but the tiny amount of oz for the salt, etc, are too small for my scale. Jean P. (VA)

measuring cups and spoons

Hi msbreadbaker, here is the measures Norm answered me with:

Norm's onion rolls cups and spoons per request

sugar 3/4 of an ounce (1 and 1/2 Table Spoon)

malt syrup 1/4 of and ounce (1 tea spoon) (Note if you do have the malt syurp you can use 1 ounce of sugar (2 table spoon) to replace the Malt and sugar above)

salt 1/4 ounce (1 and 1/2 tea spoon)

eggs 3/4 ounce (1 and 1/2 table spoon)

oil 3/4 ounce (1 and 1/2 table spoon)

hi gluten flour 1 pound (sift first 4 cups)

water 8 oz (one cup)

yeast 1/2 ounce (cake) variable if usine the 2 oz cake found in stores 1/4 cake) if using dry 2 packets ( i think they come in 1/8 ounce) if using dry bulk yeast 1 and 1/2 teaspoon but that can be adjusted more or less depending on how fast you want the rolls to rise.

cup measurements for Norms Onion Rolls

Thank you so much for going to the trouble to send this info. It will help me and hopefully others. Jean P. (VA)

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