Salty Rye Rolls - Sigteboller 3hrs Start to Finish

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This comes from "The Rye Baker".  It's a welcome break from multiple stage sourdough rye breads that take 2-3+ days (and then have to set for 2 days before slicing).  The whole process takes 3 hrs start to finish, and you can eat them after they cool in an hour or so.  And there's no steam pan, so I can cook two pans at once in the toaster oven.

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I'll be heading out sailing on San Diego Bay this afternoon - these will be a healthy and tasty snack for the rest of the crew.

 

I remember baking these a few years ago.  I liked them but the salt sprinkled on top was a little too strong for me.  Seeing your made me think I should try again, maybe with less salt on top.

TomP

I like the caraway + salt on top! Not quite sure how it goes together with the molasses, but it's for sure worth trying.

How was the sailing on San Diego Bay? I envy you a bit for that.