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Making homemade rolls can be a tedious task to do, but with the help of a bread machine, it makes it quite a bit easier. Our Yeasty Parker House Roll recipe is a perfect blend of wet and dry ingredients, and contain a lot of yeasty and are very soft. They go great with anything: Chicken, turkey, pork chops, you name it! We even top it off with honey butter to give it a nice sweet touch. These rolls are so flavorful, you don't even need to use a pad of butter on them (though it wouldn't make them any less good).
Bread pan and Yeasty Roll ingredients
First, you start out by getting all the ingredients together.
Yeasty roll ingredients in the bread machine pan
Put all of the ingredients in order: milk, butter (we melted the butter into the milk), water, egg, salt, sugar, flour, and bread machine yeast (make sure to make a well in the flour before adding the bread machine yeast).
Yeasty roll dough done in the bread machine
This is what the dough should look like after it is done in the bread machine (mine took 1:30 hours).
Yeasty roll dough in a ball on a lightly floured surface
After the roll is done in the bread machine, put it on a lightly floured surface.
Yeasty roll dough is rolled into a thin rectangle
Roll out the dough in a rectangle (more or less) till it is about ¼" thick.
Rolled out Yeasty Roll dough based with salted butter
Once that is done, bast the entire dough surface with some melted salted butter.
Dough cut into 12 pieces
Now, cut the dough into 12 pieces (we use a pizza cutter for this).
Uncooked rolls folded and crimped on lined baking sheets
Fold each square in half, as best as you can, and crimp the edges together. Then, place them on two lined baking sheets in sets of six.
Rolls covered and rising again in a warm place
Cover and let rise in a warm place for 30-45 minutes (Do not bake at this point, we only put them in the oven to warm a bit on the warm setting).
Uncooked risen rolls ready to bake
Bake at 400 degrees farenheit for 9-11 minutes.
Yeasty rolls fresh out of the oven
Almost done, this is what they look like fresh out of the oven.
Fresh Yeasty Rolls basted with honey butter
Just bast them with some honey butter...
Honey Butter Yeasty Rolls in a warm basket
And serve them like this in a warm basket!
Opened Yeasty roll with some meat, gravy and onions
Once they are at the dinner table, you can open up the rolls and fill them with whatever you want.
Carrying a Yeasty Roll as a sandwich
See, you can eat it as a sandwich! However you decide to eat them, They are still impossible to resist!
PrintBread Machine Yeasty Parker House Rolls
- Prep Time: 2 hr. 30 mins
- Cook Time: 10 mins.
- Total Time: 2 hrs. 40 mins
- Yield: 1 dozen rolls 1x
- Method: baking
Ingredients
- ½ C. whole milk, warm
- ¼ C. (½ stick) unsalted butter, melted
- ¼ C. warm water (more if needed)
- 1 large egg, slightly beaten
- ½ tsp. kosher salt
- ¼ - ⅓ C. white sugar
- 2 ¾ C. bread flour
- 1 T. bread machine yeast
- salted butter, melted
- honey (optional)
Instructions
- Put all the ingredients in order into the bread machine pan except the salted butter and the honey (Make a well in the flour before adding the yeast and set on dough cycle).
- Once the dough is done, roll out the dough diagonally on a lightly floured surface till it resembles a rectangle.
- Bast the entire dough surface with melted butter.
- Cut the dough into 12 squares, then fold each square in half and crimp them.
- Cover and let rise in a warm spot on a lined cooking sheet for 30-45 minutes.
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
- Bake in the oven for about 10 minutes.
- Once baked, brush with some honey butter and serve warm.
I made these (2 batches) for our Thanksgiving dinner. I had to try one before our meal. They are outstanding!! Tastes just like what my mom used to make by hand. This is now myfo to recipe for dinner rolls.
Hello Phyllis Mason,
We are very glad that you have enjoyed our rolls! We wanted to make a roll that was easy to pull apart and make them super soft and delicious. Thank you so much for our support!
Such an easy and wonderful tasting roll. Can't wait to make more!
Hello Karen Redford,
These are a great roll recipe, especially if you have a bread machine. It makes making bread a lot easier. We are thrilled that you like them so much!
Is T. Teaspoon or tablespoon?
Hello Karen Redford,
T. is for Tablespoon. Sorry for the misunderstanding.