Here is a great alternative to bagels. These challah rolls are perfect for breakfast with butter, or cream cheese.
This dough can be also used to make a single challah loaf.
| Ready in: 4 hours | Serves: 7 people |
| Yield: 7 x 100g Challah rolls | Units: US, EU |
If you are looking for challah made with sourdough starter, the recipe is here.
Ingredients
Dough
- 400g bread flour (100%) (+/-40 g of flour depends on the strength of your flour)
- 170g water (42%)
- 1 large egg (12%)
- 65g sugar (16%)
- 8g salt (2%)
- 30g oil without flavor (7.5%)
- Seeds for coating
- 4g dry instant yeast (1%)
Directions
Dough
- 8 am mix water, egg, yeast, sugar, all the flour, let it autolyse for 1 hour.
- During the autolyse process the flour becomes fully hydrated. This activates gluten development.
- 9 am mix the dough on low speed of your mixing machine for 2-3 minutes, or KitchenAid on speed 3 for 3-4 minutes until well incorporated.
- Add salt, mix for a couple more minutes. The dough should come up together.
- Slowly pour oil , mix for 15 more minutes until the dough is well incorporated and comes up together.
If the dough looks too sticky, add a little more flour. If it’s too stiff, you can add some water (depending on the strength of your flour)
- Perform a windowpane test. Wet your hands and stretch the dough. You should be able to stretch it thin, that’s a sign of a well developed gluten, and that your final product will have a soft and light structure.
- Cover and let it proof for 2 hours at 76-80F/ 24-28C.
- During that time perform 1 stretch and fold.
- The dough should become puffy and bigger.
- 11 am divide the dough onto seven 100g pieces. Roll them as a cylinders.
- Then roll each cylinder as a rope, about 20-25cm/9-10inches long.
- Shape rolls as shown on the picture or any other way you’d like.
- Dip each braided roll into a water and then into the seeds, place them on baking tray covered with parchment paper.
- Let your challah rolls proof for 1 hour.
- Bake them at 375F for 10 min, then 350F for 12-15 min more.
Enjoy!
Summary
Recipe Name
Challah Rolls
Author Name
Natalya Syanova
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Wow 🤩
Parli della cottura 10m a 180 e poi ancora 15m a 180 …è corretto?
Gave these a try. The dough was sticky, so had a heck of a time shaping. But they tasted lovely.
Thanks for your feedback. Depends on a strength of the flour, or mixing, dough can be sticky. But I’m glad you liked it at the end ❤️
Challah is traditionally made with olive oil and honey, but this looks like a great recipe! Excited to try this and the sourdough challah one. Im wondering if I could swap out the sugar for honey and the oil as olive oil?