When your Thanksgiving contribution is dinner rolls
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Anonymous
I think they're gross. Bread should not be sickly sweet. |
Anonymous
Do you think they're great 3-4 hours after they come out of the oven? |
Anonymous
| Get sister Schubert's in the tins, slather bacon fat on them, dust with salt and herbs. Bake right before the meal. They are amazing!!! |
Anonymous
New poster, but why the shock? Dinner rolls are super easy to make. |
Anonymous
| Sister Schubert's - SO GOOD. If you defrost and have them ready to pop in the oven as soon as everything else is finished they only take about ten minutes... so they don't hog the oven. |
Anonymous
| Our Thanksgiving host forbids anyone from bringng anything that needs anything in/from the kitchen. I guess that's why I got the request for dinner rolls and folding chairs. Although I'm still in search of the best dinner rolls that don't need to be warm. |
Anonymous
The Martha Stewart ones I posted are easy, you can bake them at your home that morning, and do not need to be warm, although you could keep them warm from being baked with a bunch of towels. King's are so sweet that I treat them like a baked good. Sister Schubert's smell amazing, but they don't deliver on the taste. |
Anonymous
| I would just pick up some snowflake rolls and some of the brioche or Challah rolls at Whole Foods and call it a day if you're not going to use the oven. |
Anonymous
+1! So are popovers and biscuits. They each take about five ingredients (unless you add garlic, herbs or cheese), about five minutes to blend and 10-15 minutes to bake. Scratch is healthier, but some of the ingredients in store-bought stuff are borderline carcinogenic. |
Anonymous
Yum Yum! Thanks! |
Anonymous
+1. They are gross, and their sweetness combined with Thanksgiving flavors sounds vile. |
Anonymous
| I know the food snobs will just die but we got the best dinner rolls at Safeway last year. I took the tag off and even one of the mom's who is a great cook loved them and ate 3 of them. They were buttered rolls in a 12 pack in the bakery. They were good and I don''t even like bread. |
Anonymous
| You could also bring or make some fancy herb or honey butter. |
Anonymous
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When your Thanksgiving contribution is dinner rolls ...
... does that mean your family basically thinks you're kind of a bad cook? ... is there a way to cook them in your car while you make the 2 hour drive to your parents' house? ... is that more or less prestigious than bringing the cranberry sauce? |
Anonymous
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... You might be a redneck
Is what I thought in my head a la Jeff Foxworthy when I read this thread title |