Seeded Dinner Rolls

By Kirsten Maxwell May 8, 2023 39 mins read 138 Views

The delicious rolls are made using my Peggy's Sliced Bread Batter. I chose a square pan and sprinkled my seed/spice mix on top. I topped mine with my 8-Seed version of Victoria Gourmet's 7-Seed Crust spice blend: http://www.vgourmet.com/7-Seed-Crust/p/VIC-00143&c=VictoriaGourmet@SeasoningBlends plus a few nigella seeds. Sometime I add sunflower seeds to the top, just because they are so good on crackers and breads.

The wells of my non-stick pan measure 3/4" deep. However, rise is very minimal as it is with many low-carb products. Paper liners are not recommended for breads with a high egg content, as you won't be able to get the delicious brown crust on the bottom. To avoid tearing the bottoms, I gently coax them out of the pan using a knife after they have cooled. You could also drop them by the spoonful (20 mounds), as they have a texture very similar to biscuits. Due to the flour in Carbquick, these are only suitable for the grains rung on OWL. The Victoria Gourmet website did not have nutritional information for the spice mix I used. I therefore calculated 1 gram per higher carb seed listed on my bottle. You don't need to worry about the topping because you are only getting a few carbs if you divide it into 20 portions.

You can also use these to make delicious little finger sandwiches with your favorite meats for parties! Two of these made me the most delicious mini-BLTs for lunch. There are so many possibilities!

INGREDIENTS:

8 oz. cream cheese, softened

4 large eggs, beaten

1 c. Jennifer Eloff's Splendid Gluten-Free Bake Mix: http://low-carb-news.blogspot.com/2011/04/im-very-excited-to-unveil-my-splendid.html

Carbquik Bake Mix (substitute half a cup more Jennifer's mix if you want a gluten-free version).

1/2 tsp. baking soda

1/2 tsp. Baking powder

1/4 tsp. Salt

You can use any seed/spice blend you like (I prefer my 8-Seed Spice Mix).

DIRECTIONS Pre-heat oven to 350o. The cups of either a square or round non-stick muffin pan should be oiled. In a medium bowl, soften the cream cheese and then beat in the eggs until they are smooth. Stir in all the dry ingredients. Use a 2T. Dip the batter (round in the measuring cup) into muffin cups. The batter is very thick and sticky. You will need to scoop it out using your finger. The amount of batter should be sufficient to make about 20 rolls. Nutritional stats are calculated based on this number. I used a round butter-knife to try and spread the batter evenly in each cup. Bake for 20-22 minutes at 350o. Check at 20 since ovens vary. Don't overbrown them or they'll dry out. Then, remove them from the pan and let them cool down a little before using a knife to gently pry them out. Wait a few minutes before removing any more if the first one has a small tear on the bottom.

NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION: Each roll contains:

86.75 cals, 7.59g fat, 3.68g carbs, 1.96g fiber, 1.72g NET CARBS, 5.37g protein, 141 mg sodium

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Title: Seeded Dinner Rolls
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Published Date: Mon, 08 May 2023 17:42:03 +0000

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