🍓Strawberry Rolls

Dough

1 cup milk

2 cups water

1/2 cup sugar

3/4 cup oil

2 eggs

1–1 1/2 Tbsp. yeast

Salt

Flour

Mix yeast, sugar and water. Let stand for 5 min. Stir in all the other ingredients, including flour, until you get a nice soft dough. Let rise for 15 min. Knead, let rise for another hour and roll out.

Strawberry Filling

1 package strawberry glaze

(I used Strawberry Jell)

Mix with water as directed on the package. Spread on the rolled out dough. Fold the dough together like a braid and bake.

Topping

Mix powdered sugar and a little whipping cream. Decorate the roll.

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2025/9/10 Edited to

... Read moreIf you're a fan of baking and love strawberry-flavored treats, making strawberry rolls from scratch is a rewarding and delicious project. The recipe starts with a yeast dough that requires careful rising times to ensure soft and fluffy rolls. Yeast activation is crucial, so mixing yeast, sugar, and water and letting it stand for 5 minutes gets the fermentation going to help dough rise properly. After the initial 15-minute rise and kneading, allowing the dough to rest for an additional hour develops gluten and improves texture. Rolling out the dough thinly allows for an even layer of the strawberry glaze filling. "Strawberry Jell" or any strawberry-flavored glaze works well to add sweetness and moisture. The technique of folding the dough like a braid not only holds the strawberry filling evenly but also adds a visually appealing design once baked. Baking at the right temperature ensures the rolls cook through without drying out. Finally, mixing powdered sugar with a bit of whipping cream creates a delicate, creamy topping that complements the fruity filling and soft dough, adding a touch of elegance and extra sweetness. For best results, use fresh yeast and quality strawberry glaze products. This recipe is perfect for breakfast, tea time, or as a delightful homemade gift. Baking strawberry rolls lets you enjoy a classic pastry with a fresh fruit twist right in your own kitchen. #bakewithme

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caliyahburton

Does it matter what kind of yeast