mjd
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I am thinking about having meatball subs for dinner/supper this week. Does anyone have a great sub roll recipe? I prefer tried-n-true.
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
You're going to laugh, but I usually use that hamburger bun recipe I posted earlier. I just reshape them into sub rolls. I use that recipe for hot dog buns and brat buns as well.I am thinking about having meatball subs for dinner/supper this week. Does anyone have a great sub roll recipe? I prefer tried-n-true.
Thanks in advance!
I nearly posted that same reply, but thought I'd leave it to you, lol.You're going to laugh, but I usually use that hamburger bun recipe I posted earlier. I just reshape them into sub rolls. I use that recipe for hot dog buns and brat buns as well.![]()
You're going to laugh, but I usually use that hamburger bun recipe I posted earlier. I just reshape them into sub rolls. I use that recipe for hot dog buns and brat buns as well.![]()
I nearly posted that same reply, but thought I'd leave it to you, lol.
Russ
I wouldn't. A sub roll is usually a bit more bread than a burger bun (at least in my house).Oh wait. Still have a question. I halved the recipe for hamburger buns. Should I do that to have 4 sub rolls?
You're going to laugh, but I usually use that hamburger bun recipe I posted earlier. I just reshape them into sub rolls. I use that recipe for hot dog buns and brat buns as well.![]()
It would probably improve the crust to give it the baguette treatment - stick a pan of boiling water in there and mist the buns a few times.Ah, but does it give that nice crusty... um, crust of a sub roll?
When I think of a sub roll, or hoagie roll -- or even PoBoy roll in NOLA, I think of a fluffy inside, and a crunchy crust like Amoroso's.
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Tasty, if you are up to the challenge, find a copy-cat recipe and test it out for us.![]()
It would probably improve the crust to give it the baguette treatment - stick a pan of boiling water in there and mist the buns a few times.
I would like a harder crust because the marinara sauce tends to drown the bread quickly. It's one reason I wanted to try them at home instead of buying them.
That article I linked said to coat your rolls before baking with egg white or with egg white and milk to get a "firmer" crust.
CD
That's a lot of info to get through. I understand it, it's similar to making baguettes, but I would probably lose my patience with that recipe at some point.I found this web page. I understood half of it. Check it out, and see what you think.
The Best Super Soft and Chewy Hoagie Bread Rolls
CD
That's a lot of info to get through. I understand it, it's similar to making baguettes, but I would probably lose my patience with that recipe at some point.