I am catering a wedding this week and one of the items is a build-your-own ham and cheese sandwich on a pretzel roll. Yep, a roll made like a pretzel. I made a HUGE batch (YAY! for access to a 60 quart industrial mixer with a dough hook!!) of dough on Tuesday, let it rise in four 5 gallon buckets (gotta leave lots of room for rising) then boiled and baked 200+ rolls today. They taste great, and we even had left over dough that Mom made into small odd-shaped pretzel bites. Mom helped a lot, weighing out dough pieces for me to roll and boiling the rolls as I washed, salted, baked, and cooled the pretzels.
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This is half the dough. It was more bread dough than I had ever made. |
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First you divide and roll the dough, these were 60-65 grams each |
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Then you boil them in a mixture of water and baking soda for 30-45 seconds per side |
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Then you brush with egg, cut an X in the top (to allow for expansion in the oven) and sprinkle with pretzel salt |
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Bake until golden brown and delicious |
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Let cool |
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Wash, rinse, repeat, and soon you have this, which is only part of the 200+ rolls we made |
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And these are the little ones Mom made. |
Yum, yum, yum! They are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great idea. And the wedding table is beautiful (even if it is dark). I particularly like the plate pedestals!
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