I have been out of blogging for the last week. Have my reasons, nothing to do with blog or bloggers. Just something personal.
For the next 6 months, it will be like this.
I won't be able to come to all your posts , read and comment. I will try to visit you all when ever i can.
Here I will try to post a recipe once a week. And I am sure six months will just fly and then I can return to my normal space of blog hopping which I love.
Ingridients.
150 ml of milk
100 of water
2 tablespoons of olive oil
30 g of butter
1 / 2 cube of yeast ( iused 2 tsp dry yeast)
1 teaspoon of sugar
500 grams of flour
200 g of boiled potatoes
1 egg
nutmeg
2tsp salt
Extra milk for brushing
sunflower seeds or varitety of seeds.
In a large bowl of the water and milk , and then mix in the remainder of the ingredients except the sunflower seeds.
Stir until the dough starts to leave the sides of the bowl. Transfer the dough to a lightly floured surface, and knead until it becomes smooth and supple, around 8 to 10 minutes.
100 of water
2 tablespoons of olive oil
30 g of butter
1 / 2 cube of yeast ( iused 2 tsp dry yeast)
1 teaspoon of sugar
500 grams of flour
200 g of boiled potatoes
1 egg
nutmeg
2tsp salt
Extra milk for brushing
sunflower seeds or varitety of seeds.
In a large bowl of the water and milk , and then mix in the remainder of the ingredients except the sunflower seeds.
Stir until the dough starts to leave the sides of the bowl. Transfer the dough to a lightly floured surface, and knead until it becomes smooth and supple, around 8 to 10 minutes.
Transfer the dough to a lightly greased bowl, cover with a damp cloth, and allow the dough to rise till approximately doubled, about 1 hour.
Divide into 12 equal portions.
Shape each small portion into a ball and cover lightly with plastic wrap.
Let the buns rise until puffy, around 30 minutes.
Shape each small portion into a ball and cover lightly with plastic wrap.
Let the buns rise until puffy, around 30 minutes.
Brush the top with milk and spread the seed on top.
Bake the buns in a preheated 350°F oven for about 20 minutes, until they’re light golden brown. Remove the buns from the oven, and cool on a wire rack before enjoying them.
These are really soft buns, and I am sure gonna make this again and again.
Bake the buns in a preheated 350°F oven for about 20 minutes, until they’re light golden brown. Remove the buns from the oven, and cool on a wire rack before enjoying them.
These are really soft buns, and I am sure gonna make this again and again.
yummy buns dear...like to have a bite
ReplyDeleteThats really perfectly baked and looks delicious too...and Wish u & ur family a very happy & a prosperous diwali..hope it brings u lots of happiness and luck..have a great time and enjoy
ReplyDeleteoh boiled potatoes too...sounds yumm..
ReplyDeleteBuns looks tremendous..Hope to see you back with bang HC..Wishing you a happy diwali..
ReplyDeleteits been long time I didnt bake a bread..yours look gorgeous..hmmm maybe I should try to make some later hehehe
ReplyDeleteThese buns look wonderful and I am not surprised by the potatoes as we make doughnuts with potato! Take your time and hope it's nothing serious.
ReplyDeleteWonderful looking buns...
ReplyDeleteWishing you and your family a happy Diwlai.
Wow...that's an perfect and gorgeously baked buns......
ReplyDeleteLooks excellent and feel like picking one form there and enjoying those perfectly done buns :)
ReplyDeleteLovely buns...
ReplyDeletePerfect bread.The potato makes it more soft but as hearty as it can be.Love the bread HC. Do take your own time while blogging and blog hopping.Life comes first,blogging later
ReplyDeleteDelicious buns HC. One of these days I hope to bake them too :)
ReplyDeleteTake it easy and hope you are doing fine.
No, worry, take care of whatever needs to be done and post your wonderful stuff
ReplyDeleteHappy Deepavali
ReplyDeleteAwesome!!Looks yummy and delicious..Perfectly baked and nice presentation.Wish u & ur Happy & prosperous diwali.
ReplyDeletePerfectly baked buns...take your time and hope to see you back soon....
ReplyDeleteLovely buns. Wishes for a happy & prosperous Diwali to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious. Wouldn't mind it right now, almost dinner time for me. :)
ReplyDeleteI was blog hopping( like you, as u mentioned) and landed here..very nice to see that you have much less Indian recipe postings than all combined. So nice to know about the food of other places...that is the interesting part...Let me see if I can try some of the dishes I never heard of..
ReplyDeleteHappy Deepa vali
Happy Diwali to u and ur wonderful family.
ReplyDeleteTake the break and settle down. Hope to see you :) We are missing Asha and now U :(
Cham i would still blog, not so often and I just won't be able to visit everybody often.
ReplyDeleteawesome buns..Happy Deepawali !!!
ReplyDeleteThe buns look delicious, love the seeds on top! I hope you are ok, will be checking your blog for all the updates.
ReplyDeleteThose buns look really good.
ReplyDeleteI hope all is well. We all need rest and peace.
ReplyDeleteLast year you commented on my blog regarding the table settings from a charity luncheon. The event just finished again and I just put the first post up if you are interested no comment needed, just enjoy.
I love the freshly home baked buns, esp. if with some cheddar cheese, then I can have them for breakfast, lunch and dinner!
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buns look so yum,..hppy diwali hc
ReplyDeleteOh will surely miss your presence F!..those buns are looking great!
ReplyDeleteThese buns looks marvellous Happy Cook! Wonderful for breakfast. Hope everything is OK.
ReplyDeletewoww..yumm yumm yumm.. :) it looks perfect to have right nw..hw r u dear..came to knw u will be out of coverage area from blogging..thats the same problem for me...going to kerala for delivery n wont b in pune for another 6months..so posting comments wen i get time.. ;) take care dear.happy diwali to u and ur family....
ReplyDeleteBuns looks so good. Nice recipe.
ReplyDeleteHappy Diwali....
ummm everyone is baking buns these days!!! it looks perfectly baked n yummy.
ReplyDeleteWish all of you a very happy diwali.
Wish u & ur family a very happy & a prosperous diwali..hope it brings u lots of happiness and luck..have a great time and enjoy:)
ReplyDeleteBuns look delicious dear:)
Buns look yummy!!
ReplyDeleteWish you and your family a Very Happy Diwali!!
mmm. those are some delicious buns. soo tempting!! Happy diwali to you and your family!! Hope you had a wonderful Diwali :)
ReplyDeleteBlogging should be fun not a chore - so come back whenever you feel like it and we will be waiting! :)
ReplyDeleteThose buns are melt in the mouth it seems!
Yummy one,looks good
ReplyDeleteHappy,
ReplyDeleteBuns are looking delicious...and dont worry ..take your time and blog ...we understand personal issues needs more importance..
hugs and smiles
delicious buns! you have a nice blog.you can visit my blog and give ur comments.
ReplyDeleteHappy Diwali to you and family!
ReplyDeletebuns sound really delicious...with potatoes!
I am also finding it difficult to find time for blog hopping...and trying to post once a week :) hope everything is okay with you...
Dear these buns are absolutely tasty and delicious look fantastic, xxxgloria
ReplyDeletehappy diwali....
ReplyDeletePerfect looking bread,Belated Diwali Wishes...
ReplyDeleteHi Happy, No, this is a charity table luncheon that happens once a year. I volunteer and decorate one table with 8 places. I love doing this. If you go to 'labels' on the right of my blog and click on 'style' it will take you there. My table for this year is actually the 4th post (today) and is a school theme. If you go down you will see last years and my table was 'Diner in Blanc'. I hope you enjoy them, there are a lot of details and great ideas.
ReplyDeleteLooks gorgeous! Would like to grab some..
ReplyDeleteWow, these buns look yummie, like the idea of using potatoes :-)
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful, love bread with seeds.
ReplyDeleteYummy buns :). Can i use these for making burgers?
ReplyDeleteNice buns...
ReplyDeleteI love all kinds of baked goods which have a seeds or nut topping! Luks scrumptious HC :)
ReplyDeleteAnd that panna cotta is to die for!
Sudeshna i am sure you can used them for hamburger buns.
ReplyDeleteBuns look so good! I should be trying potato bread recipes too!!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you baked these wonderful buns. Thank you for your participation in World Bread Day 2009. Yes you baked! :-)
ReplyDeletebeautiful buns.. how delicious.
ReplyDeleteI am in the same state of blogging on & off as u.. staying away, posting irregularly & not visiting blogs. don't know when i can get back to the normal way.
Take Care
first time here n this is such a wonderful blog...
ReplyDeletei love such buns with flax n sesamme...