Name: Easy Ice Box Rolls
Ingredients: 1 package of yeast; 1/2 cup lukewarm water; 1 teaspoon sugar; 1 cup lard; 1 cup hot water; 2 eggs whipped; 1 cup cold water; 3/4 cup sugar; 8 cup flour

Easy Ice Box Rolls

By: Amish-Country Cookbook

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By: Amish-Country Cookbook

Nothing shows the comfort of home more than a delicious homemade, easy, bread recipe. Perfect for company or just for a weeknight dinner with the family, these flaky rolls will complement any dish. Easy Ice Box Rolls will be come a dinner staple.

Ingredients

1 package of yeast
1/2 cup lukewarm water
1 teaspoon sugar
1 cup lard
1 cup hot water
2 eggs whipped
1 cup cold water
3/4 cup sugar
8 cups flour

Instructions

Mix the dough and store in a cool place (can be kept for several days).
Shape into rolls, and let double in size.
When ready to make, bake in oven at 350 degrees F for 15-20 min.

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efficiencypro 4282 771

Mar 16, 2012

this is what I did- 1- mixed yeast, sugar and warm water let sit for a few minutes 2- mix HOT water and lard- (set aside until it cools to room temp or very warm but not hot (hot will kill the yeast) 3- mix cold water, eggs, 3/4C sugar and 7 cups of flour--then add the yeast mixture 4- once cooled add the water/lard mix- stir and work in the last cup of flour. 5-roll into balls and place in your baking pans. Don't overcrowd. It makes a lot, so you might want to cover some and put them in the fridge for later. For those you want to cook now just cover them with a clean dishcloth and let them rise in a warm spot for 30-45 minutes or untill doubled in size then bake.

Peigi

Feb 07, 2012

Some directions would be nice with this recipe for those of us who don't normally do bread. Are we supposed to dissolve the yeast in the warm water? Certainly we don't just dump and mix? THAT would be TOO easy!

stags312 5552114

Feb 27, 2012

Most always when you are using dry yeast you have to dissolove it in warm water. That distributes it more evenly through the dough.