I got a bit overexcited when I received a breadmaker as a Christmas gift. While I still haven’t nailed a good loaf of bread in it, I have been totally putting it through its paces kneading endless amounts of dough for me. We’ve been making pizza on the regular, and these scrolls too. I’ve taken them to meetings when it’s my turn to bring a plate, we’ve had them for morning tea, for afternoon tea, and when guests arrive. I’ve also just stashed a whole unbaked batch in the fridge, to pull out when the need arises and bake fresh.
YUM.
Sometimes I even find myself making a double-batch of dough on pizza night to make scrolls with for later. Only DO keep an eye on that business in the breadmaker, or it WILL rise over the top and out the edges and down the sides and before you know it, you’re covered in it and it looks like your kitchen has exploded. It’s anything but a-dough-able.
After that lame joke, I give you the recipe. Hopefully that will make amends.
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A super-simple warm delight for cold afternoons. Nothing beats a cheese scroll! (Except maybe a cheese and vegemite scroll).
Ingredients
- 290ml lukewarm water
- 1 packet dry yeast
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 3 cups plain flour
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 tablespoons butter, softened
- 2 cups grated tasty cheese
- 1 cup grated parmesan-style cheese
- 1/2 cup crumbled feta
- salt and pepper
Instructions
- To make the scroll dough, add yeast and water with the sugar and let sit for five minutes.
- Meanwhile, in a large bowl, add the flour and the salt. Pour in the water and the olive oil.
(I did this in the breadmaker, but by hand just incorporate the ingredients until they come together). - Turn the dough out onto a floured surface and knead until smooth and elastic (about 10 minutes).
- Put back in the bowl and cover. Leave to rise in a warm place until doubled in volume (half an hour to an hour). Gather your cheese supplies.
- Punch the dough down and give it a quick knead. Roll out into a large rectangle on a floured surface. I left it about a centimetre thick.
- Cover the dough with a light brush of softened butter. Then add grated tasty cheese right to the edges, but leaving a strip about a centimetre wide down one of the longest sides.
- Grate the parmesan over, and then add the crumbled feta. Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
- Roll up from the widest edge (sometimes I need a spatula or knife to help lift it off the bench if I’ve been a bit stingy with the flour) until you have a fat little roll.
- Slice crossways at one-inch intervals and lay them cut side down on a greased baking tray. Sprinkle the tops with a little extra grated parmesan, cracked pepper, and/or herbs.
- Bake at about 180C for 10-15 minutes, or until dough is cooked through and browned, and filling is piping hot. Yum!
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Love a cheese scroll. I’ll have to try these now the weather’s cooled.
Well I’ve realised that it’s ALWAYS cool in Melbourne!
I use my bread maker every Friday night to make pizza dough, so much easier! Mine turns out a really great raisin toast or fluffy white bread if we are in the mood, but I mainly stick with our no knead bread overnight for our regular loaf. Have been meaning to make scrolls like this for a while – thanks for the reminder! And three cheese, perfection.
I cannot get a proper loaf of white outta this machine. Will keep tinkering 🙂
Am so going to make these are my success with the custard scrolls on Sunday. I use the Thermo for kneading so super easy too.
I thought about doing custard next! Great minds 🙂
I’ve JUST realised I have all the ingredients in the fridge I need to make these bad boys.. I’m thinking I might need to fire up the bread maker while we’re out at the park in the morning then return to bestow the dough with plenty of cheesy deliciousness
The scrolls looks delicious. I use my bread maker for kneading too and then bake in the oven.
I will definitely be making these cheese scrolls. Thank you for the recipe.
These are gorgeous – pinned for future reference, I’m always looking for new bread ideas!
thanks for this! I’ll have to give it a go
I’ve always wondered if a bread maker would be worth the space they take up,I think they might be I wouldn’t make these for me as I’m lactose intolerant but my son and his girlfriend would love them,cheese is their favourite food!!
these look goooooooooooood. and i think i have all 3 cheeses in my fridge! cheese and bread, can’t get much better than that!
Haha combination straight from heaven!