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Buttermilk Rolls

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  • Makes

    20

    Rolls
    • Difficulty

      Easy

Appears in
Shaun Hill's Cookery Book

By Shaun Hill

Published 1990

  • About

Buttermilk is the slightly sharp, fatless by-product of butter-making, and is easy to obtain in a dairy-farming region like Devon. It may prove more difficult elsewhere. The substitution of skimmed milk and cream of tartar will also produce excellent rolls.

This recipe should produce between 15 and 20 rolls, depending on size. They are crisp, almost biscuit-like on the outside but soft and light inside. Just right for mopping up sauce.

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