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Butterflake Poppy Seed Rolls

  • Writer: Anthology of Crumbs
    Anthology of Crumbs
  • Sep 28
  • 1 min read
Golden pull-apart rolls brushed with buttery onion and poppy seeds, a nostalgic treat that turns a simple dinner into something memorable.
Golden pull-apart rolls brushed with buttery onion and poppy seeds, a nostalgic treat that turns a simple dinner into something memorable.

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Searing the Beef

Swap butter with nondairy butter for a dairy free option.
Try sesame seeds instead of poppy seeds for variation.
Pairs beautifully with soups and holiday roasts.
Best eaten warm from the oven, though leftovers can be reheated wrapped in foil.

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1

Preheat oven to 350°F (175°C).

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2

Melt butter, then stir in instant minced onion and poppy seeds.

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3

Open refrigerated butterflake rolls and separate each roll into 2 or 3 pieces.

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Dip each piece in the butter mixture, turning to coat. Place on edge in an 8x4x2 inch loaf dish, arranging in 2 rows.

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5

Bake for 20–25 minutes, until golden. Serve warm.

Instructions

4 Tbsp butter

1 Tbsp instant minced onion

1 Tbsp poppy seeds

2 pkgs refrigerated butterflake rolls (24 rolls)

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Butterflake Poppy Seed Rolls
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Warm from the oven, these buttery rolls pull apart into tender layers brushed with onion and sprinkled with poppy seeds. Simple enough for a weeknight dinner yet worthy of a holiday table, they’re the kind of bread that disappears as quickly as they arrive at the table.

Servings :

24 rolls

Calories:

Prep Time

15 min

Cooking Time

25 min

Rest Time

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Total Time

40 min

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