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	Potato Sandwich Buns by myra byanka Soft and fluffy buns for burgers, hot dogs, and other sandwiches.	4 votes 1 review 3 comments 10117 views
	Garlic Buttermilk Dinner Rolls by myra byanka Wonderful recipe for dinner rolls slathered with garlic parsley butter before serving. Make them any shape you want, such as knots, crescents, or pan rolls, etc. Visit YouTube Shaping Rolls.	4 votes 8006 views
	Caraway Rye Rolls or Sliders by Salad Foodie Perfect as rolls, or as sliders for corned beef sandwiches. Bake them apart on baking sheets for sliders, or in a 9 x 13 baking pan for pan rolls. I used a bread machine on the dough setting, then shaped, and baked in oven, but you can also make these in the conventional yeast roll method without a bread machine.	2 votes 1 review 2 comments 3670 views
	Whole Wheat Sandwich Thins (with bread machine dough option) by Salad Foodie Whole wheat, bran and honey - a perfect threesome! Regular hamburger buns and even bread slices at times have too much bread volume for me, so I often turn to commercial sandwich thins. When I tried this recipe from breadworld.com it enabled me to have…	3 votes 1 review 2 comments 11563 views
	Ranch Sandwich Rolls by myra byanka Light whole wheat sandwich rolls with dry ranch seasoning that are great for tuna or chicken salad, or deli meats and cheeses. Roll the dough like hoagies (submarines), ovals, bolillos, etc.	1 vote 5950 views
	Hot Cross Buns by Salad Foodie Spicy, sweet and fruity flavors permeate these traditional Easter buns. They make a nice addition to a brunch or as a snack with coffee or tea. Legend has it that sharing a hot cross bun with another ensures friendship throughout the coming year, particularly if the following rhyme is spoken at the time: “Half for you and half for…	1 vote 3 comments 2560 views
	Overnight Refrigerator Yeast Rolls by Salad Foodie Refrigerator yeast rolls are the answer to busy days and holiday dinners. Divide the roll making process into two days and three steps: make, shape and bake! This is based on a recipe from bhg.com, which has a few variations using this method (see "Useful Links" below). I stayed fairly close to the original recipe, though lazy me,…	1 vote 1 comment 10374 views