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Rosemary & Sea Salt Rolls in a Jar
Frozen dinner rolls are dressed up with rosemary-infused olive oil and coarse sea salt, then baked in small jelly jars for an impressive presentation with minimal effort.
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Ingredients
- 1 bag frozen dinner rolls (The source used Rhodes 100% Whole Wheat Texas Rolls; prepare according to the package directions up to just before baking.)
- 2 tbsp olive oil (Mixed with the finely chopped rosemary.)
- fresh rosemary (Several sprigs; finely chop the leaves and reserve the sprig tips for garnish.)
- coarse sea salt (For sprinkling over the rolls.)
- olive oil cooking spray (For coating the jars.)
- small wide-mouth jelly jars (The source later specifies 4-ounce jars; use jars suitable for baking if confirmed by the manufacturer.)
Steps
- 1
Spray the small wide-mouth jelly jars with olive oil cooking spray.
- 2
Place the frozen dinner rolls in the prepared jars. Prepare and allow them to rise according to the package directions, stopping immediately before the package's baking step.
- 3
Strip the leaves from several rosemary sprigs. Finely chop the leaves, reserving the tips of the sprigs for garnish.
- 4
Mix the finely chopped rosemary with the olive oil.
- 5
Once the rolls have risen, brush their tops with the rosemary-and-olive-oil mixture.
- 6
Place a reserved rosemary sprig tip so that it sticks out of the top of each roll.
- 7
Sprinkle coarse sea salt over the tops of the rolls.
- 8
Bake the rolls according to the package directions.
Notes
The source does not provide the frozen-roll package's rise or baking times, temperature, or exact yield, so follow the package directions for those details. The author specifies 4-ounce jars as the appropriate size. Use only jars explicitly rated for baking, since ordinary jelly jars may not be oven-safe.
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