I laid out the buns in a greased 9 x 13 glass pan, let them rise and then baked them next to the rolls.
I brushed them with melted butter as they were turning golden brown. They cooled off on the cooling rack. 6 rolls were sent to the freezer and 6 buns were sliced for dinner! My eldest ate 2 buns (remember poor kid has been deprived of bread lately!).
How were they? This was hubby’s remark at dinner…”You made these? I would have thought they were from Trader Joe’s had you not told me!!!” What a compliment! I’ll take it! The perfect bun to go with pulled pork, burger, sloppy joes, pizza boats!
Ingredients
- 1 cup water
- 1 T oil ($.05)
- 1 t salt ($.01)
- 2 T rice milk ($.02)
- 3 cups flour (I used white as I was all out of wheat
($.30) 1 cup flour = $.10 - 1 package yeast ($.45)
- 1 t sugar ($.03)
- 1 T butter, melted ($.10)
Directions
- Make dough in bread machine
- Knead and add flour as necessary. Shape into bun sizes and place on greased 9 x 13 glass pan. Place roll dough into ginat muffin tin. Let rise an hour in warm (not on!) oven. Take them out. Turn oven onto 350. Once preheated, put rolls and buns in. Bake 20-25 minutes, until slightly golden on top. Remove buns, brish with melted butter. Put back in oven for 2 minutes. Remove and let cool on cooling rack. Eat, slice, freeze, enjoy!
Cost $.96
These buns/rolls will cover 2 meals!!!
Happy Bread Making!






















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They look wonderful! I have just recently started making hamburger buns and the family loves them. I will have to try your recipe as i am always looking for new ones
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I need a bread machine…. I’m thinking of requesting one for Christmas–and now, knowing I could make buns and everything! Hmmm… What a future awaits us!
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YUMMY!!! Those seriously look store bought
And frugal to boot…you are inspiring!
How would you make these by hand, without the aid of a bread machine? (It’s out of the budget for now…maybe someday soon!) Thanks!
Do you buy packets of yeast or did you get a good deal? I finally broke down and bought a lb package at Sam’s (well, I think it really was 2 lbs and I split it with a friend), I keep it in the freezer.
Amy at Mom Advice has a little different recipe
http://www.momadvice.com/blog/2008/02/homemade-hamburger-buns.htm
I don’t about the soy factor though, sorry!
She also posted this week about using the same dough for cinnamon rolls
http://www.momadvice.com/blog/2008/10/play-it-again-momma-homemade-cinnamon.htm
I just found your website and I am LOVING it!! I’m going to make these buns tonight and have them with sloppy joes. Keep up the good work- we need idea people like YOU to keep the rest of us going!!
What a great idea! I make all my own bread for my family, but have not yet thought of making hamburger buns. Could probably make hot dog buns, too, by simply forming the dough into small logs. And you don’t need a bread machine. I use a stand mixer with mixing and dough hooks to mix and need dough for me. Of course, you can always make them the “old fashioned” way by mixing and kneading by hand.
Thanks for the great website and recipe ideas!
If it wasn’t for my bread machine, I’d be lost. I make all my bread and hot dog buns and hamburger buns. I pat my dough out and use a miracle jar lid to cut my buns and for the hot dog ,i form in a rectangle and slice 2″ which makes about 10 or 12 depending on the size. Thanks for being on Rachael, love your website
When you write “T” in your recipe do you mean teaspoon or tablespoon?
T = Tbsp
t = tsp
What kind of flour would I use to make them gluten free, as my son has celiac disease. We are Italian and boy it has been rough omitting breads in our house.
You can actually buy gluten-free bread flour. Bob’s Red Mill works really well, I haven’t tried others. But if you want to make your own mix you can, just look at a bunch of different bread recipes on-line. It takes a couple different kinds of flour and you have to add xanthan gum and some kind of acid (vinegar or lemon juice) to make up for the lack of gluten.
I made these buns. I used my food processor to mix the dough since I don’t have a bread machine. They are very delicious!
I have yeast but it’s in an unmarked bag, and I’m unsure how much there is. How much is “1 package yeast” if we don’t have them in packages?
1 Tbsp is the same as a package of yeast.
Your recipes and advice are wonderful…Thanks so much. Donna Beer
These look good. Just curious though because my boys have been allergic to dairy for years, why do you use butter? We’ve had to stay away from all of it….
@Lisa,
I made these buns long before I knew we had dairy allergies. I now use a dairy-free margarine.
could u use any milk product for the rice milk? my daughter has a milk allergy..but we give her lactose free milk..these would b great so she could eat rolls with us. and do u have anymore dairy free recipes?
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i can’t wait to try these! my question for you is, when you take the rolls out of the freezer, how do you reheat them?
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