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Pretzel Rolls

Imagine pulling apart a warm. Freshly baked Pretzel Roll. Steam rising. And the scent of buttery, salt-kissed bread. Filling the air. This recipe alters straightforward ingredients. Into a symphony of textures. And tastes. A crispy, golden exterior. Meets a soft, chewy heart. It's a voyage of tenderness and forbearance. From the first sprinkle of yeast. To the last sprinkle of coarse sea salt. Culminating in a moment. Where the world seems to pause. At the first bite. These rolls are a…

Copycat Auntie Anne’s Soft Pretzels Recipe graphic.

These Copycat Auntie Anne's Soft Pretzels bring the mall favorite right to your kitchen. Soft, chewy, and perfectly golden, these pretzels are a delicious homemade treat that tastes just like the original. With a few basic ingredients, you can recreate this iconic snack, complete with a salty exterior and a tender inside. Perfect for parties, game nights, or just a tasty snack, these pretzels are sure to be a hit with family and friends. Enjoy them warm, straight from the oven.

two baked breads sitting on top of a piece of brown paper with white sprinkles

I posted a few days ago asking why my lye pretzels are not dark enough, after much reading and some experimenting, I think I figured out why. After I mixed up the lye solution, I didn't let it sit and completely dissolve, so the solution was too weak. The first time, I mixed and dipped the dough right away. This time, I mixed up a 3.5% lye solution (between 3% and 4% is good, the higher the darker, but don't go beyond 4%) with room temperature water, let the solution sit at a safe place for…

baked pretzel buns on a baking sheet with the words easy pretzel buns

These pretzel buns are soft and pretzel-y. The slightly bitter shiny smooth outside crust (a product of first boiling the dough in an alkaline solution made of water and baking soda) and soft fluffy inside makes them the perfect vehicle for a burger. I’ve blogged about them before but I love them so much that I felt I had to blog about them again! If you want, you can also freeze the finished buns in a resealable ziplock bag. Just make sure to cool them completely and split them first by…

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