Herbed Butterflaps - #BreadBakers


These Guyanese Butterflaps are puffy, buttery rolls that are filled with butter and folded.    These butterflaps take you to heaven when bitten !

I,  started making the butterflaps at 5 am, made them for breakfast for my guest.   They just could not believe that these are homemade.  They got over in a jiffy.   Made these in two batches managed to keep 3 for hubby and me.

Makes 16 to 18 depending on the size
Ingredients

3 Cups All purpose flour
1 Teaspoon Salt
3 Tablespoons Milk Powder
3/4  Cup Warm water
3 Tablespoons Sugar
2.1/4 Teaspoon Rapid Rising Yeast
2 Tablespoons Olive oil
2 Tablespoon Butter
For the spread - mix together
3 Tablespoons Salted Butter
1 Tablespoon Garlic - minced
1 Tablespoon Dill - finely chopped

2 Tablespoons Coriander - finely chopped fine
1 Teaspoon Oregano
1 Teaspoon Thyme
1/2 Teaspoon Black pepper powder



Method
Warm the water, stir in the sugar and yeast and leave covered to bloom for 10-15 minutes till it is frothy.

Mix the flour, salt and milk powder and add the oil. Mix well.
Add the bloomed yeast and mix well with a spatula.

Knead well adding more milk or water only if required. Make it into a ball.  Take this dough on to a work surface and add butter by stretching and folding the dough till  the  butter is incorporated.  Keep stretching and  folding for about ten minutes to get a smooth and elastic dough.


Transfer to a oiled bowl and leave covered to rise for 1 to 1.1/2 hours till the dough doubles in volume. Gently deflate and divide into 16 to 18 equal balls. 


Roll into balls and roll out to small discs.


Spread the herbed butter on each disc.


Fold over and spread herbed butter on the top again.


Fold over to form a triangle.


Transfer to a greased baking tray and leave the butterflaps to rise for 45 minutes.


Preheat the oven at 180C for 15 minutes.Brush very gently with  remaing herbed butter. 


Bake for 15-20 minutes at 180C.


See my gorgeous beauties.


Remove and brush with butter.


Serve hot with a cup of heat. ......Bliss ...ss...!...
Sending these to Bread bakers event for the month theme Breads made with summer bounty. Using the fresh summer fruits or vegetables or herbs from your garden or from the farmers market. Our host is Pavani her blog is : Cook's Hideout http://www.cookshideout.com/. Thank you Pavani for hosting this month's event.

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Labels : Breads, Butterflaps, Guyanese, Bread Bakers, Eggless

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Sneha's Recipe
Sneha's Recipe

Happy Home-maker and culinary enthusiast.

19 comments:

  1. These look absolutely amazing! I can see why your guests would think they were not home made, BUT the aroma in the house must have tipped them off! Very nicely done!

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  2. delicious looking butterflaps.

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  3. Wow you are up early! Looks like it was worth it for these, I am for sure saving this recipe. I'd never heard of a butterflap before but it is hard to go wrong with herbed buttter!

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  4. Let me know when you open your B&B because I am booking a room and demanding these be ready for breakfast or dinner or....whenever! They are gorgeous and sound delicious!

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  5. These look really buttery and yummy

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  6. OH my goodness....they are beautiful....and sinful with all that buttery goodness

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  7. Prime dinner sides, here... saving this for the holiday!

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  8. Never heard of these before but they sure look scrumptious, love them!!

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  9. I had never try this before, thank you for sharing the recipe.

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  10. Wow, I love butter plus more butter plus more butter. How thoughtful that you woke up early to make these for your house guests.

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  11. Love butterflaps! We call them coco bread in Jamaica and only fold them once. Unfortunately, most bakeries don't use enough butter. Makes me sad.

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  12. I love the look of these dinner rolls!

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  13. Wow, those butterflaps look so flaky and delicious. Awesome choice for the theme.

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  14. they make these all throughout the caribbean and much of my family comes from Suriname (right next door to guyana) I have had and love these but with those herbs must have been uber delish!

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  15. Oh, man, all that butter, all those herbs! I've never heard of butterflaps but I'll be making them soon, Sneha. Beautiful!

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  16. Butterflaps looks so delicious... Should try sometime..

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  17. I've never heard of these before but I could seriously eat one or two right now, they look so soft and pillowy. Laura@ Baking in Pyjamas

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  18. Wow I never tried this butterflaps its so yummy...........ll try soon

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  19. I now have a new mission to make and try butterflaps for the first time.

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