🥖Tritordeum Bread Rolls
Recipe by Cocicachorritos
These soft and flavorful bread rolls are made with Tritordeum flour, giving them a beautiful golden color and a malty, Mediterranean taste. Perfect for freezing and packing into school or work lunches — by the time the break comes, they’ll be thawed and ready to enjoy!
PREP.
25 min
BAKE
25-30 min
TOTAL
3 hours 15 min

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Ingredients
500 g Tritordeum flour
300 ml milk
1 tbsp salt
1 tsp agave syrup
150 g sourdough starter (masa madre / MM)
Nutrition
Energy (Kcal): 235
Carbohydrates (%): 46,6
Fats (%): 1,71
Proteins (%): 7,06
Fibers (%): 1,58
Salt (%): 1,83
Instructions

Mix the dough
Combine the Tritordeum flour with milk, salt, agave syrup, and sourdough starter. Knead until smooth and elastic.

First rise
Cover the dough and let it rest for about 2 hours, or until doubled in size.

Shape the rolls
Deflate the dough gently (degassing), divide into 80–100 g portions, and shape into tight balls.

Second rise
Place the rolls on a baking tray, cover lightly, and let them rise again until puffy.

Score and bake
Score the tops with a sharp blade (greñado). Bake in a very hot oven with steam. After 10 minutes, release the steam and lower the temperature to 210 °C. Continue baking until the rolls are golden brown to your liking.
Freeze for later
Slice the rolls in half before freezing. This way, you can take them straight from the freezer, fill them with your favorite ingredients, and pop them into a lunchbox. By break time, they’ll be perfectly thawed — soft, fresh, and delicious!
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