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42m
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In the bowl of a stand mixer, combine warm water, honey, lemon juice and salt. Mix.

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8-9
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Flour, 9 cups for all purpose, 8 cups for fresh milled hard white wheat
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Water, warm
2
Egg

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Lauren D
17 days ago
Amazing! So easy! We didn’t have sesame seeds but obviously that doesn’t change anything. Will definitely keep making these.

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Kristin
11 days ago
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Carol D
21 days ago
Delicious!!!!

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Alison G
23 days ago
I also have some vital wheat gluten! 🤞🏻
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Alison G
23 days ago
All I have on hand is soft white and Ezekiel Mix. Bound and determined to give it a try. :). Any ideas? Thanks! Look forward to baking something from your recipes every day. Loving them!
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Kristin
21 days ago
I'm not sure that would work - I'd be worried you would waste your ingredients
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Hannah H
a month ago
Yeast & I don’t mix well. Didn’t rise but I think it’s me not the recipe
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Kristin
a month ago
Bummer! Did you knead the dough enough and use instant yeast?
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Cheryl H
a month ago
Could I replace the eggs with flax meal? I am sensitive to eggs. What else might work for the egg wash? And how would I use active yeast instead of instant?
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Kristin
a month ago
I've not tried replacing eggs in yeasted doughs - but if you have done it before it likely will work. You can do a little milk and honey or maple syrup for the egg wash. Just activate your yeast before using as usual.
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Kelsey J
2 months ago
Amazing and so soft! I did have to add 1/4-1/2 cup flour, it just wasn’t getting past the gooey phase. Could possibly be because I have a cheap mill that doesn’t mill as fine as others ??

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Kristin N
2 months ago
Yes that could definitely be why. I’m surprised you were able to get a nice soft result, with more coarse flour - great job!
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Anne M
3 months ago
My family wanted burgers for dinner so I prepped these this morning. They were so easy! I didn’t have sesame seeds so I used everything but the bagel seasoning on top instead. We definitely sampled and they were delicious and light and fluffy. Can’t wait to have them with dinner!

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Kristin N
2 months ago
Yum!
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Jennifer S
3 months ago
These were delicious but mine were way too dense. What did I do wrong or do you have a lighter, fluffier recipe?

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Kristin
3 months ago
These are very light and fluffy when I make them and have heard from many others with the same experience. What type of grains, mill, and mixer did you use?
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Jennifer C
3 months ago
My dough is hard and dense feeling. What is the consistency supposed to feel like?
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Kristin
3 months ago
Should feel like normal bread dough. What type of flour are you using? Did you mill it?
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Jennifer C
3 months ago
I did. I milled hard white very fine. It seems like it was the yeast. I used instafern - and that’s when it became really dense.
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Kristin
3 months ago
That's odd, yeast shouldn't do that. Did you let the dough rise nice and high?
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Laura B
4 months ago
Hi there! Just wondering if I can use Kamut, are there any adjustments I need to make? Thanks!
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Kristin
4 months ago
You would need to add some hard white flour if using kamut
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Alice C
4 months ago
Delicious! So soft!
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Kristin
4 months ago
Yes!
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Sarah S
5 months ago
Made these for a busy week of recitals and ball games this week! So easy and so good! I pat mine down flatter after rolling in a ball to create a larger and flatter bun. Let rise and bake! So good! Thank you for this recipe!

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Kristin N
5 months ago
Amazing!
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Jenni F
5 months ago
This recipe was quick and easy but my buns turned out pretty dense not fluffy. I used fine milled hard white wheat. Do you happen to know what I may have done wrong?
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Kristin
5 months ago
Most likely a kneading issue. Did you knead to windowpane?
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Jenni F
5 months ago
I’ve always struggled with this part of bread making. So I probably didn’t knead long enough
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Kristin
5 months ago
Yes you will want to knead long enough that the dough doesn't tear easily.
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Amanda C
7 months ago
Made these and they were delicious! My kids requested the leftover bus the next morning for a snack!
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Amanda C
7 months ago
Can I use this recipe and shape for hotdog buns also?
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Melissa
7 months ago
These are DELICIOUS and I’m a huge critic of my baking. I made them for our burgers at a picnic and there was not one person that didn’t rave over them!
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Kristin
7 months ago
They're one of my all time favorite recipes of mine - nothing beats these fluffy burger buns!!
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Kristin
7 months ago
So happy to hear this!
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Cammie
7 months ago
Could I use spelt berries for this recipe and if so what adjustments would I need to make to the recipe? Thanks so much in advance 😊
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Kristin
7 months ago
Hi cammie! Yes you can use spelt - no adjustments needed
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Cammie
7 months ago
Thank you!
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Cathryn R
7 months ago
Made these today for burgers later this week and they turned out so good! I may have eaten one for testing purposes 😂 I used my kitchen aid for kneading and it took about 10-15 minutes to reach windowpane! Just wanted to mention for those who have a kitchen aid

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Kristin
7 months ago
Love it!
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7 months ago
Was there a typo in this recipe? Was I supposed to add the yeast with the warm water? And then add the rest later? I feel like they’re not rising because of that and I followed the recipe exactly.
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Kristin
7 months ago
No typo. This is the right way to do it. Unless you are using active yeast that needs to be activated first
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Donna W
7 months ago
Do you use a dough hook to mix and knead or the open paddle? I’m using a kitchen aid.
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Kristin
7 months ago
I don't use a KA for bread because I don't like the result. But if I had to, I would mix with the paddle and knead by hand
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Donna W
7 months ago
Also would be great for recipes to have grams of flour used. I think I used too much! 🙃
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Kristin
7 months ago
It does have grams
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Donna W
7 months ago
Thank you! I hadn’t seen that toggle switch. That’s very helpful!!
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Prep
30m
Cook
12m
Total
42m
Ingredients
Method
Turn cooking mode on
Step 1
In the bowl of a stand mixer, combine warm water, honey, lemon juice and salt. Mix.

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8-9
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Flour, 9 cups for all purpose, 8 cups for fresh milled hard white wheat
2
cup
Water, warm
2
Egg

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Lauren D
17 days ago
Amazing! So easy! We didn’t have sesame seeds but obviously that doesn’t change anything. Will definitely keep making these.

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Kristin
11 days ago
love hearing this!
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Carol D
21 days ago
Delicious!!!!

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Alison G
23 days ago
I also have some vital wheat gluten! 🤞🏻
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Alison G
23 days ago
All I have on hand is soft white and Ezekiel Mix. Bound and determined to give it a try. :). Any ideas? Thanks! Look forward to baking something from your recipes every day. Loving them!
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Kristin
21 days ago
I'm not sure that would work - I'd be worried you would waste your ingredients
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Hannah H
a month ago
Yeast & I don’t mix well. Didn’t rise but I think it’s me not the recipe
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Kristin
a month ago
Bummer! Did you knead the dough enough and use instant yeast?
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Cheryl H
a month ago
Could I replace the eggs with flax meal? I am sensitive to eggs. What else might work for the egg wash? And how would I use active yeast instead of instant?
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Kristin
a month ago
I've not tried replacing eggs in yeasted doughs - but if you have done it before it likely will work. You can do a little milk and honey or maple syrup for the egg wash. Just activate your yeast before using as usual.
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Kelsey J
2 months ago
Amazing and so soft! I did have to add 1/4-1/2 cup flour, it just wasn’t getting past the gooey phase. Could possibly be because I have a cheap mill that doesn’t mill as fine as others ??

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Kristin N
2 months ago
Yes that could definitely be why. I’m surprised you were able to get a nice soft result, with more coarse flour - great job!
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Anne M
3 months ago
My family wanted burgers for dinner so I prepped these this morning. They were so easy! I didn’t have sesame seeds so I used everything but the bagel seasoning on top instead. We definitely sampled and they were delicious and light and fluffy. Can’t wait to have them with dinner!

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Kristin N
2 months ago
Yum!
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Jennifer S
3 months ago
These were delicious but mine were way too dense. What did I do wrong or do you have a lighter, fluffier recipe?

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Kristin
3 months ago
These are very light and fluffy when I make them and have heard from many others with the same experience. What type of grains, mill, and mixer did you use?
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Jennifer C
3 months ago
My dough is hard and dense feeling. What is the consistency supposed to feel like?
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Kristin
3 months ago
Should feel like normal bread dough. What type of flour are you using? Did you mill it?
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Jennifer C
3 months ago
I did. I milled hard white very fine. It seems like it was the yeast. I used instafern - and that’s when it became really dense.
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Kristin
3 months ago
That's odd, yeast shouldn't do that. Did you let the dough rise nice and high?
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Laura B
4 months ago
Hi there! Just wondering if I can use Kamut, are there any adjustments I need to make? Thanks!
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Kristin
4 months ago
You would need to add some hard white flour if using kamut
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Alice C
4 months ago
Delicious! So soft!
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Kristin
4 months ago
Yes!
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Sarah S
5 months ago
Made these for a busy week of recitals and ball games this week! So easy and so good! I pat mine down flatter after rolling in a ball to create a larger and flatter bun. Let rise and bake! So good! Thank you for this recipe!

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Kristin N
5 months ago
Amazing!
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Jenni F
5 months ago
This recipe was quick and easy but my buns turned out pretty dense not fluffy. I used fine milled hard white wheat. Do you happen to know what I may have done wrong?
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Kristin
5 months ago
Most likely a kneading issue. Did you knead to windowpane?
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Jenni F
5 months ago
I’ve always struggled with this part of bread making. So I probably didn’t knead long enough
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Kristin
5 months ago
Yes you will want to knead long enough that the dough doesn't tear easily.
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Amanda C
7 months ago
Made these and they were delicious! My kids requested the leftover bus the next morning for a snack!
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Amanda C
7 months ago
Can I use this recipe and shape for hotdog buns also?
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Melissa
7 months ago
These are DELICIOUS and I’m a huge critic of my baking. I made them for our burgers at a picnic and there was not one person that didn’t rave over them!
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Kristin
7 months ago
They're one of my all time favorite recipes of mine - nothing beats these fluffy burger buns!!
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Kristin
7 months ago
So happy to hear this!
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Cammie
7 months ago
Could I use spelt berries for this recipe and if so what adjustments would I need to make to the recipe? Thanks so much in advance 😊
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Kristin
7 months ago
Hi cammie! Yes you can use spelt - no adjustments needed
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Cammie
7 months ago
Thank you!
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Cathryn R
7 months ago
Made these today for burgers later this week and they turned out so good! I may have eaten one for testing purposes 😂 I used my kitchen aid for kneading and it took about 10-15 minutes to reach windowpane! Just wanted to mention for those who have a kitchen aid

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Kristin
7 months ago
Love it!
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P P
7 months ago
Was there a typo in this recipe? Was I supposed to add the yeast with the warm water? And then add the rest later? I feel like they’re not rising because of that and I followed the recipe exactly.
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Kristin
7 months ago
No typo. This is the right way to do it. Unless you are using active yeast that needs to be activated first
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Donna W
7 months ago
Do you use a dough hook to mix and knead or the open paddle? I’m using a kitchen aid.
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Kristin
7 months ago
I don't use a KA for bread because I don't like the result. But if I had to, I would mix with the paddle and knead by hand
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Donna W
7 months ago
Also would be great for recipes to have grams of flour used. I think I used too much! 🙃
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Kristin
7 months ago
It does have grams
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Donna W
7 months ago
Thank you! I hadn’t seen that toggle switch. That’s very helpful!!
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