Rozky | Slovak Bread Roll



Once again I am back with my fellow food blogger, Jolly who suggested to start another event ‘Recipe Swap Challenge‘ where two members’ll pair and has to share a dish from their partner’s blog. Isn’t so interesting ?? For me it’s a superb idea and I joined the group. Many-times what happens is, some dishes from our fellow food bloggers attracts all of us and we just bookmarked those ones to try later. But that is never happened for me, always my bookmark list fills. So by this group, I feel that I can prepare all those dishes if paired with that belonging member. 


For the first challenge in that group, I have paired up with Mayuri di. She is such a kind person whom i know since a long time through another food group. I am just in love with all her baked goodies. When I came to know that I have been paired with di, then I started browsing first my bookmarked lists 😉 and came across the Rozky (Slovak Bread Rolls) which she had posted for Bread Bakers theme. So I have picked that recipe but made a vegan version of those mini baguette like rolls 😊.

In Slovakia, the most popular form of bread used is named as Rozky (Rozak is the plural form). These are basically some mini baguettes but slightly curved to give a crescent shape. The ingredients used are so basic ones. Also the process is really easy and there is no need of any fancy tricks to maintain. Simply make dough balls, roll and cut each ball into quarters, roll into shape as slightly curved. These baked rolls are the widely used dish in Slovak cuisine. Here I have prepared in totally a vegan version means no butter or no milk or no egg-wash 😉, yet the outcome is wow !! These can be served with some sauce or as an accompaniment with any soup or with evening tea.

So do try these Rozky or Slovak Bread Rolls. If you tried my recipe and enjoyed fully, then please share some pictures of your creation with me. Also give your valuable feedback either in the comment box below or tag me as #firsttimercook on Instagram. You may also follow me on FacebookPinterestTwitterGoogle+Instagram and can subscribe for free to get new recipes directly into your inbox 😊

Preparation Time : 15 mins  |  Resting Time : 2 hrs  |  Cooking Time : 20 mins 

Ingredients :        

Ingredients

Measurements

All purpose flour

3 cup

Active dry yeast

2 tbsp

Water (Luke warm)

1 cup

Sugar

1 tbsp

Olive oil

½ cup

Salt

1 ½ tsp

Sesame seed

For sprinkling

Mixed herb

For sprinkling

Carom seed

For sprinkling



Method :

  1. In a small bowl take warm water, sugar and yeast and mix everything.
  2. Cover the bowl and keep aside for 10 minutes.
  3. After 10 minutes, the whole mixture’ll turn frothy.
  4. Next in another mixing bowl take flour, salt, oil and the yeast mixture.
  5. Mix everything gently and make a smooth and soft dough.
  6. Cover the bowl and keep aside for 1-2 hours or till double in size.
  7. Again knead the well risen dough a bit over a floured surface.
  8. Make 2 inch balls from the dough.
  9. Take one ball and over a floured surface roll into 5-6 inch size circle.
  10. Now cut into 4 quarters.
  11. Take one quarter placing the widest part towards you, fold inward the two corners of the widest part and press.
  12. Next roll that quarter dough piece into a cylindrical shape.
  13. Place on a baking tray lined with butter paper and after placing, bend the cylindrical shape slightly so that a crescent shape will form.
  14. Similarly make all the crescent rolls from rest of the dough and place over the baking tray keeping some space in between.
  15. Keep aside to rise again for 30-35 minutes.
  16. Meanwhile preheat oven to 180 degree C.
  17. After risen well, brush the rolls with olive oil gently and sprinkle either sesame seeds or mixed herbs or carom seeds or any toppings as desired.
  18. Bake for 18-20 minutes at 180 degree C or until the tops are golden.
  19. Take out from oven and allow to cool down completely. 
  20. Serve with some sauce or as an accompaniment with any soup !

Notes :

  • Toppings totally depend upon choice.


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25 Comments

  1. Priya Suresh

    This rozky rocks, how beautiful those bread rolls looks. Feel like having some with a bowl of soup. Lovely bake there.

  2. Shobha

    Looks very nice. I love trying out new breads too. Pinned it to make sometime soon.

  3. mildly indian

    They look so cool, yes and as you have said perfect for tea.

  4. Aruna

    The Rozky are so cuuuuuuuuttttteeeeeee. I want some too. 🙂

  5. Sujata Roy

    These are looking so cute. These are also in my do to list. Now you tempted me to try it soon.

  6. Ritu Tangri

    We bookmark whatever attracts us and that list keeps on increasing but only few things are made. Liked this recipe swapping concept.
    Bread roll look cute and will make an excellent accompaniment to soup

  7. Paarul

    The Rozky is super cute and looks amazing !Perfect tea time snack.

  8. Indfused

    What an excellent share Sasmita! I like how cute these Rozky look and what a great way you have to learn about different cultures.

  9. Poonam Bachhav

    The Rozky look so cute Sasmita ! They would make a perfect pair with some piping hot soup .. awesome share !

  10. Ruchi

    Rozky looks wonderful. Amazing share Sasmita … Just need a bowl of hot soup and I M sold .. beautiful

  11. Priya Srinivasan - I Camp in My Kitchen
    Priya Srinivasan - I Camp in My Kitchen

    Rozky looks delicious!! love the cute shape, with a warm bowl of soup, that makes a cozy meal!!!

  12. cookwithrenu

    They are so cute… perfectly done

  13. jayashree

    You have made them so well. Looks delicious.

  14. Freda

    Hearing about this bread for the first time! Great job, they look fabulous, Sasmita 🙂

  15. Nisha

    Cute little snacks. 🙂 Perfect party food.

  16. Vidya Narayan

    This is amazing stuff and loved your vegan version. Glad you chose this recipe which not only looks stunning but gave you a wonderful opportunity to experiment too. I have a weakness for breads so you can imagine me oggling at this and planning to make some soon. Great share Sasmita and sorry for responding so late. Cheers!

  17. JollyHomemadeRecipes
    JollyHomemadeRecipes

    This rozky rocks looks so cute and beautiful bread. Perfectly baked and loved this vegan version.

  18. cookingwithsapana
    cookingwithsapana

    The Slovakian bread rolls looks so soft inside and so delicious crust from the outside.

  19. Mayuri Patel

    Sasmita I'm so glad you tried out a bread recipe from my blog. The rolls look so cute and like your vegan version.

  20. THE FOOD SAMARITAN.
    THE FOOD SAMARITAN.

    Wow Sasmita you nailed it! Awesome share!

  21. Archana

    Yummy rozky! I love the vegan version. Hope to try making it real soon myself.

  22. Avin

    Rozky bread looks good. Hooe to try it soon myself.

  23. Priya Satheesh

    Rozky looks so cute and yummm! Bookmarking it !

  24. Jyoti Babel

    Done beautifully. They have got such perfect shape. lovely share

  25. yogi

    Very good points you wrote here..Great stuff…I think you've made some truly interesting points.Keep up the good work. allasiarecipes

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