Copycat Texas Roadhouse Rolls
Make these delicious rolls from Texas Roadhouse in your own kitchen (no bread maker required)!
These Copycat Texas Roadhouse Rolls are utterly irresistible. One of the most coveted Texas Roadhouse restaurant recipes, these fluffy, buttery rolls are a delightful dinner companion. You will not be able to eat just one. These steakhouse staples are sure to make everyone happy when you serve them at your next occasion. They are just perfect for big family gatherings, such as Thanksgiving. Serve up something warm and delicious with this copycat restaurant recipe. Everyone will be saying "yee haw" by the time they finish eating them. Giddy on up and make these Texas Roadhouse rolls today!
Pair your rolls with a delicious copycat Tarheel pulled pork recipe! Featured in the video below!
More Ideas for Your Best Party Menu
When planning a party with several crowd-pleasing snacks and treats, there are so many delicious options to choose from to complement your Copycat Texas Roadhouse Rolls appetizer. One classic option to consider is a platter of assorted cheeses, crackers, and fresh fruits. The combination of sharp cheddar, creamy brie, and tangy blue cheese with crisp apples, juicy grapes, and crunchy crackers is always a hit with guests.
Another fantastic addition to your party menu is a selection of savory dips and spreads. Consider serving a creamy spinach and artichoke dip alongside a spicy buffalo chicken dip, accompanied by a bowl of crispy tortilla chips and warm slices of toasted baguette. The variety of flavors and textures will keep your guests coming back for more.
For a lighter option, you may want to include a fresh vegetable platter with a zesty ranch dip or hummus. Crisp carrots, celery, bell peppers, and cherry tomatoes paired with a flavorful dip are always a refreshing addition to any party spread.
Lastly, don't forget to offer a sweet treat to satisfy your guests' cravings. A platter of assorted mini desserts such as bite-sized brownies, chocolate-dipped strawberries, and lemon bars is sure to be a hit. The combination of rich chocolate, tart fruit, and buttery pastries will provide the perfect sweet ending to your party menu.
Makes48 Rolls
Cooking Time15 min
Ingredients
- 2 cups milk
- 1 package dry yeast
- 1/2 cup warm water
- 1/2 cup sugar, divided
- 1/2 cup honey
- 7 1/2 cups flour, divided
- 3 tablespoons butter, plus about 1 tablespoon for brushing on finished rolls
- 3 eggs
- 2 teaspoons salt
While you're at it, check out this recipe forCopycat Texas Roadhouse Butter
Instructions
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Prepare 1 large baking sheet (half-sheet size) or two cookie sheets with rimmed edges by greasing lightly.
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Warm milk in the microwave until it is just warm to the touch. While milk is heating, place yeast, warm water and 1 tablespoon of the sugar in the bowl of a heavy-duty mixer and allow to “proof” until it is foamy, about 5 minutes.
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Place the remaining sugar, the honey, warm milk and 3 ½ cups flour into the mixer and using the paddle attachment, beat on medium low (setting 3 on a heavy duty mixer) for 2 minutes, scraping down sides before adding the butter, eggs and milk. Beat for another 2 minutes and scrape down again.
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With the machine running on medium low, add another 2 cups of flour slowly until the dough begins to leave the sides of the bowl. Stop the mixer and let the dough stand 3 minutes.
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Again on medium low, beat the dough to “knead” it for 5 minutes. Add more flour a tablespoon at a time until it just begins to hold its shape and is not too sticky.
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Grease a large bowl with vegetable oil and with greased fingers, pull the dough out of the mixer bowl and into the greased bowl, rolling it in the bowl to coat the surface with the oil. Cover with plastic wrap and then lay a cloth towel over and allow to rise in a warm place for 45 minutes, or until double in size (See Note).
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Lightly dust a work surface with any remaining flour and turn the dough out onto the surface. Knead the dough, pushing it down to deflate it, just until it comes together into a very smooth ball, about 1 minute. Use a rolling pin, which is lightly dusted with flour to roll the dough into a large rectangle about ½ inch thick. Pull the dough to fold it to make two layers, one inch thick. Roll again until the two layers firmly stick together. Use a sharp knife or dough scraper to cut 2-inch squares and lay them on the prepared baking sheet(s), just barely touching each other.
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Cover with plastic wrap and a cloth towel again and allow to rise another hour or until double in size.
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Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Bake the rolls for about 25 minutes or until golden brown on top. Remove the pan(s) from the oven and immediately brush the remaining tablespoon of butter all over the tops.
Notes
One good way to provide a warm place for dough to rise is inside the microwave: place 2 cups water into a measuring cup and heat until boiling, about 2 minutes. Leave the cup in the oven and place the covered bowl alongside it, close the door and set a timer for half the total rise time. At that time, remove the dough, reheat the water another 2 minutes and return the bowl to the oven until the dough is doubled. The heat and moisture will promote a good rise, and it may not take the entire time a recipe specifies, so check it near the end to see that it is double in size.
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David
Sep 17, 2017
Step 3 starts with "Place the remaining sugar, the honey, warm milk ..." but finishes with "... scraping down sides before adding the butter, eggs and milk." So, "milk" is being added twice, but only mentioned once in the ingredients list and there is no indication in any part of Step 2 ("Warm milk in the microwave") that the milk is to be divided into any specific measurements. Please clarify this "milk" issue. Thank you, David San Antonio, TX
David
Sep 17, 2017
And, the salt is never added. I would have to guess that the 2nd time "milk" is added, you really meant to add the "salt," but would really appreciate clarification.
asoley 3922608
Feb 13, 2017
These look so good and fluffy and basically everything dinner rolls should be. I've got to add this to my stash!
BeckySue
Sep 05, 2016
MMM delicious yeasty rolls! I'm making them to go with this copycat beef stew recipe I found here http//www.allfreecopycatrecipes.com/Beef-Entrees/C == opycat-Cracker-Barrel-Beef-Stew#comments
Mistress of All Ev il
Feb 26, 2016
Welp. My sister will no doubt love me forever once I make these. Guess who just secured her spot as "Maid of Honor" in the wedding? This gal.
nashmeow
Jul 24, 2015
Warm, fluffy, and delicious - just how a dinner roll should be. I loved that these baked up nice and big, and no need for butter at all. I've not eaten at Texas Roadhouse, so don't know if these compare - but I DO know that they taste great and I will be making them again.
Zimm102090
Jul 23, 2015
I was so surprised that these rolls were homemade and not from Texas Roadhouse. They were really fluffy and had that taste that you expect from plain white rolls that you get at restaurants. While I'm not sure if they were exactly Texas Roadhouse quality, they were pretty close.
Emily Michelle
Jul 23, 2015
Wow! I love Texas Roadhouse rolls and these were excellent! The buttery top is the best.
Z Christensen
Jul 23, 2015
I was a little startled by how sweet these were, but they were quite good!
caitlinmm
Jul 23, 2015
These were wonderful! They had a little bit of sweetness to them that made them taste just right. I'd eat these with any dinner!
shelfconsciouskati e
Jul 23, 2015
I would eat these rolls every day if I could. My personal roll eating record is 12, but I think I could beat that when faced with a basket of these delicious rolls.
Samantha M
Jul 21, 2015
Roadhouse has some of the best bread, in my opinion. Can't wait to give this a try!
SuzieV
Jul 14, 2015
I could eat bread for every meal! These rolls look amazing, but I'd definitely cut down the recipe...I don't usually need 60 rolls! The full recipe would be perfect for Thanksgiving though
Blueberry Baker
Nov 22, 2013
This is also called "Milk and Honey Bread". And the honey is just ever so slight, but makes a wonderful contribution to the taste and texture of the bread.
bigfatman
Nov 04, 2013
Copycat Recipe Texas Roadhouse Rolls recipe and image via Eat Cake for Dinner makes about dozen rolls package active dry yeast c warm water c milk scalded then cooled to room temperature Tbsp melted butter slightly cooled c sugar - c flour eggs tsp salt c honey optional - HOWEVER I have read the comments regarding this recipe and those who have found the most success with these rolls have added honey I have never made them with honey though So it's up to you Directions Place milk in a saucepan over medium heat Bring to a boil and remove from heat Allow to cool slightly Melt the butter in the microwave and set aside In a mixing bowl combine yeast warm water and Tbsp sugar Let the yeast get bubbly Add the rest of the sugar honey if using milk and c flour to the yeast mixture Beat together for…Read More two minutes Add butter eggs and salt Stir well Add the rest of the flour a half a cup at a time until the dough begins to separate from the sides of the bowl Let it rest for - minutes Knead the dough in the bowl for minutes Add flour a Tablespoon at a time if the dough seems sticky Remove dough from bowl and grease the inside of the bowl Place the dough back in the bowl and flip it around till the entire outside is nice and shiny with the oil Loosely cover the bowl with plastic wrap and allow the dough to double in size about minutes Once the dough has doubled smash it down with your fists also called punching for about a minute Roll the dough out to about a inch thick Then fold the dough in half now making it an inch thick and roll over with a rolling pin to seal it together Cut the dough into -inch squares using a dough scraper or whatever you have that will work well to cut the dough Place the dough on a greased baking sheet and cover lightly with plastic wrap Allow the dough to double in size again about hour Bake at degrees for minutes or until golden brown Immediately rub the tops with a little bit of butter for that fabulous shine Enjoy
lmarsik 2196351
Oct 08, 2013
Tell Anita to go to Cupcake Diaries and the recipe is there for Copycat recipe for Texas Roadhouse rolls
lmarsik 2196351
Oct 08, 2013
Please tell Anita to go to the Cupcake diaries post and the recipe for the copycat texas Roadhouse rolls are there
anitabrown1951 255 9620
Jul 11, 2013
It's sad that a person who wants this recipe can't get it, why show the picture of the rolls if you can't get the recipe. No comment on the rating
ErinJ
Mar 28, 2014
You can access the recipe by clicking the green link that says "Click here for the recipe." The link is to the left of the picture and beneath where it says "Cooking Time."
robertacannon 0599 136
Feb 02, 2013
the internet will not let me go to "click here for recipe"....
moffitt2103 691116 0
Jan 21, 2013
I would like to print the recipe. Don't seem to be able to do this
prism 6582551
Feb 02, 2013
If you select it (make it blue) and then go to print and then just ask your printer to print selection, it will print what you have selected.
lfmergler 5452901
Jan 03, 2013
I think you should not list recipes that we need to leave recipe lion site to find. Very frustrating.
holzmerhouse 79234 57
Dec 22, 2012
To those who can't find the recipes...if you look directly under the cooking time, there is a link you must click on. Took me a while to find them too.
hippychick1971 926 9538
Nov 13, 2012
Where is the recipe for Copycat recipe for Texas Roadhouse Rolls?
Eri
Nov 13, 2012
Look above. Under "Cooking time", there's a link in green that says "click here for the recipe". And don't feel bad - I had to trace back through three websites to finally find it! :)
ro4bet 8165883
Nov 14, 2012
where is the recipe for the rools ??????? why is it ao hard to find ????????????????????????
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