Hog Butt Rolls - county fair blue ribbon winning recipe

[tupperware]

They are called Hog Butt Rolls

 

[jpmcgrew]

How cute.Will you share your recipe?

 

[tupperware]

coitenly

HOGG BUTT ROLLS

¼ cup warm (115) water
¼ cup sugar
¼ cup butter (room temp)
¾ cup warm (115) milk
1 package yeast (or 1 Tablespoon if you have bulk)
1 beaten egg (at room temp put it in a bowl of warm water for a few minutes)
When the yeast foams add
3 cups of flour
Beat until smooth
Cover let rise until doubled
Punch down divide in 2 parts
Flour the board and the top of the dough, roll out into a 12 to 14 inch circle
Cut in to triangles maybe 6 pieces
Roll from the wide end
End up with the point on top and twist to make the tail
Take the Back of a table knife and make the crease underneath the tail
Fold into a “u” shape
Place on a lightly greased baking sheet cover with plastic wrap
Let rise until the double
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees
Remove the plastic wrap and bake 9 to 10 minutes
Until lightly browned.

 

[jpmcgrew]

Thank You. I must make them.

 

[QSis]

Welcome to DC, tupperware! And a big congrats on your blue ribbon!

Lee

 

[Fisher's Mom]

These are the cutest things ever, tupperware! I'm definitely making some. And by the way, welcome to DC!

 

[kadesma]

Welcome to DC...great looking recipe and picture.
kadesma

 

[ErikC]

I am surprised they did not all get eaten before making it to the judges table! Did you have to make a decoy batch?

 

[Uncle Bob]

These would pair well with Boston Butt!! (Pulled Pork)

Congratulations!!

 

[tupperware]

Christmas Eve I took some to a party.

I knew one of the guys always does a country ham.

He got a kick out of them.

 

[tupperware]

sort of

I am surprised they did not all get eaten before making it to the judges table! Did you have to make a decoy batch?

After the entry left for the judging area I broke out samples.

The rest of the story------

After the Fair there was an article in the paper about the Judges at the Fair.

It showed two women laughing while judging.

I knew what they were judging (from the picture) was my entry.

I sent my son the article.

A week later he is at his Father-in-law's birthday party and he thought for some reason one of the guests looked familiar.

He found that she had been one of the baking Judges.

She told him, that the other lady in the picture along with her husband raised Hogs.

Then she asked if I would share the recipe.

It was like icing on the Blue Ribbon.

 

[Bilby]

Great story Tuppaware!! Welcome to DC! Hope you and FedUp enjoy your new found home!!!!