Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Curry Beef Buns

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Frozen bread dough makes this dish easy even for kids to put together.

Makes 14 appetizers

1 package (3 pounds) Rhodes Bread dough rolls

1 pound ground beef

1 ⁄2 cup canned bamboo shoots, drained, diced

3⁄4 cup of green onions, diced (white and some green parts)

4 tablespoon­s curry powder 5 tablespoon­s oyster sauce 1⁄2 cup ketchup Butter to coat dough

Thaw 14 bread dough rolls from the package and let rise according to package directions

In a large skillet, brown beef and drain off grease. Add all other ingredient­s except dough and butter and mix until combined.

Coat a large cookie sheet with vegetable oil spray.

Coat a breadboard and rolling pin with a sprinkling of flour and roll each piece of bread dough to about a 4-inch circle. Avoid getting too much flour on the edges of the dough or they will not press together easily.

Preheat oven to 350 degrees.

Place about two heaping tablespoon­s of the meat mixture on top of each piece of dough. Gather the edges together over the filling to make a circle and then press edges together to make a tight seal.

Set on cookie sheet, gathered side down. Brush tops and sides with butter.

Bake in preheated oven 25 minutes or until dough is golden brown and filling is heated through. Brush with additional butter while cooking if needed.

When done, serve immediatel­y.

Note: Once baked and cooled, this appetizer can be frozen or refrigerat­ed. If frozen, bring to room temperatur­e first. Reheat for 15 minutes in preheated 350-degree oven and serve hot.

 ?? MICHAEL SEARS / MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL ?? Frozen bread dough makes these curry beef buns easier for kids to put together.
MICHAEL SEARS / MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL Frozen bread dough makes these curry beef buns easier for kids to put together.

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