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Fluffy Rosemary Yeast Buns

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Soft fluffy rosemary yeast buns that are gluten-free and vegan. The warm and comforting aromas of savory herbs with a special technique for soft and fluffy dinner buns will have you reaching for the bread basket.

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Fluffy Rosemary Yeast Buns | Strength and Sunshine @RebeccaGF666 Soft fluffy rosemary yeast buns that are gluten-free and vegan. The warm and comforting aromas of savory herbs with a special technique for soft and fluffy dinner buns will have you reaching for the bread basket.

A great piece of bread, fluffy and soft, fragrant and light, is what everyone wants, right? Even us gluten-free folk. No one should be deprived of such a luxury at the dinner table. With the holidays fast approaching, you may be thinking about how you’ll have to pass up the bread basket offering. You may even be thinking about bringing a frozen and then reheated gluten-free bun you bought at the store, just so you don’t feel left out. That’s not necessary; let me tell you why.

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That, my friends, is why. Vintage® Seltzer! Let me explain. Not only is this seltzer calorie, sodium, gluten, just about everything free, it’s really wonderful for not only drinking, but baking too! You can find Vintage® Seltzer in many stores, (deceivingly by the carbonated beverages), but that makes it super easy to always have on hand. You can find a store near you with this locator. From naturally flavored to plain, 12 pack cans or 1 bottle liters, you have a ton of options! I like to have a pack of 12 smaller cans on hand for my baking projects.

Fluffy Rosemary Yeast Buns | Strength and Sunshine @RebeccaGF666 Soft fluffy rosemary yeast buns that are gluten-free and vegan. The warm and comforting aromas of savory herbs with a special technique for soft and fluffy dinner buns will have you reaching for the bread basket.

So what does seltzer do to baked goods that’s so magical? As you might be thinking, the bubbles from the carbonation lighten and give baked goods a little extra “lift”! When baked, the carbon dioxide that is mixed in the dough, creates pockets that expand and thus lighten the baked good. Perfect for gluten-free AND vegan baking. I wanted to double up on the lift for these buns and used this recipe for my Buckwheat English Muffin Buns as a base, but try these buns with some seltzer.

Fluffy Rosemary Yeast Buns | Strength and Sunshine @RebeccaGF666 Soft fluffy rosemary yeast buns that are gluten-free and vegan. The warm and comforting aromas of savory herbs with a special technique for soft and fluffy dinner buns will have you reaching for the bread basket.

So these buns include yeast, which makes them rise, as well as the seltzer to make them even lighter. They’re small and perfect for any dinner table bread basket too. A little “portion control” if you will 😉 But they should definitely make it on your Thanksgiving menu this year. even if you aren’t gluten-free nor do you have gluten-free folks in attendance, these buns should still make it onto you table. You can even redeem a $1 off coupon for a 12-pack by signing up for Vintage® Seltzer’s email or printing directly and then using it at your local grocer.

Fluffy Rosemary Yeast Buns | Strength and Sunshine @RebeccaGF666 Soft fluffy rosemary yeast buns that are gluten-free and vegan. The warm and comforting aromas of savory herbs with a special technique for soft and fluffy dinner buns will have you reaching for the bread basket.

A little more about these buns. I used my favorite flour, buckwheat, as well as light and sweet amaranth. I just love the color buckwheat gives and the earthy flavor. But I also wanted to keep to the theme of lightness, so I used some amaranth which is such a delicate flour. And dear friends, what is a good dinner bun without some great aromas. When “buns are in the oven” you wanted the comforting smells in be enticing your nostrils and your stomach! The herbs I find most comforting this time of year are rosemary, sage, and thyme. Hands down, when I smell these, I always feel warm and fuzzy inside and it makes me think of the holidays.

 Fluffy Rosemary Yeast Buns | Strength and Sunshine @RebeccaGF666 Soft fluffy rosemary yeast buns that are gluten-free and vegan. The warm and comforting aromas of savory herbs with a special technique for soft and fluffy dinner buns will have you reaching for the bread basket.

If I’m cooking with one of those herbs, I just have to add the other two. I feel bad if I leave the other two out, haha! They’re just the perfect trio, Three Musketeers! They belong together. Not only do they smell simply mouth-watering, but they taste just amazing, savory, and perfect. Especially with the earthy buckwheat flour, no words! Now don’t let the fact that these use yeast intimidate you. They are so easy, just like these buns (the first time I ever used yeast in a recipe, mind you!). You are going to be thanked profusely by your gluten-free guests. The ultimate grateful Thanksgiving gift!

Fluffy Rosemary Yeast Buns

Fluffy Rosemary Yeast Buns | Strength and Sunshine @RebeccaGF666 Soft fluffy rosemary yeast buns that are gluten-free and vegan. The warm and comforting aromas of savory herbs with a special technique for soft and fluffy dinner buns will have you reaching for the bread basket.

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Fluffy Rosemary Yeast Buns

Soft fluffy rosemary yeast buns that are gluten-free and vegan. The warm and comforting aromas of savory herbs with a special technique for soft and fluffy dinner buns will have you reaching for the bread basket.

  • Author: Rebecca Pytell
  • Cook Time: 15 mins
  • Total Time: 15 mins
  • Yield: 7 1x
  • Category: Bread, Baking
  • Cuisine: American
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Ingredients

Instructions

  1. In a microwave safe bowl, heat the seltzer on high for 90-120 seconds or until it is very warm to the touch. (110°F). Then stir in the yeast.
  2. In a large mixing bowl, combine the flours, baking power, gum, herbs and spices, and give it a whisk before adding in the hot seltzer and yeast mixture, as well as the olive oil.
  3. Whisk it all together to form a nice sticky, yeasty dough batter.
  4. With 7 foil rings (just cut some foil and fold into rings, oil the insides*), or real bun rings, place them on a parchment lined (or silpat) baking sheet.
  5. Add 1/4 cup of the batter in to each of the rings and then sprinkle with additional rosemary.
  6. Set the baking sheet in a warm place for 30 minutes while you also wait for the oven to preheat to 375°F.
  7. After the buns have risen and the oven is heated, place the baking sheet inside and bake for 15 minutes.
  8. Allow to cool completely before removing from rings.

Notes

Foil rings are explained more here.

Nutrition

  • Serving Size: 1
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 Fluffy Rosemary Yeast Buns | Strength and Sunshine @RebeccaGF666 Soft fluffy rosemary yeast buns that are gluten-free and vegan. The warm and comforting aromas of savory herbs with a special technique for soft and fluffy dinner buns will have you reaching for the bread basket.

These will have you craving all the bread, my friends. Light, fluffy, and delicious! With all the comforting aromas of rosemary, sage, and thyme. The bread basket (well, the gluten-free basket) can now be happily passed around for everyone to enjoy! Time to get backing!

*Follow Vintage Seltzer on Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest and Instagram! Users who tag @DrinkVintage on Instagram will receive a $1 off coupon!*

So tell me:

+ Have you ever baked with seltzer?

+ Do the aromas of rosemary, age, and thyme elicit comfort for you too?

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Comments

  12. Kristy @ Southern In Law says

    Ooooh these look good! I loveee the smell of rosemary but as I’m allergic it means I’m always making rosemary infused dishes for everyone else 😛 I bet these would work brilliantly with a mix of oregano, basil and parsley though!

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  13. Marla says

    Hi Rebecca,
    The Rosemary Yeast Buns sound wonderful. Thanks for sharing the Seltzer drink information. I had just recently heard about this – I actually think Dr Oz had it on his show as an healthy alternative for diet free soda and sugar-filled fruit drinks.

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    • Rebecca @ Strength and Sunshine says

      That’s why I call myself the spice queen! I have just about every herb abd spice in my huge spice cabinet and an always adding new if I don’t! I don’t know what cooking would be like sans the “fun” 😉

      Reply

  24. Nutmeg Nanny says

    I drink Vintage all the time! In fact I have a bottle sitting next to me right now 🙂 I love rosemary since it reminds me of winter every time I use it. It’s perfect for these buns.

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    • Rebecca @ Strength and Sunshine says

      YES! I used to exclusively drink Seltzer growing up, but now obviously I can’t with all my stomach issues 😛

      Reply

    • Rebecca @ Strength and Sunshine says

      “Buns” 😉 It is kinda a funny title…fluffy…yeast…Well I hope it draws the readers in 😉

      Reply

  43. Natalie | Feasting on Fruit says

    I love when you post the unexpected bread recipe, always fun to see what you can come up with with gluten free flours on the savory side of baking! I love the color from the buckwheat, I just want to tear one open and see the beautiful fluffy inside. The “Three Musketeers” of herbs haha! You should package them together in a little spice jar and sell them as that 😀

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    • Rebecca @ Strength and Sunshine says

      Girl…over the next month I think the only thing on my editorial calendar is baking recipes :/ Be prepared 😉
      The 3 together is kinda like Herbs de Province but without the savory, basil, lavender, and tarragon 😛 When I think they taste similar, hahahahaha!

      Reply

  45. Nadia's Healthy Kitchen says

    Yummy!! I’ve recently gone 100% gluten-free so I need to start making my own bread because store bought is never as nice and usually had loads of additives! These buns sound delicious! Definitely need to give them a try 😀

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    • Rebecca @ Strength and Sunshine says

      Once you get the hang of it and the different types of breads and flours, you will be addicted to baking your own!

      Reply

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