Butter Dips are one of those recipes that I should never make. We have a love hate relationship. Mostly a love relationship. (Besides being so tasty they remind me of my mom. She used to make a version of these when I was little.) The browned butter on the bottom and the salty and cheesy on the top is more than I can walk away from. Go ahead and make them. I bet you will have a love relationship with them too!!
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Sprinkle yeast and sugar over warm water. Let it sit for about ten minutes or until it gets bubbly.
Add flour and salt to sifter or mixing bowl.
Sift dry ingredients into water and yeast. I knead on lowest speed with my Kitchen Aide for about 3 minutes.
Let dough rest for about ten minutes. While dough is resting slice butter and set in a 11 x 15 baking pan. Put the pan in the oven until butter is melted.
Roll bread out to 11 x 15 and cut into strips. This is where you get to be creative and cut them into whatever size you want. I usually cut the dough in thirds and eighths. (I think my boys ate one whole column of this dough. So if you want to be like me do as I say and not as it looks like I do.) Dip one side of each piece of bread into the butter. Then flip it over and let it sit in the melted butter. At this point you have to know this is gonna be good. It’s ok that the dips aren’t all perfectly sized. They will be rustic.
My mother in law introduced me to this stuff. And it might be the best thing she has ever done for me. This stuff is the bomb.
Since it is so good, sprinkle Salad Supreme all over the Butter Dips. Then Sprinkle with garlic salt and parmesan cheese. (I don’t usually promote cheese out of a can, but it actually works pretty good on these things.) Let them rise until doubled. This will happen fast because the Butter Dips are sitting in a hot pan and swimming in hot butter.
Bake these babies for about 20 minutes. Serve warm.
Butter Dips
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 cups warm water
- 1 Tablespoon Yeast
- 2 Tablespoons Sugar
- 3 Cups Flour
- 3/4 teaspoons salt
- 1 cube butter
- Garlic Salt
- Salad Supreme
- Parmesan Cheese
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
- Sprinkle yeast and sugar over water in the bowl of electric mixer. Let sit until bubbly.
- Add flour and salt to sifter of bowl. Add to the water and yeast.
- Mix with dough hook of electric mixer for three minutes.
- Let rest for ten minutes.
- While dough rests, slice butter and put it in a 11 x 15 baking pan. Put it in the oven until the butter has melted. Then remove from oven.
- Roll dough out to 11 x 15. Cut into strips. I usually cut it into 3 rows and 8 columns.
- Dip Butter Dip in butter and flip over and set in baking pan. Continue with remaining Butter Dips.
- Sprinkle with garlic salt, Salad Supreme and parmesan cheese.
- Let rise until doubled. This will happen fast since the pan is hot.
- Bake for 20 minutes.
My Mom used to tell me, you can get away with serving anything for dinner if you have hot bread to go along with it.
I can remember making butter dips when you kids were all little. But these look way better than the ones I used to make. Mine were more like a quick bread cut and dipped in butter, so I am excited to try the yeast bread dips.
I wish I would eat at your house every night. Cuz you know there is always going to be something yummy served, not to mention the men folk in your life entertaining you.
Love Mom
Love Mom
I made these for my sisters. they loved them!!!
My mom made these for lunch today – AMAZING! My 1 year-old ate 3, and only because he snuck one of mine off my plate. I’m excited to get home and try some of your other recipes. I also love hearing about your boys – what a cute blog!
These do look dangerous! I will have to try that salad seasoning after your raves! Thanks
Dangerously worth it! I am in love with Salad Supreme! Hope you enjoy it too!
How much butter is a cube of butter?
Robin, a cube of butter is 1 stick, or 1/2 of a cup! Watch out…these are so addicting!
I’m going to make these to go with the tomato soup recipe from your blog tonight!!
Yum! These would be perfect with tomato soup…they’re actually perfect with just about anything! So yummy!
Delicious bread! Easy too.
We loved it and ate way too much!
I’m going to try a variation substituting olive oil for butter and using an Italian herb mix.
Thanks for all your great recipes!
Thank you! Using an Italian herb mix sounds fantastic! Every time I make these I eat the whole pan! They’re way better the first day so it’s totally okay right?