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Butterhorn Rolls

Submitted by: Ricki Heronemus
Cool rise rolls, let rise overnight, no kneading needed. 

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Freckled Butterhorn Rolls

Submitted by: Nancy Jo Leffler
Provided by: Taste of Home
From the time they were old enough to talk, my two kids told me these rolls looked like they had freckles. The name stuck. 

Yeast Hot Rolls

Submitted by: Pat Heldenbrand
These rolls are excellent and easy. This is one of the best yeast roll recipes I have ever made. Originally submitted to ThanksgivingRecipe.com. 

Buttery Pan Rolls

Submitted by: Charlotte
These are delicious. They take a little time to make but they are worth the effort. Originally submitted to ThanksgivingRecipe.com. 

Yeast Hot Rolls

Submitted by: Pat Heldenbrand
These rolls are excellent and easy. This is one of the best yeast roll recipes I have ever made. 

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Golden Crescent Rolls

Submitted by: Mike A.
This is a great recipe for sweet, fluffy crescent rolls (kind of like a croissant but more dense). 

Monica's Never Fail Rolls

Submitted by: Monica
These light and delicious rolls are easy to make, economical and require no kneading. 

Buttery Pan Rolls

Submitted by: Charlotte
These are delicious. They take a little time to make but they are worth the effort. 

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Blue Ribbon Overnight Rolls

Submitted by: Pam Vienneau
This recipe will give you yeast dinner rolls made rich with eggs. Let them rest overnight before baking. 

Best Rolls Ever!

Submitted by: Cara A. Austin
A yeast-roll recipe which uses self-rising flour for the most airy, delicious rolls ever! Note: the secret to these light and airy rolls is NOT punching down the dough and NOT kneading it, plus the added lift the self-rising flour gives. 
 
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