Being the inexperienced baker that I am (when it comes to baking with yeast) I didn't quite understand the directions. And I'm still not sure if you’re suppose to end up with 12 or 6 rolls after you've put them on top of each other. So what I ended up doing, and it worked out great, is first I proofed my yeast by heating the water in the microwave, then adding the yeast and sugar until it foamed. Then I added the yeast mixture to the flour and salt, and continued to add the other ingredients. I may have used more flour, but the dough was pretty easy to handle. I divided my dough into 8 pieces, put them into a square 9” pan, brushed them with the butter/garlic sauce (forgot to dip them), and let them rise. I also added extra garlic powder and a little garlic salt. Baked them for less time (could have been my oven but I only had them in the over for about 28 minutes). They turned out very soft and my family loved them! I will definitely make these again.
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