Caraway seed rolls are aromatic yeast rolls featuring the distinct earthy flavor of caraway seeds, tasting like the pillowy cousin to rye bread.

Adapted from my soup bread bowls, I first made these caraway seed rolls to be served with my slow cooker potato soup as part of my Hobbit Menu. But you don’t need to be a hobbit to make these as they are perfect for any occasion that could benefit from an earthy, rye bread-like side dish, say Thanksgiving maybe.
This recipe does make 2 dozen but you could easily cut it in half if you don’t need that many. Or you could keep the same amount of ingredients and make them double sized to use as buns for a sandwich. I know that’s one of my favorite things to make with Thanksgiving leftovers. Whatever you chose, you really cannot go wrong.
More Side Dish Recipes:
- Winter Salad with Citrus Vinaigrette from Hezzi-D’s Recipe Box
- Cranberry Red Wine Sauce from Art of Natural Living
- Pumpkin Paratha from Magical Ingredients
- Fondant Sweet Potatoes fromA Kitchen Hoor’s Adventures
- Creamed Kale with Gruyére from Karen’s Kitchen Stories
- Keto Grilled Butterflied Chimichurri Shrimp from Sneha’s Recipe
- Maple Bacon Brussels Sprouts from Jolene’s Recipe Journal
- Pumpkin Dip from A Day in the Life on a Farm

- Seven years ago: Cranberry Moscow Mule
- Ten years ago: Weekly Meal Plan #37
- Eleven years ago: Banana Bread Granola Bites
- Twelve years ago: Leftover Halloween Candy Layer Bars
- Thirteen years ago: Butternut Squash, Spinach and Feta Pizza
- Fourteen years ago: Pumpkin Bread Pudding
Source: Adapted from my Homemade Whole Wheat Bread Bowls.

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These sound amazing. I often serve a soup-and-salad buffet party during the holidays, and I think these rolls will be perfect for it.