Preparing a lunch box for school going kids is definitely a big task for most of the Indian mummies. Thank god, i dont have to prepare lunch box for my kids. Since i want to go through the experience of packing foods for kids, i chosed this week's theme for blogging marathon as Mess free tiffin box. After posting biscottis for a simple snack box and a healthy nutritious sandwich for a lunch box, today am landing to this yeasted muffins.Y i named this beautiful dish as muffins, coz instead of making stuffed buns, i simply went for a muffin tray for making this stuffed beauties, so that you can get a prefect muffin shaped stuffed buns.
I used an eggless, butterless bread dough for making these stuffed yeasted muffins.These yeasted bread muffins stays super spongy even after a day,if you conserve them properly. With a simple salad, this yeasted muffins makes a wonderful lunch box for any ages. I went for potatoes and paneer cubes for the stuffing masala, kids will definitely enjoy the filling and their lunch box.You can definitely see the empty lunch box if you pack this yeasted muffins.Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM#34.
3cups All purpose flour
2tsp Active dry yeast
1/2tsp Sugar
1tsp Salt
1/2cup Luke warm water
3tbsp Olive oil
Mix the yeast,sugar and salt in luke warm water and keep aside for 5minutes until the yeast turns foamy.
Take the flour in a large vessel, add gradually the foamy yeast and olive oil, knead everything as smooth and soft dough.
Arrange the dough in a greased bowl,keep in a warm place for atleast for an hour or let the dough gets doubled their volume..
Mixed veggies & Paneer stuffing:
1cup Potatoes (chopped)
1cup Cubed paneer
1/4tsp Cumin seeds
1tsp Garam masala powder
1no Onion (big & chopped)
2nos Green chillies (chopped)
Salt
Oil
Heat oil in a pan, let crack the cumin seeds, add immediately the chopped onions,chopped green chillies, saute until the onions turns transculent.
Add immediately the chopped potatoes,saute everything for few minutes,now add the garam masala powder,salt and cook everything in simmer until the potatoes gets well cooked(springle water if needed).
Finally add the cubed paneer,give a quick stir and put off the stove,keep aside and let the masala get cooled completely..
Preheat the oven to 350F,grease the muffin tray and keep aside.
Punch down the dough and make 10-12medium sized balls.
Flatten them with a rolling pin as a small thick disc, place the already prepared masala,over the masala completely with the dough, shape the dough as buns.
Arrange the stuffed buns to the greased muffin tray.
Let it stay for an hour until its rises a bit.
Brush with oil on the top.
Bake in middle rack for 20-25minutes until the crust turns golden brown.
Let it cool in wire rack.
Serve.
I used an eggless, butterless bread dough for making these stuffed yeasted muffins.These yeasted bread muffins stays super spongy even after a day,if you conserve them properly. With a simple salad, this yeasted muffins makes a wonderful lunch box for any ages. I went for potatoes and paneer cubes for the stuffing masala, kids will definitely enjoy the filling and their lunch box.You can definitely see the empty lunch box if you pack this yeasted muffins.Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM#34.
3cups All purpose flour
2tsp Active dry yeast
1/2tsp Sugar
1tsp Salt
1/2cup Luke warm water
3tbsp Olive oil
Mix the yeast,sugar and salt in luke warm water and keep aside for 5minutes until the yeast turns foamy.
Take the flour in a large vessel, add gradually the foamy yeast and olive oil, knead everything as smooth and soft dough.
Arrange the dough in a greased bowl,keep in a warm place for atleast for an hour or let the dough gets doubled their volume..
Mixed veggies & Paneer stuffing:
1cup Potatoes (chopped)
1cup Cubed paneer
1/4tsp Cumin seeds
1tsp Garam masala powder
1no Onion (big & chopped)
2nos Green chillies (chopped)
Salt
Oil
Heat oil in a pan, let crack the cumin seeds, add immediately the chopped onions,chopped green chillies, saute until the onions turns transculent.
Add immediately the chopped potatoes,saute everything for few minutes,now add the garam masala powder,salt and cook everything in simmer until the potatoes gets well cooked(springle water if needed).
Finally add the cubed paneer,give a quick stir and put off the stove,keep aside and let the masala get cooled completely..
Preheat the oven to 350F,grease the muffin tray and keep aside.
Punch down the dough and make 10-12medium sized balls.
Flatten them with a rolling pin as a small thick disc, place the already prepared masala,over the masala completely with the dough, shape the dough as buns.
Arrange the stuffed buns to the greased muffin tray.
Let it stay for an hour until its rises a bit.
Brush with oil on the top.
Bake in middle rack for 20-25minutes until the crust turns golden brown.
Let it cool in wire rack.
Serve.
wow thats an interesting savoury stuffed muffins and looks so delicious :) tempting me aks !!
ReplyDeleteInteresting masala stuffed muffin,looks so yummy
ReplyDeleteVery interesting and inviting,looks delicious.Wish to have some now..
ReplyDeleteVery nice buns...love them. Superb Priya.
ReplyDeletewow..yeasted muffins with savory potato paneer stuffing, sounds too delicious and tempting...so perfectly done!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color of the crust, all time favorite!
ReplyDeleteA perfect snack for kids...
ReplyDeleteWow..the entire thing has changed for good Priya..It's been long since I came here (anywhere else as well.bit engaged with home stuff)and what new refreshing fell here..Superbly nice priya..Loved it.And the muffin idea fascinates me even more..How I long for one of my favorite filling there..Yum!
ReplyDeleteBook marked right away even without reading the recipe...they look adorable...yum is the word.
ReplyDeleteoh these are a beauty!! I call them masala buns!!
ReplyDeleteThese muffins look superb. Simply delicious. Would love to munch on those.
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Mmm.... Love the combination of potato and paneer... Wanna finish all the buns....
ReplyDeleteVery tempting recipe.. nice and elegant capture.. thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteStuffed buns always tempt me...these look droolicious.....
ReplyDeletedefinitely a yummy great lunch box.. loved the idea of keeping it in the muffin
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! Priya looks amazing. Very interesting muffin.
ReplyDeletesuper .. nice recipe
ReplyDeleteThe dish looks so tempting priya..what a lovely idea..enjoyed your series!
ReplyDeletelooks gr8.. interesting combo of paneer and potato.. :)
ReplyDeletewow muffins look incredible aks :) such perfect smooth tops
ReplyDeleteSo soft and yummy stuffed muffin.
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this looks like a really tempting muffin for a chai time... lovely...
ReplyDeleteStuffed buns in muffin avatar look so cute and delicious. Well prepared. Lovely clicks.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Priua your bread muffins love so stunning & love that filling. wonderful idea for the tiffen box.
ReplyDeleteThey look so soft and yummy. And a great tasty filling.
ReplyDeleteawesome akka/...wish to grab it right now
ReplyDeletethat does look like a great snack to put in the lunch box, love the stuffing
ReplyDeleteMe too bookmarking this to try!!! they look adorable and kuttu will love them for sure!!! :)
ReplyDeleteYummy potato paneer muffins.. Excellent kids snacks box recipe..
ReplyDeletethese savory muffins are great to have on the go
ReplyDeleteHey Priya!
ReplyDeleteCame across your blog from foodgawker. Wow! What an extensive library of recipes you've got there!
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I am still a novice and have just a few recipeson it :) but would love your feedback
wow these r awesome..
ReplyDeleteExcellent one, I am packing my son lunch at 6.30Am here. Lucky you! I should try out this one!
ReplyDeleteThose savory muffins looks so yummy ! Bookmarked ...
ReplyDeleteLovely idea to use the muffin pans, they look so cute..
ReplyDeleteThese stuffed buns are my favorite! We buy something similar from Hot Breads and my kids love this!
ReplyDeleteI woder how you manage all this Priya...Working, taking care of home and kids and then cookng so much of varieties of food!! Hats off to you...
ReplyDeleteAnd btw, the stuffed bread looks yum!
Very tempting Priya . Looks awesome
ReplyDeleteThat potato paneer stuffing sounds awesome. Rolls look perfect.
ReplyDeleteLovely buns! Love the stuffing as well..Had a different version of the buns for a snack today!
ReplyDeletePerfectly done. Stuffed buns look awesome
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