Breads, Snacks & Sides
Mulmulሙልሙል
Soft little holiday rolls scented with korerima, eaten with coffee
- Prep
- 2 hours
- Cook
- 25 minutes
- Serves
- 12
- Region
- National
Ingredients
12 servings
Method
Stir the yeast and a spoon of the sugar into the warm milk and leave it 10 minutes until it foams
Mix the flour, the rest of the sugar, the salt and the korerima
Add the yeast milk, the melted kibbeh and the egg, and knead 10 minutes until smooth and soft
Cover and rise 1 hour until doubled
Divide into 12 and roll each piece into a tight ball between your cupped palm and the table
Set them on a tray with a finger's gap between them and let them rise 30 minutes more
Brush with kibbeh and bake at 180°C for 20 to 25 minutes, until pale gold
Brush again the moment they come out
Photographs
From the kitchen
Pale, not brown. Mulmul is a soft bread and a dark crust means it went too long
Korerima is the whole difference between mulmul and any other sweet roll. Do not substitute green cardamom for it
Made for Christmas and Easter, and put out whenever coffee is being brewed for guests
Split one and fill it with ayib for a breakfast that takes ten seconds
Tags
- bread
- sweet
- festive
- traditional
Per serving
- Calories
- 240
- Protein
- 6g
- Carbohydrate
- 38g
- Fat
- 7g
Estimates. They shift with how you make it and what you make it with.
Suitable for
- vegetarian
Contains
- gluten
- dairy
- eggs
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