Stuffed vegetable cheese bun is a soft, fluffy bakery savory bread flavored with cheese, oregano seasoning, and stuffed with lots of vegetables. (Step-by-Step-Recipe)
About Stuffed Vegetable Cheese Bun:
Have you ever thought of making scrumptious vegetable stuffed buns at home? Here is a quick recipe for you all to try at home.
Vegetables may not sound like the most appetizing food for a snack. However, when you stuff it in a yummy fluffy bun, it suddenly tastes soooo good! That’s why I love these cheesy vegetable stuffed buns.
There is something about wrapping a vegetable in dough and then eating it that is satisfying and tasty. These cheesy vegetable stuffed buns are a great way to add vegetables to your kid’s diet too.
This recipe is super easy to prepare and the ingredients are very common.
And guess what?
Your guests will be amazed and delighted to taste this new dish.
This recipe is for those who love savory and delicious food. This can be your wonderful lunch or dinner snack. Stuff the bun with cheese and vegetables to get a delicious meal.
You may serve it with mayonnaise or tomato sauce as an appetizer at a pizza party or as an appetizer with a few pleasant drinks like punjabi lassi-A Summer Cooler.
So today, this blog post will show you how to make these delicious buns right at your home, with just a few simple basic ingredients.
Why you should make this recipe?
If you have never had a cheesy vegetable stuffed bun then you are missing out on something that is very yummy. They are absolutely delicious and something that you need to try. These stuffed vegetable cheese buns are,
- A Perfect choice for a children’s party
- An ideal party starter
- Perfect for picnics, packed lunches, or as an addition to a dinner meal
- The filling ingredients are all natural and they are so easy to make.
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Basic Ingredients used to make this recipe:
- All Purpose Flour: I have used all-purpose flour to make these stuffed vegetable cheese bun, you can also use wheat flour instead, incase you want a healthy version of it.
- Cheese: You can pick any cheese of your choice, here I have used Mozerella cheese and some cheese slices.
- Vegetables: I have used, capsicum, corn and carrot. You can use vegetables of your choice, just make sure that you saute them a little. Do not cook the vegetable fully.
- Yeast: To get the dough to ferment, I used yeast. I have used Instant dry yeast for this bread, but you can use active dry yeast as well.
- Milk: You’ll need fat in the dough to make soft bread. The addition of milk in this recipe gives a fantastic texture.
- Milk Powder: I have used milk powder in this recipe which helps in softening any bread.
- Sugar: Sugar softens the dough by feeding the yeast and increasing its activity.
- Salt: This recipe calls for a pinch of salt in order to make the bread tasty. So make sure you add it.
- Water: Water to knead the dough.
Stuffed Vegetable Cheese Bun
Ingredients
For Dough
- 3 1/2 cup Maida
- 3 1/2 tsp Yeast
- 3/4 cup Milk
- 1 tbsp Milk Powder
- 1 tbsp Sugar
- 2 tsp Salt
- Water as required or approx 1 cup
For Stuffing
- 1 cup Green Bell Pepper chopped
- 1 cup Carrot chopped
- 1 cup Corn boiled
- Chilli Flakes to taste
- Oregano to taste
Instructions
Kneading the dough:
- In a bowl, add the hot milk and sugar and mix it well. Let it cool down a little until it is warm enough to dip your hand in.
- Now add the yeast and gently mix it. Let it stay for a few minutes for the yeast to proof. (If you are using Instant yeast, you can directly mix it into the dough and can skip this step)
- When the yeast proofs, add the all purpose flour, salt and milk powder and mix everything well.
- Now add water and mix the dough. Add as much water as is required to make a sticky stretchy mixture out of the dough.
- Now transfer the dough to a platform and start kneading it. The process of kneading is very important. Knead and stretch the dough and beat it in between.
- Keep kneading for about 10-12 minutes until you see that gluten is formed and that the dough is stretching.
- Now add about 2-3 tbsp of butter and knead it once again for another 5 minutes.
- The dough would have become nice and soft and the stickiness would have gone by now.
- Grease a bowl with butter.
- Then fold the dough inwards at the bottom and place it inside the bowl. Cover it and let it rest for about an hour.
Making the mixture:
- In a pan add some butter. Now add the chopped vegetables to it and salt as required. Remember not to add a lot of salt if you are using salted butter and cheese.
- Saute the mixture until it is 25% cooked. When cooking just ensure that the crunchiness of the veggies is retained.
- Sprinkle some oregano and chilli flakes and you mixture is ready.
- Set it aside.
Making the buns:
- After an hour, you will see that the dough has risen to about 2-3 times of the original.
- Take the lid off and punch the dough so that the air bubbles are released.
- Now knead the dough once again for a minute.
- On the platform sprinkle some maize flour and knead the dough once again in it for about a minute.
- Now cut the dough into 6 equal parts. Fold the dough inwards at the bottom and make it a ball and place it on top of some sprinkled maize flour.
- Take a ball and roll it slightly like a puri or, chappati to about 5 inches in diameter.
- Now place a slice of cheese and about 2 tbsps of the vegetable mix in between.
- Fold the base from all the sides towards the top like you would do in the case of a modak, and squeeze the centre firmly.
- Then, gently roll it with your palms to form a ball.
- Do the same with all the remaining portions.
- Now grease a pizza tray with butter and place each of the balls on it.
- Brush the top of the balls with milk or, butter
- Grate some mozzarella cheese on top of each of the buns.
- Cover the tray and set it aside for another 15 minutes.
- Preheat an oven at 250 degrees for about 10 minutes.
- In the meantime you can open the lid of the tray. You will notice that the buns have slightly increased in size.
- Place the tray in the over and cook for about 12-13 minutes at 250 degrees.
- You will see that the top of the buns have slightly browned.
- Take the tray out.
- You vegetable stuffed cheese bun is ready to be served.
- Spread some oregano and chilli flakes and serve it along with mayonnaise.
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Frequently Asked Question about Stuffed Vegetable Cheese Bun:
Is Stuffed Vegetable Cheese Bun healthy?
This dish is a terrific way to include more vegetables into your diet. Simply switch out the all-purpose flour with whole wheat flour. Also, if you don’t want to eat cheese, simply skip it out.
Why did my dough for the bun not rise?
There are two possibilities. You over-kneaded the dough, or the yeast is bad. In 90% of the cases, it is because the yeast is bad. So you might want to check the yeast and use a good one.
What can be used instead of yeast?
You can use Baking powder, baking soda, and sour dough starters as substitutes. You can read more about the same here.
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