Pretzel bun

These soft pretzel buns are a delicious homemade treat that can be served with any meal. These rolls are commonly used in Germany for a variety of savory sandwiches.

Chewy and salty on the outside and soft on the inside. These homemade pretzel buns are delicious and easy to make. They can be enjoyed on their own or used as a bun for sandwiches or hamburgers.

Once you try making bread you'll be hooked!

When I made my Bavarian sandwich with pretzel buns and Obatzda camembert spread last week I completely underestimated how many people would actually be interested in a recipe for the buns rather than the spread (which is absolutely delicious nonetheless!). I bought the pretty Laugenbrötchen (the

Chewy and salty on the outside and soft on the inside. These homemade pretzel buns are delicious and easy to make. They can be enjoyed on their own or used as a bun for sandwiches or hamburgers.

The perfect chewy Pretzel Hot Dog Bun for any of your sandwich creations.

Authentic pretzel buns are a variation of my super popular authentic German pretzels, but shaped like rolls instead. These quick, soft pretzel rolls made with lye are perfect as dinner rolls, for pretzel sandwiches or pretzel burgers, and can be made into pretzel hot dog buns as well. I know you’ll love them as they give you that authentic Laugenbrötchen taste just like from a German bakery!

Beer pretzel hot dog buns - soft yet chewy pretzel hot dog buns made with ale.

Authentic pretzel buns for hot dogs and bratwurst are a variation of my super popular authentic German pretzels, but shaped like long buns instead. Called 'Laugenstangen' (lye sticks) in German, they are super soft and fluffy on the inside and taste just like from a really good German bakery.They are surprisingly easy to make, following the simple steps in my recipe. This authentic German pretzel hot dog bun recipe is based on my popular soft pretzel recipe, using real lye (but that's…

Pretzel buns are all the rage right now. Folks just love to make their burgers “twisted” but using a pretzel bun instead of a traditional sesame seed bun. I had yet to experience one, so a few weeks ago I set to making my own at home. I’ve never made pretzels at home either, and I must admit I was worried about the whole boiling the dough in water process. But, it was actually really easy and my concerns were totally unfounded. After the initial quick-cook in the water bath, the buns are…