Bread Machine Garlic Bread Pull Apart Rolls

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Bread Machine Garlic Bread. A fun way to enjoy your favourite garlic bread using the bread machine. It starts with bread machine pizza dough and this is transformed into the best tasting pull apart garlic rolls that are cooked in the air fryer.

bread machine garlic bread
Bread Machine Garlic Bread

Bread Machine Garlic Bread

One of my favourite uses of the bread machine is to make bread machine garlic bread. But I don’t throw garlic into the bread machine.

Instead, I make our no fail bread machine pizza dough. It will then make enough dough for a delicious air fryer pizza that will be loaded with cheese and tomato and air fryer garlic bread.

The garlic bread cooks so perfectly in the air fryer and I get excited every single time I cook it.

Not sure if the excitement is how fast the bread machine is at making dough, the smell of freshly cooked garlic bread, or how delicious the garlic bread is.

But todays recipe is an alternative way to make your favourite bread machine garlic bread. It is still cooked in the air fryer, but instead we are making pull apart garlic cheese rolls.

With one of our favourite silicone moulds that is meant for making a party ring cake with, but I love to double it up for savoury food in the air fryer. You see it makes a great alternative to a bundt pan and as you will see in this bread machine garlic cheese bread.

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Pull Apart Garlic Rolls

You probably think that pull apart garlic rolls are overcomplicated but they are not. They are one of the easiest things ever to make with your bread maker pizza dough.

You are essentially stuffing little dough balls with a little cheese, then tossing them in garlic and extra virgin olive oil. Then as they cook the little bit of cheese in the middle with melt and you have these addictive cheesy balls that you won’t be able to stop eating.

Even better, follow our instructions for making this pull apart appetizer in a silicone mould and they will come out as perfectly stuck together. Ideal for dinner parties, girls night in, parties or just an appetizer for Netflix marathons.

Garlic Bread Ingredients

The ingredients to make homemade garlic bread are simple everyday ingredients:

  • Pizza Dough
  • Garlic Puree
  • Dried Parsley
  • Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Then of course, using cheese is optional but I love to add a small chunk of cheddar cheese inside of my garlic bread. It just makes it taste even better.

Also, if you go to France and have garlic bread, they will use butter, yet in the rest of continental Europe it is always extra virgin olive oil. You can use either, but I much prefer extra virgin olive oil. It mixes easier and it makes the process much quicker and is better for you.

How To Make Garlic Bread In A Bread Machine?

bread machine garlic bread step by step

Cooking garlic bread in the bread machine is one of the EASIEST EVER uses of the bread machine.

  1. Dump pizza dough ingredients into the bread machine.
  2. Roll dough into balls and add a bit of cheese in each dough ball.
  3. Place in silicone ring until you have run out of dough.
  4. Air fry + enjoy!

There is a little bit more to bread machine garlic bread, but that is the basics.

Classic Bread Machine Garlic Bread

If you are looking for a more classic bread machine garlic bread. You know the type, the one you roll out, load with garlic, and then place in the air fryer to cook, then I recommend you check out our air fryer garlic bread.

It also includes a You Tube video showing you exactly how to make the garlic bread, from the bread machine dough and beyond.

More Bread Machine Recipes That Work With The Air Fryer

In the Milner house we love to make bread machine pizza dough or bread dough and then use it in air fryer recipes. Here are a few other suggestions that use the bread machine and the air fryer:

bread machine garlic bread pull apart rolls
bread machine garlic bread pull apart rolls
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Bread Machine Garlic Bread Pull Apart Rolls

Bread Machine Garlic Bread. A fun way to enjoy your favourite garlic bread using the bread machine. It starts with bread machine pizza dough and this is transformed into the best tasting pull apart garlic rolls that are cooked in the air fryer.
Prep Time28 minutes
Cook Time10 minutes
Total Time38 minutes
Course: Side Dish, Snack
Cuisine: Bread Maker
Servings: 2
Calories: 825kcal

Ingredients

Bread Machine Garlic Bread Ingredients:

Instructions

  • Make your pizza dough in your bread machine. While it is mixing add your garlic, extra virgin olive oil and parsley to a ramekin and mix well.
    How To Make Garlic Bread In A Bread Machine?
  • When the bread machine beeps remove the dough and make into medium sized balls.
    How To Make Garlic Bread In A Bread Machine?
  • In the centre of each of the balls add a small chunk of cheese. Then roll it back up so that the cheese is hidden.
    How To Make Garlic Bread In A Bread Machine?
  • In your silicone party ring add your balls, one at a time, until there is no gaps. Brush the tops and sides of the dough balls with your garlic ramekin ingredients until they are all well coated.
    How To Make Garlic Bread In A Bread Machine?
  • Place in the air fryer and cook for 10 minutes at 180c/360f.
    How To Make Garlic Bread In A Bread Machine?
  • Serve warm and enjoy.
    How To Make Garlic Bread In A Bread Machine?

Notes

Optional. If you prefer butter, then give the ramekin a 1 minute cook in the air fryer to partially melt the butter and then it will be easier to make the garlic butter coating.
Alternative. You can also use a pizza pan and load a ramekin in the centre with dip and it will create a party ring style look.
Thanks for reading our bread machine garlic bread recipe on Recipe This. We have many more bread machine recipes for you to check out next. Though if you love yummy things to make in a bread machine, then I recommend you try our bread machine doughnuts.

Nutrition

Calories: 825kcal | Carbohydrates: 119g | Protein: 19g | Fat: 26g | Saturated Fat: 5g | Cholesterol: 16mg | Sodium: 1270mg | Fiber: 5g | Sugar: 1g | Vitamin A: 150IU | Vitamin C: 1mg | Calcium: 108mg | Iron: 1mg
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4 thoughts on “Bread Machine Garlic Bread Pull Apart Rolls”

  1. 5 stars
    I love my bread machine and these rolls were excellent, just what the doctor ordered, great recipe and i found the extra images a real help to me.

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    • 5 stars
      Use your read machine to make pizza . You can make the base and freeze it. You can make hamburger bums, bake in A/F then make patties. I make BIG ones.

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  2. 5 stars
    Bread with cheese in is delicious and this is the perfect comfort food recipe. We added some spicy cheese to it instad of plain cheese and it worked wonders many thanks.

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