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Those German dinner rolls (Brötchen) are super easy and quick to prepare and they taste the best when served warm. They are very versatile and can be enjoyed for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They go great with cheese, sausage as well as jam and butter.
Quark is a fresh cheese of European origin. It usually has much lower fat content (the one I used for the recipe is 0.2%) than cream cheeses and has no salt added. It is soft, un-aged, quite similar to fromage frais, but it is not the same thing as cream cheese or cottage cheese. Quark is an ideal cheese for a low-carb lifestyle and healthy living.

Whole Spelt Quark Rolls

adapted from Eat Smarter
  • 30 g Coconut oil or butter
  • 250 g Low fat German Quark cheese
  • 1 Small egg
  • 1 tsp Salt
  • 250 g Wholegrain spelt flour
  • 15 g Baking powder
  • Milk
  • Sesame seeds
  1. Melt the coconut oil or butter in a saucepan. Remove from the heat, leave to cool to the room temperature. Beat Quark cheese, egg, salt and melted coconut in a mixing bowl until well blended.
  2. Combine spelt flour and baking powder. With a hand mixer, stir the flour mixture into the cheese mixture. Turn it out onto a floured work surface and knead for 3 minutes. Cover with a kitchen towel and leave it at room temperature for 10 minutes.
  3. Shape the dough into a roll and divide it into 9 even pieces. Form each piece of dough into a round ball and place on a parchment-lined baking tray.
  4. Using a sharp knife, slash tops of bread buns with a sharp knife. Brush with milk and sprinkle with some sesame seeds. Cover with a kitchen towel and leave it at room temperature for 10 minutes.
  5. Preheat the oven to 220C/410F with a baking tray filled with some water at the bottom rack. Place the bread in the center of hot oven. Reduce the oven temperature to 180C/350F and bake for about 25 minutes until golden brown.

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129 comments:

Medeja- CranberryJam 26/10/13 07:55

They look great! I am sure I wouldn't have a problem to finish them while they are still warm :D

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Cristina 26/10/13 08:06

These are gorgeous rolls, Angie! They must smell heavenly when baking. On the "to-make" list! :D

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Kiran @ KiranTarun.com 26/10/13 08:19

Oh so comforting! And I'm loving the styling, Angie :) xo

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Veronica 26/10/13 08:48

Your rolls are absolutely awesome! Wonder if I could substitute the quarks cheese with cream cheese?

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Lisa Ho 26/10/13 09:32

Beautiful golden rolls, Angie :)
Will give it a go soon :) I am into bread baking frenzy at the moment ;)

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Lenia 26/10/13 10:03

Healthy and tasteful rolls!
Happy Saturday,dear!

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Sam Hoffer / My Carolina Kitchen 26/10/13 11:22

Beautiful as always Angie. Love the sesame seeds sprinkled on top. Hope you are having a nice weekend.
Sam

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Angie's Recipes 26/10/13 11:40

@Veronica Ng Though I haven't tried it with cream cheese, I think it will work with any fresh soft cheese. However, the result can be different from the one made with Quark.

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Esther Lau 26/10/13 12:49

Very tempting dinner roll! I would like to have these with curry dip, hehehe...

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Nammi 26/10/13 13:58

can almost smell the baking of bread :)

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Ashley 26/10/13 14:04

Wow these rolls look fantastic! I love trying different kinds of homemade rolls and I've never made any with cheese before! Have a great weekend!

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Hema 26/10/13 14:55

The rolls look fantastic, with the cheese, they are so tempting..

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Lite Home Bake 26/10/13 15:14

Hi Angie, these rolls look gorgeous!

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Donna 26/10/13 15:18

Could I possibly substitute fromage frais or even fromage blanc for the quark?...I live in France...Quark is available across the border in Switzerland...but I cannot seem to find it here in my corner of France! The images are perfection by-the-by!!

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Erin | Well Plated 26/10/13 15:40

How have I never heard of quark??? I need some in my life immediately!

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Angie's Recipes 26/10/13 15:45

@DonnaI believe that you can use fromage blanc instead of Quark though the result might be slightly different, but I am sure they are equally delicious.

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great-secret-of-life 26/10/13 15:52

perfectly baked healthy bread... I love to have for my brunch tmr

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Choclette 26/10/13 16:20

Angie, they look so scrumptious, I want to sweep them off the screen and straight into my bread basket. Luckily, I have some bread in the oven as I type or I might go mad.

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Anne ~ Uni Homemaker 26/10/13 18:47

You are the queen of bread Angie! Love these rolls. Delicious!

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Unknown 26/10/13 21:18

This looks like a perfect sandwich roll to me. I'm imagining sliced turkey, havarti, and thinly slice sopressata, YUM!

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Choc Chip Uru @ Go Bake Yourself 26/10/13 21:41

Quark rolls? Awesome name :D
And perfect for a sandwich!

Cheers
Choc Chip Uru

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Nancy 26/10/13 22:30

I love German rolls and your are making my mouth water. Thanks for sharing Angie!

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GG 26/10/13 23:33

These look wonderful, so crispy and creamy spread with quark, I love the stuff. GG

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Jeanette 27/10/13 00:25

Your rolls look beautiful - I thought they would have yeast in them because they look so nice and light, so was surprised to see just baking powder. I've bought quark from Costco's before but wasn't sure what to do with it. Great idea!

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Amy 27/10/13 01:08

Wow, these Whole Spelt Quark Rolls are beautiful. I'm crazy for rolls and buns, any kind.

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Unknown 27/10/13 02:12

Hi Angie, I love these healthy rolls. They sure do look great with the cream cheese.

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Gloria Baker 27/10/13 02:45

what lovely rolls Angie, you make always amazing and lovely breads!!

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Awayofmind Bakery House 27/10/13 02:49

Angie, your whole Spelt Quark Rolls is beautiful, is yummy to go with any jam, butter or cheese!

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Liz That Skinny Chick Can Bake 27/10/13 02:54

What perfect rolls!! Crusty and slashed beautifully! I would love a couple smeared with butter!

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Velva 27/10/13 03:16

Strong coffee, a good meat platter with these rolls and this cheese would make me happy. The rolls warm from the oven is delightful.

Velva

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Unknown 27/10/13 07:20

Oh they look gorgeous and I bet they taste even better... hmm... warm rolls and soft butter got me everytime.

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QembarDelites 27/10/13 07:49

Looks so crusty and delicious...love the sesame on the top, so gorgeous!

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Unknown 27/10/13 08:09

Healthy and tasty rolls!

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Reni 27/10/13 14:32

They look so perfect and yummy ! thanks a lot for sharing this..I'm trying this....U've recipes have tempted me to try quark,Quark's become a regular at home now...thanks :)

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Barbara Bakes 27/10/13 15:52

Once again your rolls are fabulous!

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Sokehah cheah 27/10/13 15:56

They certainly look good and I'd love them warm too!

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lena 27/10/13 16:43

just cant stop admiring your beautiful rolls ..!

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Finla 27/10/13 18:19

Love rolls like this and this looks so good.

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Caroline Taylor 27/10/13 19:14

I'd love these to take to work, something different.

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Reeni 27/10/13 21:40

These rolls are gorgeous Angie! They would be very welcome on my Thanksgiving table!

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Unknown 27/10/13 21:44

Angie, the rolls sound so comforting. love that you've buttered the roll, great styling.

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Abbe@This is How I Cook 27/10/13 23:07

These look like the perfect dinner roll!

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Shirley 28/10/13 01:10

Beautiful rolls! I can never get the slashing part right, so I'm envious looking at your perfect slashes. Not sure if I can find quark around here, but I'd love to try it.

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Cass @foodmyfriend 28/10/13 01:53

Adoring your use of coconut oil with these babies. I am never too sure how to use quark but this seems like a really beautiful way.

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mjskit 28/10/13 03:32

Had no idea what Quark was. Thanks for introducing me to a new ingredient and a new cheese - YUM! Beautiful looking rolls and I do agree with Ann - you are the queen of breadmaking!

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Mr. & Mrs. P 28/10/13 04:44

Beautiful roles!! Who wouldnt love these!!!

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The Yum List 28/10/13 06:21

Those rolls look fabulous. I'm imagining a big blog of fig jam on top.

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kitchen flavours 28/10/13 08:22

All your bakes using quark are simply wonderful, and it makes me curious about quark! Have not seen it before!

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Beth 28/10/13 11:25

I've never seen a bread recipe that uses quark, but it makes a lot of sense as a way to keep the fat down. Have a great week, Angie!

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Belinda 28/10/13 11:49

Who needs dinner when you start off with this? Love using coconut oil here.

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Tertúlia da Susy 28/10/13 12:42

Fantásticos e deliciosos, adorei!
Kiss, Susana

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Joanne 28/10/13 13:53

I bet the quark makes these perfectly fluffy! What cute rolls!

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Barbara 28/10/13 13:56

Those look delicious, Angie. I'm in a roll-making mood too. Happens every holiday season!

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Evelyne CulturEatz 28/10/13 16:49

Wow these are easy rolls, was surprised there was no yeast and long raising time. So nice made with quark too in the dough. Must give this one a shot.

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Pam 28/10/13 18:14

Your bread baking skills always amaze me!

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Anonymous 28/10/13 18:30

The quark cheese seems so smooth....
What a frestive breakfast supper!

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Priya Suresh 28/10/13 20:03

Such a beautiful bread rolls, wonderful job..

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grace 28/10/13 21:19

not only are these so cute and pretty, they're also uniquely flavored! fantastic recipe, angie!

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Norma Chang 28/10/13 22:24

The sesame seeds on the rolls give them a special touch, lovely.

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Elisabeth 29/10/13 01:08

Angie, these quark rolls are so amazing...can't believe its made without yeast; would love these delicious rolls for Thanksgiving! (pinned)

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Monica 29/10/13 01:21

I had lunch with a friend last week and we were served quark with our bread...so interesting to hear and see all these things I've never had before.

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Kiersten @ Oh My Veggies 29/10/13 01:22

I would be so happy to have a basket of these on my dinner table!

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Catherine 29/10/13 02:47

Dear Angie, These rolls are wonderful and waiting for butter!! and a delicious cup of coffee. Blessings dear. Catherine xo

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Alida 29/10/13 09:30

These make an amazing breakfast! You have made them perfectly!

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Vicki Bensinger 29/10/13 12:28

Wow Angie these look perfect. They're beautiful golden brown with the slash right in the center. Reading the recipe it does sound so easy. I would think Whole Foods would have spelt flour. These are on my list to make very soon. I wonder how these would be with my Thanksgiving dinner, and if my family would be mad if I didn't make my popovers! Thanks for sharing

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ann low 29/10/13 14:10

Angie, You always make the best bread. I definitely love to have a piece of these rolls for my breakfast.

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Anonymous 29/10/13 16:09

Divine wholemeal spelt quark Rolls. Angie. They look stunning & mouthwatering too! Yum Yum Yum.

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Pilar. Cook and Spoon 29/10/13 17:50

Oh, I didn't know that Quark cheese was that healthy and definitely I will take it into account. These rolls look yummy!

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Viviane Bauquet Farre - Food and Style 29/10/13 23:40

Angie my dear, these rolls look fantastic. And so healthy!

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Dawn @ Words Of Deliciousness 30/10/13 01:30

The rolls look fantastic. I know that I would love to have one at any of the meals of the day.

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Lora 30/10/13 03:04

These look amazing! I miss easy access to quark living in the states.

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Yi @ Yi Reservation 30/10/13 04:31

Those rolls look fantastic! I've never used coconut oil for baking before but it sounds really delicious! Thanks for sharing!

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Julia | JuliasAlbum.com 30/10/13 05:22

Angie, these rolls look so yummy! I want one for breakfast, another one for lunch, and more of them - for dinner! Just thinking of spreading some cheese over these rolls makes me weak in my knees. :)

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Katerina 30/10/13 08:21

The perfect way to start your day! Yummy rolls!

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easyfoodsmith 30/10/13 12:10

A perfect time to post these wonderful rolls...so perfect with a bowl of soup or simply on their own!

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Tricia Buice 30/10/13 17:47

There's that quark again! I wish we could find it here - I'd love to try it. The rolls looks amazing Angie - have a great week.

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Nisa Homey 30/10/13 17:57

Angie, again and again I wish I was your neighbor...these are a yummer!!

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Shashi at SavorySpin 30/10/13 18:00

Oh my - love these no yeast rolls! I am so intimidated by yeast bread making, so rolls like this I find so appealing! Thanks so much for sharing!
Shashi @ http://runninsrilankan.com

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Georgia | The Comfort of Cooking 30/10/13 18:40

The perfect simple roll for holiday baking and entertaining! These are lovely, Angie.

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fimere 30/10/13 21:01

génial ces petits pains appétissants
bonne soirée

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Rosita Vargas 31/10/13 01:52

rico pan se ve con una pintaaaaa saludable,excelente y de lujo,abrazooooooos.

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Paula @ Vintage Kitchen Notes 31/10/13 12:06

Wow, no yeast and they look so 'yeasted'! Love them Angie!

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Amelia 1/11/13 17:03

Hi Angie, lovely rolls. You're an excellent baker. Love your display, you are very creative.

Best regards.

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Ana Regalado 2/11/13 15:06

Those simple rolls look wonderful , Angie ! Lovely color so as the texture :) I wonder what quark tastes like ;D

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Couscous & Consciousness 2/11/13 19:59

These rolls look gorgeous, Angie. I've been wanting to try using spelt in some bread baking, so this recipe looks like the perfect place for me to start. Thanks for sharing it.

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Terra 4/11/13 00:48

These rolls would be fabulous for a holiday dinner! They look soooooo good:-) I wish we could find quark here, it almost sounds similar to goat cheese. Hugs, Terra

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Kelly Mulcair Registered Nutritionist. Content © 2011 Trinity Nutrition. 6/11/13 02:30

Quark is one of my favourite cheese varieties too... soft, silky, high quality and not the processed plastic taste of commercial cream cheese :). Love these rolls - so perfect for a holiday table.

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Helene Dsouza 11/11/13 12:19

Perfect looking and sounding quark rolls Angie. Just the way we buy them in the bakery. People here would go crazy for them if they could buy them every single morning.

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Rosita Vargas 11/11/13 13:21

Lucen muy deliciosos y bonitos Angie me encanta su textura crujiente,abrazos.

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Blog do Chocolate 21/11/13 16:37

Lovely rolls, Angie, I love the spelt flour in the breads and the seeds ! :)

Cheers,

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