Combine the flour, salt and yeast in a mixing bowl. Make a well in the middle and pour in the water and oil. Mix together with a spoon, and once combined transfer the dough to a floured surface. Knead the dough for 10 minutes.
Transfer the dough to an oiled mixing bowl and cover with a tea towel. Leave to prove for 1 hour, or until the dough has doubled in size.
Meanwhile, heat a little oil in a frying pan on a high heat. Once hot, add the mushrooms and garlic. Fry for 10 minutes or until all the moisture has evaporated.
Transfer the mushroom mix to a mixing bowl and stir in the parsley, vegan margarine and season with a pinch of salt and pepper. Leave to one side while you finish making the dough.
Punch the dough a few times to remove the air bubbles. Then flour a work surface and a rolling pin, and transfer the dough to the work surface.
Roll the dough into a rectangle roughly 30 cm (12”) long and 10 cm (4”) wide, with the shortest side facing you, then trim the edges to create neat straight lines.
Spread the mushroom and garlic filling on the dough and slice the dough horizontally into 10 x 2–3 cm (1”) wide strips. Roll each strip into a swirl and place in an ovenproof dish. Cover the dough swirls with a tea towel and leave to prove again for 20 minutes. Meanwhile, preheat the oven to 200°C fan / 425°F.
When the dough swirls have finished proving, remove the tea towel and bake them in the preheated oven for 20 minutes.
Remove the dish from the oven. Brush the top of the swirls with any margarine that has melted at the bottom of the dish. If there is no margarine left, simply melt an extra tablespoon of vegan margarine and brush it on top.
Thank you for the recipe, I’ve prepared these swirls several times already, and they’re a success each time.
A have a small question, in the ingredients list everything is in grams, except the margarine, is there a reason for that?
Hi Anne, super chuffed to hear you’ve made this recipe several times 🙂 No real reason the margarine is in cups. Good spot! 1/2 cup margarine should be around 115 grams. Hope this helps. Best, Roxy
Hello So Vegan,
I really wanted to try this out, but my bread didn’t increase in size. I added more yeast, lukewarm water, and flour to the dough, but it still didn’t rise.
I used barley flour and instant yeast.
I’m sure it isn’t the fault of this recipe, anytime I make dough (for pizzas, etc.) it never rises lol
Would it be okay to bake the mushroom bread rolls without the dough risen? I’ve already filled and rolled them
Thank you for all the amazing recipes, I enjoy making them (or simply watching the videos lol)
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2 comments –
1: these look amazing and my tummy grumbled just watching the video
2: it should be ‘proof’ not ‘prove’.
Thanks Doren! Here in the UK we say “prove” (you’re not the first person to question it!).
Please convert ingredients to cups & ounces for me
Or Google it, lol
Thank you for the recipe, I’ve prepared these swirls several times already, and they’re a success each time.
A have a small question, in the ingredients list everything is in grams, except the margarine, is there a reason for that?
Hi Anne, super chuffed to hear you’ve made this recipe several times 🙂 No real reason the margarine is in cups. Good spot! 1/2 cup margarine should be around 115 grams. Hope this helps. Best, Roxy
Hey
Can I use regular flour?
Hello So Vegan,
I really wanted to try this out, but my bread didn’t increase in size. I added more yeast, lukewarm water, and flour to the dough, but it still didn’t rise.
I used barley flour and instant yeast.
I’m sure it isn’t the fault of this recipe, anytime I make dough (for pizzas, etc.) it never rises lol
Would it be okay to bake the mushroom bread rolls without the dough risen? I’ve already filled and rolled them
Thank you for all the amazing recipes, I enjoy making them (or simply watching the videos lol)