Barbeque Sweet Rolls – Kurtos Kalacs

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These Barbeque Sweet Rolls with their tender crispy crust filled with vanilla cream and strawberries are simply amazing.

Don’t know how many of you know what a kurtos-kalacs is. This is one of my childhood favorite recipes.

A kurtos-kalacs (sweet roll) is made from sweet, yeast dough. Pieces of dough are rolled into a thin rope and then wrapped around a truncated cone, and rolled in egg and granulated sugar. While baking, the sugar stuck on kürtos kalács and becomes caramel forming shiny, crispy crust.

We took this idea of kurtos kalacs and used it for a barbeque day to create these barbeque sweet rolls, utterly delectable-looking.

 Roll over the the fire

How to make Barbeque Sweet Rolls

Start by preparing the dough. In a large bowl, mix flour with sugar. Dissolve the fresh yeast in a little warm milk and add to the flour mixture. Add the eggs, the rest of the milk, sour cream, lemon zest, and oil, and mix everything together until combined. Knead the mixture until the dough is smooth. Cover the bowl and let the dough sit for about 1 hour at room temperature to rise until nearly doubled in size.

After the dough has risen, punch it down, knead it briefly, and split it into 23-25 equal pieces. Roll each piece of dough into a thin rope, about 30 cm (12 inches) long. Use oil if the dough is sticky.

Grease the bottom of a barbecue stick and wrap each dough rope around it. Beat an egg and brush each roll with the egg wash. Sprinkle sugar, and cinnamon if using, all over the surface of each roll.

Roast the rolls slowly over the fire until they turn golden brown. Once done, let them cool for a minute, then remove the rolls slowly from the sticks.

Serve the rolls with vanilla cream filling, fresh strawberries on top, and a sprinkle of strawberry topping. Enjoy this delightful treat warm.

Hope you will try these out and enjoy your delicious sweet rolls! If you do, make sure to share the photos with me on Instagram.

For more sweet treats check our full collection of Pastry Recipes.

Barbeque Sweet Roll near the fire

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  1. Cristina Author says:

    100% decadent deliciousness. Great recipe!

  2. Rachel Author says:

    These are simply gorgeous! I love that the pastry is grilled. It must give it an amazing flavor.

  3. Hester Casey - Alchemy Author says:

    What fun! Not only do these look delicious but I think family and guests would enjoy cooking their own rolls.

  4. Courtney Author says:

    Wow – these look amazing! What a fun recipe to try this summer. Thanks for the idea!!

  5. Gwenevere Author says:

    We fire pit cook ALL summer long. This will be a great addition! I can hardly wait.

  6. BestOodles Author says:

    Great recipe as well as photos!

  7. Kristi Rimkus Author says:

    What a great idea. I would never have thought to cook these over the bbq pit! Love your blog!

  8. Cristina Author says:

    What an adorable blog/site you have here! I luv how everything is laid out, colors and some delicious looking recipes. =)

  9. Jovairia Author says:

    Can the dough be prepared and frozen beforehand? or even the strips cut and frozen; then thawed and wrapped to bbq?

    1. Ella-HomeCookingAdventure Author says:

      Never tried freezing an yeast dough. I am not sure how it would behave. 

  10. Anu-My Ginger Garlic Kitchen Author says:

    Wow! These rolls look so delicious, Ella!What a fun treat! 🙂

  11. Karen Author says:

    I live in the US and wondered what the flour would be in terms of cups?

    1. Ella-HomeCookingAdventure Author says:

      1.2 kg of flour is about 9 1/2 cups of flour (1 cup= 125g flour)

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