These yummy soft Sri Lankan egg buns are one of my childhood favorites. I still remember buying egg buns from the school cafeteria for breakfast along with a chocolate milk packet and that was my favorite breakfast combo when I was around 12/13 years old. Now I have a different favorite food but I still get craves sometimes for these delicious goodies.
I know it’s easier to buy some hot dog buns from the grocery store but these buns are firmer and don’t get soggy like store-bought buns when you put your condiments in. Plus it is so much fun to make these at home.
You can use this same dough recipe to make so many other kinds of bakery buns such as sausage buns, burger buns, fish buns.
There are a few points I need to mention before I go to the egg buns recipe. Please read this through.
** I do measure all the liquids in grams since it’s more precise. But you can use ml or convert all these measurements to cups and spoons. But I highly recommend using an electric scale for this recipe.
** If you’re using active dry yeast make sure to mix it with your warm milk and water and a little bit of sugar to activate the yeast.
** The dough rising time will vary depending on the temperature in your house. So please pay attention to the size of the dough rather than the time (Especially on the second rise). Over prooved dough can easily lose its shape and collapse it the oven.
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