Bread Machine Garlic Knots

These bread machine garlic knots are extra soft and billowy. Slathered with a garlic butter these are a perfect to snack on dipping them in a marinara sauce or perfect along side your favorite soup.

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Bread machine garlic knots on a platter and one on a plate

These go perfectly with my Pasta E Fagioli , you will even see that I was serving them with it in the photo.  I know these are traditionally made with pizza dough but these are more like rolls and so good. I am from the south and we serve garlic knots with soups and pasta dishes. On a recent trip to the Northeast I got to sample garlic knots in New York and New Jersey . If I lived there I would eat Bagels , Garlic knots and Pizza on a regular basis.  There is something special about all of the bread in the Northeast .

Bread Machine garlic knots on a white plater next to a blue napkin

What you will need to make Bread Machine Garlic knots :

  • Bread Machine -Click HERE for the one I use
  • Kitchen Thermometer -Click HERE for the one I use
  • Basting brush 
  • Measuring cups and spoons
  • Baking Pan -click Here for the one I use
  • Parchment paper
  • warm milk
  • All Purpose Flour
  • Yeast
  • egg
  • butter
  • Garlic
  • Parsley





Let’s make some garlic knots !

Fist heat your milk up between 100-110 degrees , careful not to get it to hot or you will kill the yeast. In the well of a bread machine add the warm milk, yeast and sugar. Allow the yeast to bloom for about 15 minutes.

The well of the bread machine with the milk , sugar and yeast

Once the yeast is bloomed add the melted butter  and beaten eggs . Then add the flour and salt . Now close the lid , select the dough cycle and let the machine do its magic . It will mix , knead and let the dough rise all in the well.

All of the dry ingredients added to the bread machine

Once the dough is ready remove it from the well and place on to a floured surface. Cut into twelve strips .

The dough cut into 12 strips

Roll each strip into a long rope and tie it into a knot. Place all of the knots onto a parchment lined baking sheet. Cover and et the knots rest for about 30 minutes .

Making the dough knots

Combine the melted butter , garlic and parsley in a small bowl. Brush the dough with the butter mixture coating them well Bake in a preheated oven for 20-25 minutes .

Brushing the knots with garlic butter

These are best served warm with a marinara sauce or along with your favorite soup.

A bread machine garlic knot on a plate with a bite taken out of it

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Bread Machine Garlic Knots

These bread machine garlic knots are soft and billowy . Slathered with a garlic butter these are a perfect snack or served with soup.
4.72 from 28 votes
Prep Time 2 hours
Cook Time 14 minutes
Course Bread
Cuisine American
Servings 12
Calories

Equipment

Ingredients
  

  • 1 cup warm milk between 100-110 degrees
  • 1 Tablespoon sugar
  • 1 packet active yeast-approximately 2 1/4 teaspoons
  • 4 Tablespoons melted butter
  • 1 egg well beaten
  • 1 teaspoon salt
  • 3 cups all purpose flour

Garlic Butter

  • 8 Tablespoons Butter
  • 1-2 Tablespoon garlic powder see notes
  • 1 Tablespoon Minced Parsley

Instructions
 

  • In the well of the bread machine add warm milk(between 100-110 degrees), sugar and yeast . Allow the yeast to bloom about 10-15 minutes
  • Add butter and beaten egg
  • Add flour and salt . Close the lid and set to the dough cycle .
  • Once the cycle is complete remove the dough and cut into 12 equal portions
  • Roll each piece into the shape of a long rope
  • Take each piece and fold it over one another tying a knot .Place each knot onto a baking pan lined with parchment paper . Cover and allow to rise for 30-45 minutes .
  • Once the knots have risen melt the butter in a small bowl. Add the garlic and parsley , Preheat oven to 350 degrees ,
  • Generously brush the rolls with the garlic butter making sure their is plenty of garlic on each knot.
  • Bake in preheated 350 degree oven for 20-25 minutes or until golden brown.

Video

Notes

My bread machine recommends adding your ingredients wet to dry , so check your manufacturers recommendations . 
If you prefer fresh minced garlic feel free to add the amount you like. 
If you don’t have a bread machine no problem . Mix the dough like would normally mix a dough. Knead it for about 10 minutes, until it is smooth and elastic like. Let it rise in a covered oiled bowl for about an hour , or until it has doubled in size. Then start from step four. 
Keyword Bread machine recipes, garlic knots
Tried this recipe?Let us know how it was!
Can I make these without a Bread machine ? 

Yes you can but it’s a bit more work . Mix the dough as usual and then knead it for 10-15 minutes or until smooth and elastic like.

I have a jar of yeast how much should I use? 

2 1/4 teaspoons of yeast equals 1 packet of yeast

Do I have to let the yeast bloom?

Yes I highly recommend it . You will not only let the yeast dissolve but when it foams up you know it is alive and the yeast is good.

Do I have to check the temperature of the milk ?

I highly recommend using a thermometer to ensure the milk is not too hot . If you get the milk too hot it will kill the yeast .

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Sandra
3 years ago

5 stars
Made the garlic knots! They were awesome! Do you use 1 or2 dough strips to make the knot?

Sandra
3 years ago
Reply to  Debbie

Thanks! There so good. My husband loved them!

Partyof5
Partyof5
2 years ago

Can I use bread machine yeast?

Nancy in NC
Nancy in NC
2 years ago
Reply to  Debbie

I often use bread machine yeast, and I proof it with best results.

DebbieG
DebbieG
2 years ago
Reply to  Nancy in NC

I am making them today with bread machine yeast

Pixybrat
Pixybrat
1 year ago
Reply to  DebbieG

How
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turn
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did

you

need

to

proof

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yeast?

Coogs
Coogs
2 years ago

5 stars
These were good, but I recommend switching steps 8 and 9. If you apply the butter before baking, the knots dry out and are a little bland. The bread itself is very tasty, yet all the best knots I’ve had from restaurants are dripping with melted butter. You could also egg wash the knots before baking.

Ally
Ally
1 year ago

I wish I knew what I did wrong. After taking out of the bread machine the dough was sooooo sticky I couldn’t work with it

Sue
Sue
1 year ago

5 stars
This dough came out perfect- it made me feel like an expert baker (which I am NOT!)

April Dougherty
April Dougherty
1 year ago

Can I use rapid yeast? That is what I have in the pantry.

Sarah T
Sarah T
1 year ago

I liked this recipe a lot. One problem I had was that my rolls flattened out a bit after putting on the butter topping. Any tips on that?

Jamie
Jamie
1 year ago

4 stars
Can you use bread flour or is there a reason AP is used? Not sure if it would change the flavor/texture.

Made with AP and they tasted good. My first recipe with my bread machine. I think only difference for next time is I’m going to mix some garlic into the dough too to give the flavor throughout.

Mimi
Mimi
11 months ago

5 stars
These were the best garlic knots I’ve ever had! They were soft yet slightly crispy. Absolutely delicious. My husband was raving over them. Thank you for this recipe!

Miranda
Miranda
8 months ago

5 stars
I actually add ” Johnny’s garlic spread” from costco into the flour + a little garlic powder. I’ve done melted butter & then sprinkle garlic salt & parsley ( sometimes also parmesan or cheddar cheese) on top. They look straight from the store 👌

Sherri
Sherri
6 months ago

Can you use whole wheat flour instead of all purpose flour? Thank you!

Rebecca
Rebecca
1 month ago

5 stars
Mine aren’t done yet, but I just had to comment. Dough turned out absolutely perfect, elastic and worked easily into ropes then knots. They’re on the rise now and will go into the oven, to be served with some leftover beer cheese soup to watch the Super bowl. Just one question, can this recipe be halved successfully? It’s only the two of us and husband is trying to lose weight.

Rebecca
Rebecca
27 days ago
Reply to  Debbie

Thank you! The first batch turned out so good I’m making a double batch to take to my coworkers tomorrow.

Brenda
Brenda
21 days ago

These sound wonderful. Can you be more specific about how long a “long rope” is? Thank you!