[ed. I made these in 2022 and they weren;t that good but they also reminded me of how i remember them tasting] Mom always made these rolls for any special family dinner - she learned to make them when she lived with Ross and Fran McIntosh and went to Barnard. The dough will keep for at least a week in the refrigerator and can be used for any type of rolls you like - see the Sweet Roll recipes for some variations. When we had “‘cookouts”’ at Auntie Rebekah’s outdoor fireplace, sometimes Mom would make this recipe into homemade hamburger and hotdog buns - were they ever good! When you make them up as crescents, they are what Richard Boyer insists should be called ‘‘Jewish Rolls.” combine • 1 envelope dry yeast • 2 cups lukewarm water And let yeast activate. Heat but do not boil [ed: other recipes say 110-120 degrees] and add to yeast mixture • 2 cups milk and add • 1/2 cup sugar • 1 t salt • 2 heaping tbs. shortening (lard is best) stir in [ed: kneed?] ...