Prepared Frozen or Otherwise Dinner Rolls

[Shel_B]

For our annual holiday dinner, I've been requested to bring some dinner rolls.  I am not going to bake them, rather, I want to use some frozen or otherwise prepared rolls.  What brands should I look for?  I think Cook's Illustrated recommended frozen Peperidge Farm rolls, but I'm not sure they are available here in the San Francisco area. 

[kayb]

Sister Schubert's are good. They make a Parker House style, as well as a flat, square-ish one that makes an excellent slider bun as well.

[gfweb]

La Brea bakery has a nice line of bread and rolls. 95% cooked, finish off in the oven

[blue_dolphin]

I second @gfweb's recommendation.  TJ's also has some take-and-bake rolls

 

A lot of people love the Kings Hawaiian rolls.

I'm not a big fan of sweet dinner rolls, but the jalapeño version is kind of nice for a change. 

[Lisa Shock]

The SF area must have an actual bread bakery or two someplace...

[Shel_B]

I don't know why I didn't think of some of our excellent local bakeries.  Sheesh!

 

http://www.acmebread.com/bread/rolls

[chromedome]

3 hours ago, Shel_B said:

I don't know why I didn't think of some of our excellent local bakeries.  Sheesh!

 

LOL Forest...trees...

 

It was a running joke between my ex and I that there is a well-known blind spot directly beneath one's nose. 

[daveb]

Sister Schubert (sp?) rules at our holiday get togethers.