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These tender, delicious Decoupaged Brioche Dinner Rolls are not only beautiful little works of art; they are simply delicious. And the decoupage technique takes just minutes!
These Decoupaged Brioche Dinner Rolls would be gorgeous for a dinner party or in your holiday bread basket.



Café Tips for making these delicious decoupaged Brioche Dinner Rolls
- If you're not used to working with yeast, use a thermometer. The temperature should be 105-110˚F. That's probably a little warmer than you think.
- Although you can use any kind of herb on these rolls, flat leaf parsley seems to stay the greenest and prettiest.
- Feel free to use any kind of seed on these brioche rolls. I used sesame seeds but poppy seeds, sunflower seeds, pepitas, flax seed, etc. would all be delicious and pretty.
- You don't have to use the little disposable baking cups. You can bake the rolls right in the muffin pan. Just be sure to grease your pan well with butter.
P.S. Do you like the fun little pans I made these Decoupaged Brioche Dinner Rolls in? They're disposable! And cheap! And so cute! And the rolls just slip right out! You can order 50 of them here. I've already gone through one batch and I'm ready to order more!
These tender, delicious brioche rolls will bring lots of oohs and aahs when brought to the table!

- ½ cup warm water 105-115˚ F., if you're not used to working with yeast, use a thermometer
- 1 tablespoon dry yeast
- 4 large eggs
- ¼ cup granulated sugar
- 2 teaspoons kosher salt
- 3 ½ cups all-purpose flour
- ½ cup softened butter
- 1 egg beaten
- 1 tablespoon water
- sesame seeds
- flat leaf parsley leaves or other small herb leaves I've tried a variety of herbs - it seems that the flat leaf parsley works the best and stays the greenest after baking, feel free to experiement with other herbs and let me know if you find something that works as well or even better.
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Place water in a small bowl. Add yeast and stir well. Let mixture sit until it begins to bubble and foam. Add ½ cup of the flour. Stir to form a loose paste. Set bowl in a warm place for about an hour, until batter has risen and begins to fall.
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Add eggs, sugar, salt and remaining flour to the fallen yeast mixture. Stir with a wooden spoon or use the dough hook on a stand mixer to mix until flour is completely incorporated. Continue to knead the dough until it's smooth and elastic either by hand or with the mixer. Add a little more flour if the dough is too sticky. Add the soft butter and knead until it's fully incorporated and the dough is smooth and elastic.
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Cover dough with a clean towel and allow to rise in a warm place until doubled in size, 1 to 2 hours.
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To form into rolls, either line a sheet pan with parchment paper, butter a 12-cup muffin pan or, if using disposable brioche cups, spray them lightly with baking spray.
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Divide dough into 12 equal pieces and shape into balls. To make the individual rolls, I just plop the dough down onto a well floured work surface. Turn the dough to coat it with flour. Cut into 12 equal pieces. If you coat each piece with a bit of flour they will be much easier to work with. If you're not used to shaping dough into balls, here's a great tutorial. Place dough balls either on the prepared sheet pan or in the muffin or brioche cups. Cover rolls with kitchen towel, place in a warm area and allow to rise until doubled in size, about 30 minutes.
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Preheat oven to 375˚F. Combine egg and the tablespoon of water and stir vigorously to combine. Brush tops of the buns with this egg wash and sprinkle with sesame seeds if desired. To do the herb decoupage, brush dough balls with egg wash then place one or more parsley leaves on top of each one. With your finger rub over top of each leaf to flatten to the surface of the roll. Brush with more egg wash. Bake for 20 to 25 minutes until deep golden on the top and golden on the bottom of the buns. Cool on a cooling rack. Serve warm or at room temperature.
To freeze, place on a sheet pan. Place pan in freezer till rolls are frozen, about one hour. When frozen, transfer to zip lock plastic bags. To serve, unthaw and warm in oven for 10 minutes at 325˚ F.
Amelia says
Hi Chris, love your pwetty new look. Very beautiful logo and nice color too.
Your brioche is so mouth watering, wish I can have 2 pieces now with nice cup of coffee. LOL
Have a nice week ahead.
Pam says
They look so amazing & pretty!
Laura Dembowski says
Those brioche look beautiful as does you new website design! It's always fun to have a new look for your blog.
Wendy Wofford-Garcia says
Very pretty indeed! Both the blog revamp and the buns...
I am so far behind with my blog visits since starting my new job...hoping that I'm finally adjusting and can get back in the swing of things!
twodogsinthekitchen says
Love the new look, it's very pretty and elegant looking. The rolls look great, I love the parsley on top. A nice colorful touch to the table 🙂
SharShar says
Your new site presentation looks light and lovely. I hope to surprise our grandgirls with the cute brioche cups for Thanksgiving.
SharShar says
Your new design is light and lovely. I hope to surprise our grandgirls with the cute brioche cups for Thanksgiving!
Sandra Lee says
Vewy pwetty! I passed up so many paper baking pans this weekend and now I regret it. You have also inspired me to try some 5 minute bread recipes. Wish me luck!!
Cher Rockwell says
The rolls and the site makeover are just beautiful.
Marilyn says
I just found your site a few days ago, and I LOVE it, beautiful and so interesting, and good recipes. Wonderful, thank you.
Kathy says
These are fabulous looking rolls! Love brioche…so light and delicious!!
Kim Garceau says
I absolutely love your new look Chris, it's clean, fresh and sophisticated, love it, I told you!!!! And these brioches looks perfect too (with all these eggs and butter and can it be bad????)
Gloria says
oh dear! these are soooo beautiful!! really are, love them!!
Vicki Bensinger says
I love your new look but have to say I'm going to miss your smiling face when I open your blog posts. Nice logo and beautiful rolls. I will have to check out those cups. How great that they're disposable - one less thing to clean on thanksgiving!
The Mom Chef says
You're pwetty new dwess is gorgeous. Congratulations! Those beautiful brioche rolls are the perfect coming out recipe too. I love the herbs egg washed on there.
Martha says
Lovely!
Angie's Recipes says
These brioche rolls look fantastic!
Love your new header! A very professional design.
scrumptiousandsumptuous says
Very elegant new look!
Happier Than a Pig in Mud says
Both the rolls and new header are very pretty! I'm sure the rolls would be quite a conversation starter at Thanksgiving! Love the cute little disposable pans too:@)
Jennifer @ Peanut Butter and Peppers says
I love your new look! I love the Green, it's almost the color of my kitchen, it's so bright and cheery! I love the rolls, and the little cups they are in!! I am off next week from work, so Iw ill be bread making and I think these rolls will be a hit in my house! I can't wait to try them!
Charlotte Moore says
This is very pwetty!!!!
Claire @ Claire K Creations says
Love the new look Chris very pwetty!!! So clean and fresh.
What a cute idea to decoupage the rolls. I'm going to try it out with my next batch of rolls.
scrambledhenfruit says
I love your rolls AND your new blog design. Both are beautiful. 🙂 (Those little brioche pans are cute too!)
Hovkonditorn says
Yes, I like your new look and logo! Really fresh! And the brioche rolls are beautiful, as everything you make!
Laura (Tutti Dolci) says
I love your new look, Chris! These rolls look wonderful, I love brioche.