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Step 1
Warm the milk (I did this in the glass measuring cup), and pour in the yeast. Set aside and allow to foam a bit before using.
Step 2
In a large mixing bowl, blend the 4 cups of flour and salt. Add the oil, but don't bother stirring until you are ready add the milk.
Step 3
When you have a nice bit of foam on top of the milk, pour the milk and foam into the flour. Stir with a wooden spoon until it gets too thick to stir.
Step 4
Knead.
Step 5
The goal with this dough is to get a, "just-barely" sticky dough that is smooth and soft in texture. Your dough will still be pretty sticky at this point. Add that extra 1 cup of flour, ¼ cup at a time, kneading after every addition. DO NOT dump in the entire cup because you may not need it all (though you most likely will). Plus, doing a 1/4 cup at a time allows for the necessary amount of kneading.
Step 6
When you have a nice, soft ball of dough, cover it with a nice, thin coat of olive oil to keep it from drying out while it rises.
Step 7
Put it back in the mixing bowl, cover with a towel and let sit in a warm area for 1 hour. (I put mine in my stove - heat OFF)
Step 8
Punch the dough down and give it another brief kneading. Just a few flops of the dough are fine.
Step 9
Sprinkle the rice flour or cornmeal lightly over your work surface. Put your dough on the work surface and roll with a rolling pin until it's about ½ inch thick.
Step 10
Cut out the muffins. I used one of Mini Chef's plastic cups, but you can also buy cutters that do this.
Step 11
Place the cut out muffins on a cookie sheet, spray them with a very light coat of olive oil, sprinkle tops with a light dusting of rice flour or cornmeal, cover with a towel and allow to rise for another 30 minutes in a warm area.
Step 12
Using an UNgreased pan, place as many muffins as you can comfortably fit, in the pan.
Step 13
IMPORTANT: These cook on your STOVE TOP on LOW heat for a long time. Do NOT raise the heat to try and cook them faster. All you will get are burnt outsides and raw insides. Time is key. I cooked mine for about 15-20 minutes on each side. Test yours to adjust cooking time as needed.
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