Food Diary: You'd see me doing this a lot where I live! Coffee?

For this batch of bread:

I used my electric mixer and mixed all that together before adding my bread flour.

I used my dough hook on the mixer, so it would knead as I added flour.
I added flour 1/3 cup at a time and mixed for about 1 minutes before each addition.
I kept adding flour until the dough was gathering on the dough hook and sticking less to the sides of the bowl. The dough was still a little sticky to touch, but it was twisting and twisting and twisting on the dough hook. I let it do the twist for about 15 minutes.
See that cake container. I use that as a proofing chamber. I put the dough in that, place the lid (well usually it's the bottom for cake) on it. I placed the container of dough in a warm place (top of our family freezer).
After two hours in the proofing chamber, I punched all over the dough and let it rest a few minutes while I got the muffin tin ready (butter and flour).
I rolled the dough out flat, brushed butter all over the top, folded the dough in half, and rolled out flat again. I repeated these steps two more times.
I cut the rolled out dough into two parts.
I rolled one of the parts into a log.
I cut the log into sections, and placed each section into the muffin tin.
I placed the muffin tin into a cold oven, then set the oven temperature to 375 degrees.
I baked the rolls until they were light brown (about 20-25 minutes.
I removed the rolls from the oven and brushed the tops with melted butter.

What about the other half of the dough?

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