In the evening, dissolve the yeast in the water and then use all the ingredients to make a smooth dough. Put this in a closed bowl (this must be able to hold at least twice the volume of the dough) in the refrigerator overnight for about 12 hours.
Put a bowl of water in the oven in the morning and preheat it to 250 ° C.
Now sprinkle a work surface well with flour or grist and carefully place the dough on it. This works best with a scraper or a pastry card. Then carefully pull the dough into an approximately rectangular, even shape with your hands. If you lift it up a bit, it`s easier than it sounds. Under no circumstances knead or anything like that.
Then, with the dough card, carefully divide the dough into 8 rectangles (at least four of them tend to be more triangular for me, as the dough defends itself against square ones) and place on a baking sheet lined with baking paper. The dough pieces will look relatively flat and elongated, but don`t be alarmed as they will rise wonderfully in the oven. Now sprinkle some more flour or grist.
Put the rolls in the preheated oven for about 10-12 minutes. Then let it cool down briefly and enjoy while still warm.
The rolls are wonderfully crispy on the outside and pleasantly fluffy on the inside.