Place you warm milk in a medium bowl along with the sugar and yeast. Stir with a fork and allow about 5 minutes for your yeast to activate.
Crack the egg into the bowl, whisk with a fork to break up and stir in.
Add your flour, knead with your hands until the dough is smooth and no longer tacky.
Grease a bowl with oil and place your ball of dough inside, cover with plastic wrap. Allow to 60-90 minutes to double in size.
Remove the dough from the bowl and place on your worksurface. Divide into 12 equal pieces and roll into round balls.
Place into a grease square or rectangular deep baking vessel (approx 13×8″) Cover and allow to rise for about an hour or until the balls of dough have doubled in size (they will touch each other).
Before baking, brush the tops with with melted butter, sprinkle with flour and sesame seeds.
Place in your pre-heated oven for approx 25 minutes or until golden.
Allow about 10 minutes to cool, serve warm or room temperature.
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