Who doesn't love a warm freshly made Cinnamon Roll with frosting melting all over the top? This time of year is perfect for making them. They are great gifts for neighbors, co workers; anyone on your gift giving list. Making Cinnamon Rolls is not all that hard. The dough for these rolls can be refrigerated overnight so that you can pop them in the oven for a quick breakfast; freeze the raw dough then bake, or partially bake and then freeze them. If you have never made Cinnamon Rolls before I urge you to try these.
Start with the Butter Buns recipe here. The Butter Buns recipe may seem at bit intense but I don't go through the whole process as Mrs. M instructed. I warm the milk in the microwave first, finishing it off in the pan. I don't put it into warm water in the sink, or knead it for ten minutes; I only knead the dough for perhaps two minutes. I have even made the dough in my food processor and it is fine. So with that said, first make the Butter Buns dough recipe and then........
Bake them until they are browned on top.
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Those look delicious! Bet they smell wonderful, too. One of those, a nice cup of coffee and blogs to read -- sounds like a great way to spend the morning!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Grandma KC, they look delicious! I would love one of those now! Thanks for sharing the recipe!
ReplyDeleteBlessings from Still Woods Farmhouse
Looks yummy! My mouth is watering!
ReplyDelete-Ashley
http://lestylorouge.com
Oh boy do these look good! I think I will make a batch for Sunday morning! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great breakfast for Christmas morning :) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove this, we were buying an organic brand that our co-op does not carry, it will be nice to try my hand at making my ow. We just bought a bread maker that makes dough, do you think I can use that? Folllowed you here from the From the Farm Blog Hop, pinning to my breakfast board.
ReplyDeleteYUM!! These look delicious! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteMERRY CHRISTMAS CONNIE TO YOU AND YOURS! :)
ReplyDeleteOh yum Connie! These looks so good! I am featuring them as today's Dare to Share Feature of the Day. Thanks so much for linking up!
ReplyDeleteConnie, these are beautiful, and I love mine with cream cheese frosting, too! I just wanted to come by and wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas! ♥
ReplyDeleteThank you Joy! I hope you had a Blessed Christmas too :)
DeleteThese look absolutely fabulous! I will be making these for my lil ones. Thank you so much for sharing on the Show Off Weekend Party! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness I love cinnamon rolls! What a great how to. Thanks for sharing with us at Christmas on The HomeAcre!
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~Ann
These look so delicious! I just love cinnamon rolls, thank you for sharing your post on the HomeAcre Hop, hope to see you again tomorrow! - Nancy
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YUM! These look so delicious... I agree cream cheese frosting is the way to go! Thanks for linking this to Think Tank Thursday. I hope to see you again today. http://saving4six.com/2014/01/welcome-to-think-tank-thursday-62.html
ReplyDeleteI love making cinnamon rolls. This is great I am featuring your recipe and tutorial on DearCreatives ! Happy New Year! Theresa
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! Thanks!
DeleteLooks unbelievable! Pinned and am featuring at Family Fun Friday!
ReplyDeleteMonica
http://www.happyandblessedhome.com/category/family-fun
Thank you Monica!
DeleteYum! Ok, I love cinnamon rolls. There is really just no other way to say it. Cinnomony goodness with frosting! Fabulous :)
ReplyDeleteYum! Wish I had one right now!! lol! After my two week break I will be featuring you at SYC tomorrow.
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann
Thanks Jann!
DeleteSeriously yum these look great! I will have to try them, thanks for this delicious food guides.
ReplyDeleteI had tried some recipes before but this was the best!!!! I made some (two or three) buns (amazing, will definitely make them for our next family gathering for ham and cheese sandwiches), and with the rest of the dough I made the rolls. I used less yeast though, because in my country (Argentina) dry yeast packs contain 10g (instead of your 7g) and it worked out perfectly.
ReplyDeleteLoved them, will definitely stick the print in my recipe book as THE cinnamon buns!! Thanks for sharing!
I tried them yesterday, I used a small part of the dough to make two or three butter buns and I used the rest for the rolls. I used less dry yeast (10 g) because that's how packs come in my country, (Argentina) and it worked out perfectly. I had to add some flour until I was able to knead the dough, probably our flour is different. I was amazed at how soft the buns turned out, I will definitely use them for ham & cheese sandwiches in our next family gathering. The cinnamon buns were SPECTACULAR!! and the frosting I had to use quickly before my son and my husband ended up leaving nothing in the bowl (hide every spoon in the house or hide the frosting!!!) Thank you very much for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing, I have been wanting to make these for ages, your recipe is fantastic.
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