Thursday, March 31, 2011

Cinnamon Rolls

I use the roll dough found here.

Grease your hands with Pam or butter to handle the dough a little easier. Roll out ½ batch of roll dough onto floured surface into a rectangle about 20” X 12”. It should be about ½” thick.

Make filling as follows:


¼ C butter
½ C brown sugar
1 tsp. cinnamon
2 Tbs. flour
1/3 C chopped nuts (about ½ cup un chopped)
1/3 C raisins

There are two ways of mixing the filling. If you have a food processer, cut the butter into a few pieces and just put everything in and mix until crumbly. This chops the nuts for you. It also chops the raisins.
To mix by hand, soften the butter, then mix the sugar, cinnamon, and flour in with a fork. Add nuts and raisins.







Spread filling over dough and roll up. Cut off the end then cut into about   1 ¾" slices. I use dental floss to cut or you can use a serrated knife. Put on greased or lined baking sheet and gently press down each roll. Let rise about an hour. I let them rise in the oven with the light on (no heat) and a bowl of hot water in the bottom.  It makes a warm, moist environment for rising. Take out to preheat oven. Bake at 350 ° for 15 - 20 minutes.

Makes 12 rolls.


Frost with vanilla or cream cheese frosting.

5 comments:

  1. You all know that these are the ultimate. I had one today and they are wonderful. What a way to start off General Conference Sunday.

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  2. Fancy post with the video! Love it!

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  3. Thanks for doing this early because I need the step by step instructions- you know, so I don't end up with little hockey pucks like I did in October! Ahh! Wish me luck!

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  4. Sarah, my instructions were not the best when I gave them to you. Sorry:) These are really tested though.
    This took all day to figure out! I'm learning.

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  5. Mom, I'm so impressed with your blogging skills. Look at you with a video and everything. I'm so proud. I'm also missing those cinnamon rolls. Let me tell you, it was rough to wake up on Conference Sunday and eat a slice of orange for breakfast. Not the same.

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