Cinnamon Rolls II

Budget Menu & Dirt Cheap Recipes Breakfast Ideas Cinnamon Rolls II

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      mos

      These are a wee bit different from other recipes, hence the title…
      Cinnamon Rolls II
      Rolls:
      1 qt whole milk
      1 cup butter
      1 cup sugar
      1 1/2 tbs yeast
      8-9 cups flour
      2 tsp baking powder
      2 cups melted butter
      1/4 cup ground cinnamon
      2 cups sugar
      Icing:
      1 lb powdered sugar
      1/4 cup whole milk
      2 tbs maple syrup
      Heat the milk, butter and sugar in a saucepan over medium heat. Just let it simmer, not boil. Remove from the heat and let it cool to lukewarm.

      This may take ten minutes or so. You can transfer it to the fridge in another bowl if you need to speed up the process!
      Pour the yeast over the top of the milk mixture and then stir to combine.
      Add about 7 cups of the flour and stir together gently. cover with a towel and put it in a warm place to rise for about 1 hour.
      Add the rest of the flour and the baking powder and stir to combine.

      Divide the dough into two or three large pieces.
      Roll out one piece at a time into a large rectangle. Leave it relatively thick, about 1/2 inch. Make sure the rectangle is long, width-wise.

      Think hot dog, not hamburger.
      Pour about 3/4 cup of butter over the dough and sprinkle about half the cinnamon and sugar over the top.
      Roll the dough away from you in a tight roll until it is completely rolled up. Pinch the seam together and then cut into 2 inch slices.
      Pour 1/2 cup of butter into each baking dish. Place the rolls on top.

      Make sure they are not too close together as they will rise quite a bit in the rising and cooking process.
      Cover the tray with a towel and repeat with the remaining dough.
      Let the rolls rise for about 20 minutes.
      Whisk together all icing ingredients until smooth.
      Bake rolls at 375° for about 15 minutes, do not over bake. They should be lightly brown and slightly firm to the touch.
      Remove rolls from the oven and if you can manage, let them cool a bit and then drizzle icing over the top.
      eat them! lol!

      serves 30
      2gwb921 smilie

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Budget Menu & Dirt Cheap Recipes Breakfast Ideas Cinnamon Rolls II