do you start cinnamon rolls first thing in the morning and end up having a late breakfast, or do you make them the night before, keep them in the fridge overnight, and then bake them when you wake up?
Do you start cinnamon rolls first thing in the morning and end up having a late breakfast...
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>late breakfast
no such thing
the latter
gives more flavour to the dough to rest overnight
don't eat cinnamon rolls
good substitute is to take a bagel and sprinkle aspartame and cinnamon on it.
I assume the best method would be to let them sit for their second rise until they are fully ready to bake, then pop them in the fridge. In the morning, take them out of the fridge and straight into the oven.
Or would it be better to put them in the fridge a little bit before they've fully risen, and then let them finish rising in the morning before baking?
The latter
prepare them the day before and eat them cold you fucking mongoloid
Make them the night before. Otherwise breakfast would be lunch.
This is the correct answer.
>cinnamon rolls for breakfast
it's a once or twice per year thing, on christmas morning or other holidays
This is officially my favorite board. Everything here is so retarded awww no one cared enough to respond to op's question about cinnamon rolls
these take like less than 30 minutes to make dude
>good substitute is to take a bagel and sprinkle aspartame and cinnamon on it.
hilarious
Get up at 2AM, start them from scratch, and finish them just as your family is waking up. Make sure to have hot coffee ready and waiting for them.
30 minutes isn't even enough time for a single rise unless it's like 100 degrees and 90% humidity in your house.
they need to rise
I had to squeeze this last guy on the side
One of you senpais hook me up with a recipe for some extremely gooey cinnamon rolls
I still need to experiment more to perfect it but I've gotten good results by baking them covered so the steam gets them soft and gooey
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pretty sure this is what I used
>no brown sugar
not sure how i feel about this desu
I don't eat cinnamon rolls. Only whole foods for me. Not the store. Foods that are whole. Cinnamon rolls make me feel worse for having eaten them. I'm sick of seeing photos of shitty dense and dry cinnamon rolls. Good ones take three hours. Do any of you make them with ceylon cinnamon instead of cassia?
Sticky buns not cinnamon rolls you degenerates