I saw something similar to this on Kevin and Amanda the other day, except she used refrigerated crescent rolls. It did look rather scrummy, if I don't say so myself . . . but . . .
I didn't want to use refrigerated crescent rolls . . . I wanted to make something from scratch. and so . . .
I used the concept on Kevin and Amanda, but I used my own buttermilk biscuit recipe for the dough, instead of crescent rolls . . . and guess what???
They turned out fabulously scrummy! Probably quite a bit sturdier and filling than the ones on Kevin and Amanda . . . more like a coffee cake . . . but with no additives and preservatives. I think they're even better. (I know, there's no modesty in my family! I got it all!)
They were not hard to make. They went together pretty quickly. They were baked and on the table in a jiffy too!
Buttery, cinnamony . . . flakey good.
Todd loved them.
I loved them.
Everybody loved them. 'Nuff said!
*Cinnamon Roll Breakfast Cake*
serves 6 to 8
Golden brown and scrummy with lots of cinnamon flavour, a brown sugar topping and a vanilla glaze! Best served warm.
together. Tip onto a lightly floured surface and knead a few times.
Pat out into a 12 by 6 inch rectangle. Spread with the remainder of the
softened butter. Mix the white sugar and cinnamon together. Sprinkle
this evenly over top. Roll up tightly from the long side. Cut into 8
slices with a sharp knife. Place them, cut side down into the prepared
pie dish.
Bake for 15 to 20 minutes, until golden brown and the
brown sugar butter mixture on the bottom is bubbling up. Remove from
the oven and tip immediately onto a serving plate.
Whisk
together all the ingredients for the glaze until smooth. Drizzle half
of this over top of the whole cake, reserving the rest for serving.
Serve warm, cut into wedges with the remainder of the glaze spooned over
top.
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