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  1. I HATE CINNABON! I grew up in the midwest. My grandmother made everything from scratch. Needless to say I was spoiled and my bar for baked goods and jello is up there. I moved to the south and I lost track of how many times I've cringed from the talk of canned biscuits and cinnamon rolls. No no no NO! Plz let me do it. Then their minds are forever blown! Unfortunately I don't have a stand mixer and have to make this all by hand. Rip I did this to myself.

  2. Made them today. Problem: you call out 580 grams of flour. I went by that instead of cups, because I find that measurement to be more accurate, and it should be. BUT, That's too much flour. Should've been only 500 grams. Yes, my dough was dry, but I used bread dough. I went with it but when I plopped out the dough after the first rise, it plopped right out with no stickiness and I didn't need much flour to keep it from sticking. Still turned out ok, but it would've been better and cooked more evenly with a little less flour. So I see what you do to get that soft Cinnabon texture, undercook it slightly but with 580grams of flour, was left with raw/tangy dough in spots. Also the 15-20 min is not enough time to develop the cinnamon and butter bubbling up or down into the pan. This needs a longer cook time with a cover of alum foil either in the beginning for 10 min or at the end for 10 min. After waiting hours to make and bake, only to get spotty under-baked areas is a waste of time and ingredients. I should've went with my instincts you asked for too much flour.

  3. Cinnamon Bun recipe:
    580g all purpose flour
    107g granulated sugar
    6g Salt
    84g unsalted soften butter
    1 cup of lukewarm whole milk
    7g instant yeast
    2 whole eggs
    1 egg yolk
    Let rise for 1 ½hrs
    225g brown sugar
    17g ground cinnamon
    84g unsalted soften butter
    Let rise for 30-35 mins
    190 celcius for 15-20 mins

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