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I've heard it once, I've heard it a dozen times:
"Make homemade cinnamon rolls? From scratch? Are you crazy?
That takes all day!"
Actually, it depends upon the recipe.
I have several recipes for homemade cinnamon rolls that do, indeed,
take at least all afternoon, if not all day -- scald the milk
and let it cool to room temperature
(30 minutes); mix the dough and let it raise for an hour (1.5
hours); punch down the dough and let it raise for another hour
(1 hour); shape into cinnamon rolls
and let raise for another hour (1.5 hours); and then, finally,
bake the cinnamon rolls (30 minutes) -- for a grand total of 5
hours from start to finish.
But it doesn't have to be that way. You really can make homemade
cinnamon rolls from scratch in two hours or less.
Here's my recipe: |
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This
article was originally published at Suite 101.
Jennifer Wickes is the editor at "Cookbook Reviews" and "Cooking
With
The Seasons", which has been voted to be one of the Top 100 Culinary
Sites on the Internet! For more information about Jennifer
Wickes
or her columns, please go to:
http://www.suite101.com/profile.cfm/CulinaryJen
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