From Stacy Dawn:
Easy Cinnamon Bun Minis
These aren’t Angie’s homemade ones in A Cinderella Christmas but then not all of us—especially me—is a baker, so the easier the better!!
1 package Pilsbury Crescent Rolls
2 tablespoons margarine
¼ cup brown sugar
1 tablespoons cinnamon
1 cup icing sugar
(Use the temperature of oven according to the crescent roll directions)
~ Roll the crescent roll dough out flat, pinching the perforations together to make one large rectangle.
~ Spread the margarine thinly and evenly over the surface
~ Sprinkle the brown sugar and cinnamon evenly over the surface
~ Using the LONG end, roll carefully to form one long tube
~ Cut 1 inch to 1 ½ inch slices and set them on a baking sheet face up.
~ Bake according to package
~ While they are baking, mix the icing sugar with a little bit of water and stir, adding a little bit more water at a time until you have a spreadable consistency of icing.
~ When finished baking, spread icing over hot buns.
~ Let them cool a bit before eating, but warm or cold, this is an easy, delicious treat for all ages!
10 comments:
These made me so hungry this morning. ;)
Ooooh! We love the crescent rolls to start with. This just makes them more decadent! Can't wait to try this out.
Yummy, love gooey warm cinnamon buns just out of the overn.
Deidre
How did you know I was looking for a quick cinnamon roll recipe for Christmas morning? Thanks. We always keep crescent rolls in the fridge, it's amazing all of the different things you can make with them.
Sounds like a very easy recipe. Love to bake.
The books seem to have been made so easliy for the authors. It sure is amazing how an author can put words on paper and make it work. I enjoyed both excerpts today. Thanks to two great authors and to you Cindy for interviewing them.
Sounds really yummy!
Easy Really works for me! I love cinnamon buns - they give you such a nice warm feeling!
I love the smell of these when going into the mall. I feel like I'm smelling them after reading the recipe! Now I want some!! Thanks!
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