Caramel Pecan Pull Apart Bread ?

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around experiences and challenges faced by participants when making Caramel Pecan Pull Apart Bread, particularly regarding recipe adjustments and outcomes in different cookware.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant experienced overflow while using an 8" Executive Saute Pan with jumbo biscuits and expressed disappointment in the outcome.
  • Another participant suggested using a smaller can of biscuits for better results in the same pan.
  • Several users mentioned having similar overflow issues, with one noting that they still found the bread tasty despite the mess.
  • One participant shared a personal adjustment of using less butter and caramel, which they found effective.
  • Another participant reported success with a different recipe using regular canned biscuits, indicating flexibility in ingredient choices.
  • One participant noted that using a larger skillet could help accommodate the ingredients better.
  • Another shared their experience of baking the pull-apart bread in a Professional Casserole, which took longer but yielded good results.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the best method and ingredients for making the bread, with no clear consensus on a single approach that works for everyone.

Contextual Notes

Participants shared personal experiences with various recipes and cookware, highlighting the variability in results based on different methods and ingredient quantities.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in troubleshooting baking challenges or exploring variations in pull-apart bread recipes may find this discussion relevant.

pkd09
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:confused: I attempted this recipe this a.m. and the biscuits spilled over in the oven. Had to turn off the oven so only a few were done. It was like the pan was to small. I used the 8" Executive Saute Pan, 1 can jumbo biscuits quartered, 1 stick butter, 1/2 cut chopped pecans and 1 jar caramel ice cream topping. I was so looking forward to serving this to my husband this a.m. for Fathers Day. I have tried the Garlic ones before and they were fine. Any suggestions?
 
I'm not familiar with your recipe, but when I demo savory (or sweet) biscuits in the 8" pan I just use the small (5) can of biscuits.
 
Carmel Pecan Pull Apart BreadI had the same problem. Next time I will use the biscuits that was suggested.
Thank God for self cleaning oven.:)
 
Try using 1/2 stick of butter and 1/2 jar of caramel topping with the large biscuits..
When I make the garlic bread, I onl use 1/2 stick of butter. It is more than enough.
 
I had the same problem too, and with using the 1/2 stick of butter. I too was bummed cause I was sure they'd be yummy! I also tried it with butter, and cinnamon/sugar & had bad results. The garlic one is one of my new favorite recipes, everyone just LOVES it!
I hope someone has some other suggestions for the sweet ones.
 
Are the pull apart recipes posted here somewhere? I didn't realize we make them in the 8" skillet - I just got that with my SS1 bonus. If they are not here, where can I find them?
 
The caramel bubbled over when I tried this but they were still very tasty. It was a mess and I don't have a self cleaning oven.
 
When I did the garlic pulla part bread it was very full. I can only imagine adding a jar of carmel sauce and how full that woudl make it. I would use a bigger skillet if possible. Here is the recipe for them - I think someone asked...
 

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I use 3/4 stick of butter & a 1/2 of jar of carmal. Still very full but it did not boil over. You can use a 1 1/2 stick of butter & a whole jar of carmal and put it in the 10 in pan or the fluted stone and it works just the same.I have made the apple cin. biscuits and they were awesome, we added crasins and choped walnuts. They were so yummy.
 
I made these at a show and smoked up the whole house because the bubbled over. Now I just use 1/2 stick of butter and 1/2 jar of caramel and it works great!
 
I make the cinnamon pull-apart bread using regular canned biscuits. I tried this when I got my pan because I didn't have the larger biscuits and it's great, too. Of course, when making for a show if you want to have the larger quantity I guess you'd want to use the larger biscuits.

Jeanie
 
I have also made the pull-aparts, savory and sweet. I tried them in my Prof.Casserole to see how that worked, and they looked wonderful but took about 50 min to bake.
 
All this talk makes me want to have some of the garlic pullaparts,
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What ingredients do I need to make Caramel Pecan Pull Apart Bread?

To make Caramel Pecan Pull Apart Bread, you will need the following ingredients: refrigerated biscuit dough, brown sugar, butter, chopped pecans, and cinnamon. Optional ingredients include vanilla extract and powdered sugar for drizzling.

How long does it take to prepare Caramel Pecan Pull Apart Bread?

The preparation time for Caramel Pecan Pull Apart Bread is approximately 15-20 minutes, while the baking time is around 30-35 minutes. Overall, you can expect to have it ready in about an hour.

Can I make Caramel Pecan Pull Apart Bread ahead of time?

Yes, you can prepare the bread ahead of time. You can assemble the pull-apart bread and refrigerate it overnight. Just allow it to come to room temperature before baking, or you can bake it straight from the fridge, adding a few extra minutes to the baking time.

What is the best way to store leftover Caramel Pecan Pull Apart Bread?

To store leftover Caramel Pecan Pull Apart Bread, place it in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 2 days. For longer storage, you can refrigerate it for up to a week or freeze it for up to 3 months. Just make sure to wrap it tightly to prevent freezer burn.

Can I substitute any ingredients in the Caramel Pecan Pull Apart Bread recipe?

Yes, you can make substitutions based on your preferences. For example, you can use different nuts like walnuts or almonds instead of pecans, or you can use a different type of biscuit dough, such as whole wheat or gluten-free. Additionally, you can replace brown sugar with coconut sugar for a healthier option.

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