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This thread explores the preparation of caramel and cinnamon rolls, focusing on the necessity and preferences regarding icing. Participants share their experiences with different recipes and variations, discussing whether icing enhances or detracts from the sweetness of the rolls.
There is a general agreement among several participants that icing is not necessary for the caramel rolls, while opinions differ regarding the cinnamon rolls, with some preferring them with icing and others without. No clear consensus emerges on the puffiness of the rolls, as experiences vary.
Participants share personal experiences with baking and experimenting with different recipes, highlighting individual preferences and variations in preparation methods.
Consultants interested in baking tips and recipe variations for caramel and cinnamon rolls may find this discussion helpful.
Dawn4 said:Where is the recipe for the crescent rolls??? I know I read it somewhere? I want to try them for breakfast. Can someone pass it on to me?
Yep! Let them cool for a few minutes (if you can wait! LOL) so the icing doesn't melt too much and "disappear" on you!Dawn4 said:Dumb question, but you put the icing on after they come out of the oven???
pamperedbecky said:Yum! All this talk about it makes me want to make them again. Hmmmm, need to see if I have any crescent rolls. I'm stuck home all day with out a car (in the shop) for the 2nd day in a row so it makes me want to cook.
Dang, no crescent rolls!I do have Grands biscuits, so I bet I can do it with those. Not as WW-friendly though. I have to weigh in tomorrow.:thumbdown: However, I did discover I have like SIX cream cheese bricks!! I must not pay attention when I think I need them for a recipe, I buy a couple if they're on sale. I must not look to see if I already have them.
I love these little rolls! I have to go back and read all the threads on these new sprinkles, but have people done them in the saute pan like the easy garlic bites? I think that'll be my experiment for today.![]()
ChefBeckyD said:Becky - I did them both like the garlic bites for a show a couple weeks ago, and then again at home last week.....we like the caramel better, but they were both yummy! It was very impressive at my show too - I just slid them right out of the pan onto a plate - even with all that sugar, it just came right out......they loved it!
Becky and Leigh....so in doing them like the garlic bites, what was the exact recipe you used? A couple tablespoons of butter and how much sprinkles? A quarter cup like the regular sprinkles recipe? Did you add extra sugar? I think I'll make them for lunch.:blushing:Leigh0725 said:Okay, I ended up making these like the garlic bites using grands biscuits. not bad. I'm glad I didn't make icing for it. The plate was clean within a half hour. Plus got four orders for the sprinkles. I did the caramel ones, so maybe I'll do the cinnamon tomorrow and see if those that ordered will also order the cinnamon.![]()
BTW - this morning when I was making them, I went to put the bottle on the counter not really paying attention and it fell. What a mess. Half my bottle was on the floor.:cry:
pamperedbecky said:Becky and Leigh....so in doing them like the garlic bites, what was the exact recipe you used? A couple tablespoons of butter and how much sprinkles? A quarter cup like the regular sprinkles recipe? Did you add extra sugar? I think I'll make them for lunch.:blushing:
Thanks for the ideas!!
Becky~pamperedbecky said:Becky and Leigh....so in doing them like the garlic bites, what was the exact recipe you used? A couple tablespoons of butter and how much sprinkles? A quarter cup like the regular sprinkles recipe? Did you add extra sugar? I think I'll make them for lunch.:blushing:
Thanks for the ideas!!
Adding icing to your caramel and cinnamon rolls is a personal preference. The icing can enhance the sweetness and provide a creamy texture that complements the warm rolls. If you enjoy a richer flavor, go for the icing!
A classic cream cheese icing or a simple powdered sugar glaze works wonderfully with caramel and cinnamon rolls. The cream cheese icing adds a tangy flavor, while the powdered sugar glaze offers a sweet finish without overpowering the rolls.
Absolutely! Many people enjoy caramel and cinnamon rolls without icing. The caramel sauce and cinnamon sugar provide plenty of flavor on their own, making them delicious even without the added sweetness of icing.
You can enhance the flavor of your icing by adding vanilla extract, maple syrup, or even a pinch of cinnamon. These additions can complement the flavors of the caramel and cinnamon rolls, making your icing even more delicious.
Yes! You can create a healthier icing by using Greek yogurt mixed with a bit of honey or maple syrup. This option provides creaminess and sweetness while adding protein and reducing sugar content compared to traditional icing.