Food You Can Eat: Bundt Pan Breakfast Rolls

Lazy breakfast for lazy people

These are fine. It's fine. Everything is fine.

First things first:  I did NOT use a bundt pan for this recipe because bundt pans are bullshit.  Besides, the instructions explicitly state that a 9 x 13 pan can also be used so deal with it.

A caveat before we get started:  I’m not sure that frozen cinnamon rolls are a thing that can be found in grocery stores anymore.  So, I got the standard refrigerated ones.  It still worked out just fine.

Here’s what you’ll need:

1 Pkg. Frozen Cinnamon Rolls

1 Pkg. of Butterscotch Pudding (regular, not instant)

½ Cup Brown Sugar

½ Cup Butter

Place frozen cinnamon rolls in bundt (or 9 x 13) pan.  Pour dry pudding over the top of the rolls.  Melt together sugar and butter in a saucepan and bring to a boil, stirring constantly. 

Yes, this is just like making toffee, only different.

Pour over the top of the rolls and let stand overnight in the refrigerator.

If I made these again (which I won’t) I would make more butter sauce to completely cover the pudding mix.

Bake in a 350-degree oven for 30 minutes (or less if using a 9 x 13 pan), or until golden brown.

Don’t be like me, kids. Stay in school.

These are…fine.  I mean, it’s 90% factory food so it’s supposed to stroke all those subconscious sweet spots, but that doesn’t mean I’ll be making this again.  This is just so I can get a picture for the cookbook.

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8 Comments

  1. Sigh – Bundt pan hate, again. I bet that you have a better “from scratch” recipe in your repertoire. But, this is good for we non-yeast-based bakers.

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