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Ingredients:
▪115g (1 stick) unsalted butter
▪225g (1c) plain Greek yogurt
▪115g (1/2c) milk
▪7g (1 packet) instant yeast
▪450g (3 1/2c) all-purpose flour
▪100g (½c) sugar
▪2g (1/4t) baking soda
▪8g (1 3/4t) salt

Filling:
▪115g (1 stick) unsalted butter, softened
▪150g (2/3c) brown sugar
▪20g (2 1/2T) cinnamon
▪1g (¼t) salt

Icing:
▪25g (2T) cream cheese
▪75g (⅓c) heavy cream
▪150g (1 ¼c) powdered sugar
▪Pinch of salt
▪10g (2t) water

RECIPE
1. Prepare the Dough:
▪In a saucepan, melt butter over low heat, then remove from heat.
▪Stir in yogurt and milk, ensuring the mixture stays between 85-90°F.
▪In a large mixing bowl, combine the butter-yogurt-milk mixture with yeast and stir to hydrate
▪Add flour, sugar,baking soda, and salt to the wet ingredients.
▪Mix with a sturdy spoon until you can no longer stir, then switch to a wet hand and knead the dough in the bowl until it forms a cohesive mass (about 3 minutes).
▪Shape the dough into a ball, cover, and let rest for 15 minutes.

2. Knead and Rise:
▪After the dough has rested, knead it again for 3 more minutes to further develop the gluten.
▪Shape it back into a ball, cover, and let rise for 75 minutes until doubled in size.

3. Make the Filling:
▪In a bowl, mix softened butter, brown sugar, cinnamon, and salt until it looks like wet sand
▪Whip the mixture with a spoon for about 60 seconds to cream it together (or whip with a mixer)

4. Roll and Fill:
▪Preheat the oven to 375°F/190C
▪Turn the risen dough onto a floured surface, gently degas it, and roll it into a rectangle approximately 12”x16” (30x40cm)
▪Spread the cinnamon-sugar filling evenly over the dough, using light, sweeping motions to avoid tearing the dough.

5. Roll the Dough:
▪Starting from one of the short ends, roll the dough tightly, using a tuck-and-pull motion to create tension in the roll.
▪Once rolled, cut off the uneven ends, then cut the log in half. Cut each half into 3 equal pieces for a total of 6 rolls.

6.Bake the Rolls:
▪Spray a 6-count jumbo muffin pan (or use an 8-9” brownie pan and cut into 9 pieces for softer sides) with pan spray and place the rolls inside.
▪Bake at 375°F/190C for 40-55 minutes, or until golden brown and cooked through. If using a brownie pan, cover with foil for the first 35 minutes, then remove foil and bake an additional 10-15 minutes.

7. Make the Icing:
▪While the rolls cool, combine cream cheese and heavy cream in a bowl. Whisk until smooth.
▪Add powdered sugar and a pinch of salt. Whisk until combined, adding 10g water if needed to adjust the texture to a sauce-like consistency.

8. Ice the Rolls:
▪Drizzle or smear the cream cheese icing over the cinnamon rolls, making sure to cover the tops and let it seep into the spirals.

CHAPTERS:
0:00 Mixing and kneading the dough
3:18 Cinnamon sugar filling
4:30 the AP flour I’m using
5:45 Rolling, filling, and cutting the dough
8:39 Baking
10:20 cream cheese frosting

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31 Comments

  1. Brian — all North American wheat ("organic" or not) has several TIMES more gratutitous (unnecessary / "Frankenfood") chromosomes, (due to repeated re-hybridization and other dubious experiments by Big Ag [$$$$$$) — than either our own wheat from 100 years ago, or most EU wheat (which was never allowed to be screwed with like that). Tons of the current, so-called "gluten intolerance" and/or "cyliac disease" issue among North Americans is not either — but rather our HUMAN inability to digest this super hybridized (and now as well ALSO Roundup-"treated") CRAP. So you may "believe" in the Red Mill stuff, but we import all our flour from France. Jest saying. (Also our baking results are NIGHT AND DAY better than when using American Frankenwheat.)

  2. I would have loved to have been there for the test recipes to get to the final one, youd be drowning in cinnamon rolls!

  3. i use dental floss when i make cinnamon buns instead of a knife…..is there any reason to NOT do that?

  4. Please teach us how to make a proper Saffron Bun (Lussekatter) for St. Lucia Day!!!!!!! Please!!!!! I have tried so many recipes and none turn out. Thank you!!!!!!!!!!

  5. Does anyone know the best time to do these if trying to refrigerate the night before? I’m thinking throwing them in the fridge overnight after I’ve shaped them and put them in the tins.

  6. 🙁 I was so excited and then you said yogurt… is there a dairy free tasty recipe you recommend? Mine are so dry (undeestandably)

  7. Would you put some chopped nuts in the filling? My memory of cinnamon rolls is that they used to have some chopped pecans.

  8. I really appreciate the way you give different ways to cook/bake something. Sometimes I just don't want to drag out the stand mixer!

  9. LOL You and @ryansickler use the same music intro for your vids! Hope to see you on the Wayback!

  10. a tip I use when making cinnamon rolls is to use some of the filling as grease for the baking dish in stead of pam spray. it will coat the outsides of the cinnamon roll and cook into a candy like texture.

  11. Naw, no offense, that flour is too expensive, I'll say it. You can make okay stuff for way less money. Go get that lb per dollar flour from wm or wherever an you'll be just fine.

  12. Absolutely excellent. I would opine though that the rolls seem to be a lot of work without a stand mixer

  13. Any suggestions for parbaking and freezing? We love cinnamon rolls, but we really shouldn't have that many cinnamon rolls available at a go!

  14. This is so similar to the recipe I recently used, except I was using buttermilk instead of Yoghurt

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