Mark's schedule has changed at work so we don't have two fun weekend a month now to go out and explore new places to eat. So to fill in the blanks, I think I might start posting some of the recipes we use around here. I know about now my kids that are reading this are saying, 'Oh great!' because in my family circle I am not know as a good cook. We have some really good ones that we use over and over again. I have been trying to come up with new stuff with not much success. But this morning I think I might have found a fun one...a winner.
CINNAMON KNOTS
We love our Monkey Bread around here and nothing could ever take it's place but these Cinnamon Knots are pretty delicious. I saw a recipe for them using real dough, you know the kind you mix up with yeast...didn't have any so I used a can of biscuits. I cut each biscuit into thirds. Rolled each like a snake about 6 inches long. Then I drowned them in melted butter and rolled them individually in a mixture of sugar and cinnamon. Stretched them a little bit and tied a knot. Places them on my pizza stone at 350 for about 10-12 minutes. Mnmmm, mmmm, mmmm! I think there are three left!
Mark's schedule has changed at work so we don't have two fun weekend a month now to go out and explore new places to eat. So to fill in the blanks, I think I might start posting some of the recipes we use around here. I know about now my kids that are reading this are saying, 'Oh great!' because in my family circle I am not know as a good cook. We have some really good ones that we use over and over again. I have been trying to come up with new stuff with not much success. But this morning I think I might have found a fun one...a winner.
CINNAMON KNOTS
We love our Monkey Bread around here and nothing could ever take it's place but these Cinnamon Knots are pretty delicious. I saw a recipe for them using real dough, you know the kind you mix up with yeast...didn't have any so I used a can of biscuits. I cut each biscuit into thirds. Rolled each like a snake about 6 inches long. Then I drowned them in melted butter and rolled them individually in a mixture of sugar and cinnamon. Stretched them a little bit and tied a knot. Places them on my pizza stone at 350 for about 10-12 minutes. Mnmmm, mmmm, mmmm! I think there are three left!
Again I say booo on Cinnamon Knots. I feel like I should have one of those giant foam fingers with the letters MB on it :)
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