Cinnamon
roll is a rolled sheet of yeasted dough with cinnamon and sugar mixture over a
thin coat of butter. The dough is rolled, cut into individual portions and
place next to each other in baking pan. After bake the rolls will stick to each
other and form round bun. Classic cinnamon roll is being chosen for this month
Bake-along #49 theme. Recipe from The
Williams-Sonoma, Baking Book bake the roll on some sort of
glaze which place at the base of baking pan. This will give sticky gooey sweet
glaze on top of cinnamon rolls. Having them especially warm really comforting
^^
I
used my recent posted bread recipe for this classic cinnamon roll. Since I
prefer to serve warm I only used 1/3 of the dough for this recipe. I replace
honey for corn syrup as I don’t feel like buying just for this bun. At first I’m
worry of the honey will overcome the cinnamon smell. Surprisingly the honey
smell is not so obvious. I found that some sugar (the sticky topping) not melt
and stick at the bottom of the pan after removing the rolls. Next time will melt
the sugar in the paste before spread on the pan.
Bread recipe adapted with minor modification from Alex
Goh, The World of Bread
Cinnamon rolls topping reference from The Williams-Sonoma,
Baking Book
yields about 1kg dough, only used 350g dough and
bake in 8-inch round pan
Classic
Cinnamon Roll/Sponge Dough Method
Ingredients:
Ingredients:
~Sponge dough
2 teaspoons instant yeast
2 teaspoons instant yeast
2 tablespoons water
420g bread flour
½ tablespoon sugar
220ml water
~Main dough
(A)
All above sponge dough
1 egg
80g sugar
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon salt
(B)
60g bread flour
60g all-purpose flour
60g whole wheat flour
60g all-purpose flour
60g whole wheat flour
20g milk powder
3 tablespoons ground
brown flaxseed
1 teaspoon instant
yeast
40g water
(C)
3 tablespoons grape
seed oil
~Sticky topping
15g butter, melted
60g honey (replace for
corn syrup)
60g brown sugar
~Cinnamon sugar mixture
40g light brown sugar
1 teaspoon cinnamon
powder
*Mix together in a
small bowl. Next time will reduce as only used 1/3 of the mixture.
Few tablespoons of
room temperature butter for spreading
Methods:
~Sponge dough
1. Mix instant yeast
and water inside kneading bowl and set aside for 10 minutes. Add the remaining
ingredients and knead to form dough.
*DO NOT need to be knead
till elastic stage.
2. Cover the dough and
let it to prove for 2½ hours.
~Main dough (refer
here for more pictures)
1. With a spatula make
a ‘well’ by dividing the sponge dough into few portions. Add the egg, sugar and
salt. Knead till well combine.
2. Then, add in all
the remaining ingredients. Knead till well blended and form a dough.
3. Add in the oil and
continue knead till form smooth and elastic dough.
4. Let the dough rest
for 10 minutes. Then, it is ready to use!
5. Prepare the sticky
topping. Mix melted butter with honey and brown sugar until form smooth paste (Next
time will make sure all the sugar is melt before used). Spread the mixture into
8-inch round pan and spread over the bottom.
6. Measure 350g (about
1/3 of dough) of dough for this cinnamon roll. Shape into ball and leave aside
for about 10 minutes. To Shape, roll out the dough into rectangle. Brush few
tablespoons of butter evenly on surface (Leave one end, about 1 cm free from butter. This will help in proper sealing). Sprinkle cinnamon sugar
mixture on top of butter. Then roll into a cylinder. Cut both edges to get nice roll. Divide the
roll into 9 equal portions.
7. Arrange the rolls start with placing a roll in the center of pan. Then place the rest of rolls
around. Insert the trim rolls around the center. Leave to proof for 45 minutes
or till double in size.
8. Bake in preheated
oven at 180C for about 18 minutes or till golden brown.
*I skip brushing butter/egg wash.
9. Place a wire rack
over pan and invert the rolls. Leave to cool. It is best to serve warm.
This post is link to Bake Along , a baking event organised by Joyce from Kitchen Flavours, Lena from Frozen Wings and Zoe from Bake For Happy Kids
Well, indeed a good bake from you Vivian. Yeah why I never think of honey *slap my forehead*. Correct also, I also won't just buy the corn syrup to make this bread alone.
ReplyDeleteVivian, delicious cinnamon rolls. I just love the aroma of the cinnamon and I think I can eat a few of these bread!
ReplyDeleteYummy cinnamon rolls. I love the smell of fresh baked cinnamon rolls. These look delicious.
ReplyDeleteHi Vivian,
ReplyDeleteLovely rolls, I can almost smell the cinnamony fragrance from here! haha!
Thank you for baking along with us!
hi vivian, they look great! actually we suggest to use the williams sonoma dough recipe for baking these rolls...but it's okay..no worries. nowadays when i bake bread, i also tend to incorporate some wholemeal flour to it and the addition of flaxseeds is quite a nice idea. thx for joining us and looking forward to your participation again!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great article.
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