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rotuts

I remember seeing these on the CooksCountry show.

 

they struck me as an individual variant of the classic

 

' Sticky buns '   is you added ' sticy' to the bottom of the pan

 

Cinnamon buns  , pecan buns etc , but not in the large pan format.

 

oddly enough

 

some time ago  I made ' sticky pecan buns '

 

but put the sticky pecan part in an individual  pyrex glass container , the larger version of the L and S

 

and one until of bun on top

 

and froze.   I then wrapped them carefully as I could , Fz burn etc.

 

the idea was my father could take one out in the evening , place it in a kitchen cabinet

 

so Earthquake would not be overly interested over night in them

 

in the AM they would be proofed and ready for the oven

 

this worked very well , and you had to be careful as the glass was Hot Hot Hot  when you took them out

 

and had to wait a bit to turn them over.  so as to avoid burns.

 

I used all sorts of Bottom-sticky  :  quality orange marmalade , lime marmalade , grapefruit marmalade etc

 

My father enjoyed them from time to time, one at a time.

 

maybe someone can work with that idea if there was a calling for 1 - 2 + buns / AM.

 

P.S.:  my technique predates the invention of CC.

 

just to be clear 

 

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come on now , smile a little

rotuts

rotuts

I remember seeing these on the CooksCountry show.

 

they struck me as an individual variant of the classic

 

' Sticky buns '   is you added ' sticy' to the bottom of the pan

 

Cinnamon buns  , pecan buns etc , but not in the large pan format.

 

oddly enough

 

some time ago  I made ' sticky pecan buns '

 

but put the sticky pecan part in an individual  pyrex glass container , the larger version of the L and S

 

and one until of bun on top

 

and froze.   I then wrapped them carefully as I could , Fz burn etc.

 

the idea was my father could take one out in the evening , place it in a kitchen cabinet

 

so Earthquake would not be overly interested over night in them

 

in the AM they would be proofed and ready for the oven

 

this worked very well , and you had to be careful as the glass was Hot Hot Hot  when you took them out

 

and had to wait a bit to turn them over.  so as to avoid burns.

 

I used all sorts of Bottom-sticky  :  quality orange marmalade , lime marmalade , grapefruit marmalade etc

 

My father enjoyed them from time to time, one at a time.

 

maybe someone can work with that idea if there was a calling for 1 - 2 + buns / AM.

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