Monkey Bread
18 frozen white dinner rolls (I use Rhodes)
1 pkg instant butterscotch pudding
1/2 c brown sugar
3/4 c butter
cinnamon, pecans
Slightly thaw the dinner rolls just enough to cut in half with kitchen scissors. Roll dinner roll in softened butter and then pudding mix. Place in greased bundt pan and layer with streusel mixture of remaining butter, pudding mix, brown sugar, cinnamon and pecans. Cover and let rise overnight. Bake at 350 degrees for about 20 minutes.
Happy Trails...
Mmmm....that does smell good. Can I have some?
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Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy, Monkey Bread! Ah, the smells of cinnamon, & fresh bread baking, the drooling must go on, unless ya have an extra piece to spare... LOL
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, may Jesus fill your homes and hearts this holiday season with his many blessings.
Mel
Berte, if I put my nose up to the screen, I can almost smell that cinnamon! Yum. You know sometimes I think I want to try a bunch of new recipes, but the good old standby's usually turn out the best! I think I need to make this for breakfast on Christmas morn!
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I've made this before, but didn't use the pudding. Mine was so-so. I bet the pudding gives it a much better flavor and texture!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. Now I'm hungry. hehe!
~Lisa
I have made this once before. I loved it. Problem is I am working on losing several more pounds. If I make it I can have one piece and take the rest to the local country store for the employees to have.
ReplyDeleteWow that looks good! I love any kind of bread! The no carb diet would never work for me. Looks delicious!
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