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The Most Delicious Cinnamon Scrolls

 These cinnamon scrolls are absolutely delicious. I have made them several times now on what appears to be way to frequent rainy sunday mornings.  Served with a hot cuppa or hot chocolate, you will be set!  My kids said they tasted the same as donuts and the glaze over the top made the delectable.

They are very easy to make and not time consuming at all.

The Most Delicious Cinnamon Scrolls
 
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Ingredients
Dough
  • 2 cups plain flour
  • 2 tsp caster sugar
  • 2 tsp baking powder
  • ½ tsp salt
  • 1¼ cups thickened cream
Filling
  • 1 tlb unsalted butter, melted
  • 2 tlb brown sugar
  • 2 tsp ground cinnamon
Icing
  • ½ cup icing sugar
  • 1 tlb milk

Instructions
  1. Preheat oven to 180C
  2. Place flour, sugar, baking powder and salt into a bowl
  3. Add the cream and stir until just combined
  4. Lightly flour bench space
  5. Knead dough on floured surface until smooth (approx 30 seconds)
  6. Roll the dough into a 20cm x 30cm rectangle
  7. Combine brown sugar and cinnamon into a small bowl
  8. Brush dough with melted butter
  9. Sprinkle the sugar mixture evenly over dough
  10. Roll from longest side to form a scroll
  11. Cut into 8 equal slices
  12. Place each slice into a baking dish, flatten slightly
  13. Bake for 20-25 minutes or until golden
  14. Cool on wire rack while you are making the icing
  15. In a small bowl whisk the icing sugar and milk
  16. Pour the icing over the scrolls
  17. Serve warm

 

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  • http://www.facebook.com/jo.parkinson Jo Parkinson

    When I make these (often for breakfast meetings) I add crumbled walnuts and sultana’s, Soooo yummy.

    • http://www.theorganisedhousewife.com.au Katrina

      ooh yum, that’s sounds delicious!

  • Lisette

    I’m a sucker for this type of thing! Will have to make some! Do they keep ok and reheat? Or best eaten at time of making coz that could be dangerous!!

    • http://www.theorganisedhousewife.com.au Katrina

      We slice them into 8, there are 5 of us here, one is ample in a sitting. We usually reheat the remaining and have with a coffee and they are still just as good. I have not frozen them or eaten the day after as they have not made it that far :)

  • http://www.facebook.com/sue.stubbings.7 Sue Stubbings

    I made these tonight for dessert they were gone in 5min and have been ordered to make them again

    • http://www.theorganisedhousewife.com.au Katrina

      They are so yummy aren’t they and so easy to make :)

  • Jill

    What is thickened cream?

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  • Angela

    Could I make these a few hours prior to baking? And if I don’t have enough cream could I sub the rest with milk? Thanks :)

  • Jo

    i will be making these for sure, looks easy as you said which is good as I am not very good when it comes to dough.

    • http://www.theorganisedhousewife.com.au Katrina

      You will love this then, super easy and not much to it at all. Can’t go wrong :)

  • Gillian

    Anyone tried them with gluten free flour?

    • Gillian

      We made these today with Roberts gluten free Plain Flour (direct substitution for the plain flour) and added 1 tsp of Xantham Gum. We rolled out between 2 sheets of baking paper (Gluten Free dough tends to be very sticky!), we cut them a little thinner (14 slices) and baked for 20 mins – worked perfectly! Master 2 wanted to eat them all up

  • http://www.facebook.com/rain.thunder.37 Liz Rickards

    Could these be made with Zymil cream (Lactose free)?

    • http://www.theorganisedhousewife.com.au Katrina

      I’m actually not sure, sorry Liz.

  • klv

    Thickened cream? Can someone explain that further? Heavy cream? Whipping Cream? Thanks!

    • http://www.theorganisedhousewife.com.au Katrina

      Thickened cream is a different pouring consistency to pouring cream. I just read the Jamie Oliver forum and somebody in there suggests the nearest substitute would be double cream. However, in this recipe I am sure you could you normal cream.

  • Sarah

    Thank you for this recipe, I love cinnamon sooo much and I made these yesterday. Delicious, and I cut them up small so it wasn’t too naughty a treat with a morning coffee. I used Weightwatchers cream as it’s thickened (I don’t think we have thickened cream usually in the UK) and it was so easy. A new family favourite along with your Milo slice (translated into Ovaltine Slice!). Love your blog, thank you!!

  • Emily

    Is someone able to clarify what TLB means? I have never heard of this measurement.

    • Kylie

      I’m going to guess Tablespoon? I was wondering the same thing

  • Tracy Brewis

    Yum, these look fabulous! I live in Melbourne though, so I wont be waiting for it to rain before I try these!

  • Tegz

    I loved these :) Yum…..but unfortunately were not a hit for hubby & our 6 year old son :(

  • Eleanor

    Don’t have thickened cream nor any other type of cream in this house and trying to avoid this product…. Would milk work as well?

  • Mikeelie

    what does tlb mean if you’ve made it you must know, plz answer!

    • http://www.theorganisedhousewife.com.au Katrina

      tlb = tablespoon