Tuesday, September 24, 2013

Caramel Coffee Ring Recipe

This time of year, all I want to do is drink a warm drink, carve pumpkins and bake comfort foods. I was looking through the recipe book my Granny made for me to find a recipe that would suit the season. Enter: the Caramel Coffee Ring. Can you say "nomnom?" It was easy to make and the taste reminded me of a Cinnabon (which is not always the best thing for me since I worked there and am scarred for life when it comes to cinnamon but if you like Cinnabons, you're gonna love this).
What you'll need:

24 frozen dinner rolls
1/2 c brown sugar
1 (4 oz) pkg dry butterscotch pudding mix
1 1/2 t cinnamon
1/2 c sugar
1 stick butter
1/2 c chopped nuts (optional)
Layer frozen rolls in greased bundt pan. Mix cinnamon with sugar and pour over rolls. Layer one at a time : nuts (optional - I put them on half because J doesn't like them), brown sugar, pudding mix. Slice butter on top of rolls. Cover pan. Let rise over night in fridge. (Mine actually didn't defrost all the way over night so I let them sit for a couple hours on the counter in the morning so they fully defrosted and rose).
Bake at 350 degrees for 35-40 minutes. (I recommend putting a cookie sheet under the bundt pan because it will likely spill over).

Invert pan, let sit for a few minutes, then remove.

My friends came over Friday night and we all devoured this.....in celebration of our engagement. But more on that later.... ;]

12 comments:

  1. Oh. Yum.

    Gemma
    fadedwindmills.blogspot.co.uk

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  2. umm, yeah, this looks freaking amazing!

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  3. this looks so.freaking.tasty. (and I totally love cinnabon yet haven't had it in ages!)

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  4. Never mind the delicious snack! Engagement?! Congratulations!

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  5. This looks amazing, perfect for fall. I may have to try out the recipe myself, my mouth is watering just thinking about it!
    http://sissysclosetxo.blogspot.com/

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  6. This just looks delicious, the picture alone is mouthwatering! Really shouldn't have looked at this around my mid morning coffee break! Yuuuum!

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  7. very tempting and looks beyond delicious..

    - Janine
    http://www.janinemaral.com/

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  8. Yummm, this looks delicious! Though I'm not sure we have dinner rolls in the UK, like most things! I think I need to move to the US!

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  9. Anonymous11:42 AM

    This is a Christmas morning tradition at our house.

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  10. I would love to try it to myself.

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  12. It looks sooo tasty! =) Well I try to eat only natural and healthy products, like lots of fruits, vegetables, berries, meat/fish, dairy products and avoid fast-food, and drink much water. But I can't live without sweets! It's my passion and my biggest problem. I'd eat sweets all day long if I could. And I know already, that I'll try this recipe. But I use these calculators for losing weight, it helps me to keep fit and eat something tasty one a week. Plus I do exercises on a regular basis of course and I feel great.

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