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Tip for bake-and-serve cinnamon rolls (Original Post) blogslut Aug 2019 OP
Good idea. True Blue American Aug 2019 #1
Mmmm! blogslut Aug 2019 #2
I seldom get much of a piece True Blue American Aug 2019 #3
Tahini sounds like a good addition. blogslut Aug 2019 #5
Oh, the cake mix is easy. True Blue American Aug 2019 #7
Yeah, it's taken me a long while to figure out my oven's quirks blogslut Aug 2019 #9
Cream cheese icing True Blue American Aug 2019 #8
Cream cheese icing is very nice blogslut Aug 2019 #11
Excellent suggestion. lark Aug 2019 #4
I discovered that the store brand of bake-and-serve were way better than Pillsbury's blogslut Aug 2019 #6
Pie crusts the same. True Blue American Aug 2019 #10
If you have Convection they bake fast. True Blue American Aug 2019 #12
Haha, no blogslut Aug 2019 #13
Been there. True Blue American Aug 2019 #14

True Blue American

(17,984 posts)
1. Good idea.
Mon Aug 5, 2019, 06:03 PM
Aug 2019

I like the ones with orange icing.

Am getting ready to bake a peanut butter cake. You can use a cake mix. I am wondering which would be easier.

Making a peanut butter pie in the morning. Birthday request.

True Blue American

(17,984 posts)
3. I seldom get much of a piece
Mon Aug 5, 2019, 06:16 PM
Aug 2019

And never bring any home. But now you made me hungry for cinnamon rolls.

You ever baked a peanut butter cake? Saw it on The Kitchen. She put Tahini in it.

blogslut

(38,000 posts)
5. Tahini sounds like a good addition.
Mon Aug 5, 2019, 06:20 PM
Aug 2019

I've never made a peanut butter cake or really, any legit cake. I sometimes make a one-layer cake from a Bis-Kit packet and mess around with different icings/glazes but that's as far as I go.

True Blue American

(17,984 posts)
7. Oh, the cake mix is easy.
Mon Aug 5, 2019, 06:24 PM
Aug 2019

You would do it. Just add eggs and oil. Strawberry. They even have pudding to make them softer.

Just do not over bake! My oven cooks fast so I do not use their timing suggestion.

blogslut

(38,000 posts)
9. Yeah, it's taken me a long while to figure out my oven's quirks
Mon Aug 5, 2019, 06:27 PM
Aug 2019

Also I live in a somewhat high elevation location so that affects my limited baking.

blogslut

(38,000 posts)
6. I discovered that the store brand of bake-and-serve were way better than Pillsbury's
Mon Aug 5, 2019, 06:23 PM
Aug 2019

But they still came out a little on the hard side even when I cut down on bake time and/or lowered the oven temp. The butter slices work wonders.

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