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@inthekitchenwithjazz yes, but you have to be mindful of how much cinnamon you add, it retards rising. I've mixed it and the brown sugar with a bit of softened butter (think cinnamon rolls) to 'protect' the dough from it. Makes it sort of swirly!
That looks so good. ❤ We broke tradition in my house last year for the first time and I cooked a big pot of gumbo only. Maybe one dessert. I can’t turn around and do turkey and dressing and all the fixings four weeks apart. I get sick of eating Thanksgiving leftovers by Black Friday evening. This Christmas it’s going to be gumbo, meat pies, sweet potato pies, maybe a cake and that’s it. Oh yeah, baked macaroni.
What f+£kin use is this?!!?!? All this food.... nobody eating it and no mention of how they made it......must all be store bought for them likes ......sad. 😂
Hi, following your recipe, I don't know if I discovered a hack for the Caramel by accident. I just boil sugar butter and corn syrup till it reached 245. No need to stir since it's butter n sugar, won't stick to pan. For it to reached 245 on high, took no more than 6 minutes. So now I microwave condense milk so it does not bring your sugar temp down as you added. I added the condense milk, brought to 245 again in les that 5 minutes. So caramel can take less than 11 minutes if I had been microwaving milk at the same time the sugar , butter and corn syrup was boiling. Let me know if it worked out. If not, I have hocus pocus hands because it came out just like yours. I am still in shock😲