fivefordisney
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Does anyone know if you can prepare Monkey bread at night and bake it the next morning?
Does anyone know if you can prepare Monkey bread at night and bake it the next morning?
We always make it the night before and let it rise overnight. Just cover it with a towel. It needs to rise about 8 hours. I use Rhodes frozen bread rolls for the dough. Leave them frozen and toss w/ your favorite monkey bread coating. (I like butterscotch pudding mix and butter, brown sugar w/ pecans)
I have only made it with the pillysbury biscuits and cinnamon, sugar, butter... Do you think it would work with the pillsbury-type rolls?
Yes you can make it the night before. I use the pillsbury kind also. I prepare it put it in a bundt pan, then in the fridge it goes. Just cover with seran wrap. Easy peasy!
We always do it the night before when we go to the beach. We make the biscuit kind with the cinammon, sugar and butter. We pull apart the biscuits, coat them in the cinnamon sugar and put them in the bundt pan. The whole pan goes in the fridge and the next morning, we just have to add the liquid and bake. COmes out great!
Marsha
This is the original recipe given to me. I have added and changed it almost every year! It's pretty simple! There are so many Monkey bread recipes on cook.com. You'll find one you love...
Ingredients:
4 pkgs. buttermilk biscuits
2 c. sugar
2 T. cinnamon
1 1/3 sticks of butter
Optional: 1/2 c. of walnuts
Cut rolls into quarters, then roll them in in 1 c. sugar mixed with cinnamon. Drop them into a greased Bundt pan. Melt butter and remaining 1 c. sugar and drizzle over cake. Sprinkle remaining sugar/cinnamon mixture over cake. Bake in preheated 350 degree oven for 40-45 minutes.
Invert on a plate and serve hot.
**If you'd like nuts (my kids like it plain), put the nuts in the Bundt pan first before you put the biscuits in the pan.