We ate these one morning while camping last weekend. And I give credit for the idea to my friend Tia.
To make them, you need a tube of cinnamon rolls, sticks & a campfire.
Just an FYI: When Tia & I made these, she had purchased the Pillsbury brand & found that they did not come in a "spiral" shape like the cheap brand I purchased did. They both still worked, but it's easier if the dough is already in the "spiral" form.
Twist the dough around the top of your stick.
Pinch the ends to prevent the cinnamon treat from falling off the stick during roasting.
Just an FYI: When Tia & I made these, she had purchased the Pillsbury brand & found that they did not come in a "spiral" shape like the cheap brand I purchased did. They both still worked, but it's easier if the dough is already in the "spiral" form.
Twist the dough around the top of your stick.
Pinch the ends to prevent the cinnamon treat from falling off the stick during roasting.
Roast over a fire, just like you would a marshmallow. Hot coals are best---not a flaming fire. You'll have to be patient, because they don't cook up as fast as a marshmallow. So, keep watching it until the outside is golden & the inside is cooked.
When it's done & lookin' tasty, slide the cinnamon roll off the stick.
Very clever way to have cinnamon rolls while camping. Now, I am craving a cinnamon roll, but that would mean I'd have to leave the house in search of one. So I'll just have to be content looking at the photos of yours!
ReplyDeleteoh cool!!! we love cinnamon roll!
ReplyDeleteyou are so CLEVER! GREAT camping tip for a WoNDERFUL breakfast treat! :) Thank you so much for sharing! Have a TERRIFIC day!
ReplyDeleteThat is a great idea!! How yummy!
ReplyDeleteYUM!!!
ReplyDeleteoh oh! we should try these!! the family is going camping in a couple of weeks!! They look scrumptious and #3 is drooling while I type this...lol!!!
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~Christine
We made them over the weekend- they ended up great, but tend to "melt" off the stick in the middle of cooking, so be careful:)
DeleteWhat a clever Idea. Thanks for sharing and I bet they were yummy too. Have a great day...kathi
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome! I'm going to try this on Friday, thanks!
ReplyDeleteYeah Tia!!!
ReplyDeleteLove this! Yum!
ReplyDeleteMmmm! I can't wait to try that! And Hood Park!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this idea! Thanks for sharing - we are going to try this this weekend =-)
ReplyDeleteBeth
I have done this with croissants then filled them with pudding (chocolate or vanilla) and it is amazing
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ReplyDeleteAwesome Idea! will definatly try! thanks!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE it. will def try this summer! :) thanks!!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, but just whittle off the bark first ........ less bird poo etc. injested that way :)
ReplyDeleteGood point !!
DeleteWe have taken dowels and wrapped canned biscuits around making sure to cover the end with dough. After they are toasted perfect over the coals, slide them off the dowel and fill with squeezable butter and honey. Yummy! About two of these each makes a great snack at night around the campfire!
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