Desserts like Amish cinnamon buns belong in an own category. They are really yummy and soft. 😋😋😋
Have you ever pondered the connection between cinnamon buns and potatoes?
No? Yes, neither do we.
Fortunately, one enduring group is well aware of the lovely connection between these two seemingly unrelated objects.
The secret to the softest, fluffiest cinnamon buns is mashed potatoes, which are the main ingredient in this unusual Amish recipe.
To determine the starch content, first boil the potatoes until they are tender, then mash them while keeping the water.
This starch is essential.
It makes the finished product softer, fluffier, and has a longer shelf life by allowing the yeast dough to hold onto moisture.
Warm water, yeast, and sugar are combined to make the dough, and then flour is added.
The mashed potatoes are allowed to cool while this first mixture doubles in size.
After cooling, the potatoes are mixed with sugar, melted butter, salt, and beaten eggs to create a rich combination that enhances the dough.
While kneading the dough to the proper consistency, add additional flour as it rises quickly.
After that, the dough is put in a big basin, covered, and allowed to rise once more—this time near to a pot of rendering tallow—using the heat to help it rise.
In the meantime, prepare the sticky bun sauce and cinnamon filling by boiling a combination of butter, milk, sugar, and nuts.
By now, the dough ought to have doubled.
This indicates that it is prepared for making cinnamon buns.
It is smeared with butter, stretched out thinly, and liberally dusted with cinnamon and brown sugar.
Tightly rolled and sliced, these rolls are the epitome of comfort food from home.
The pecan sauce in the skillet will cause some of the rolls to turn into sticky buns.
Aiming for a light tan hue to guarantee that these rolls are cooked to perfection is a delicate skill.
Often, the family’s first taste of this delicious delicacy is the “misfit” rolls—those that don’t quite fit the mold—which are baked separately.
Especially during the holidays, this cinnamon roll recipe is a terrific excuse to get together with the family.
Ready to be enjoyed on Christmas morning, the rolls are either left as sticky buns or topped with cream cheese after baking.
These rolls serve as a reminder of affection and a catalyst for family reunions.
These cinnamon buns are a treasure among family recipes and radiate the coziness they provide to every event in an Amish farmhouse where tradition and simplicity rule.
Watch the video below to learn how to create these delicious, soft, and fluffy Amish cinnamon buns!
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YOUTUBE – HOMESTEADING WITH THE ZIMMERMANS
