I remember the distinctive smell of goodness on Sunday mornings when I was growing up.
My mom would take cinnamon and sugar, biscuits and butter combined, baking and serving them hot with gooey maple drizzle on top. Many times just for our family of 5. And often when we had overnight guests.
You might recall my Balcony Girls post, where I served this delicious childhood treat with my girls.
And now my daughter has learned to make this breakfast dessert for our family, just like my mom taught my sisters and me to make.
And now my daughter has learned to make this breakfast dessert for our family, just like my mom taught my sisters and me to make.
Easy Cinnamon Bites
3 packages of refrigerated biscuits
Cinnamon and sugar, mixed together
¼ cup butter
Maple drizzle (1 cup powdered sugar, 2 T milk, maple extract)
Melt butter in 9x13 pan
Opening biscuits, use scissors to cut into 3 pieces
Sprinkle with cinnamon and sugar
Bake at 450 for 10-12 minutes
22 comments:
These sound divine but I am ignorant as to what refrigerator biscuits are. I am in Australia and have never heard of them. Should they be available in my local shop?
Thanks
Julie
Yum~thanks for the recipe!
They look wonderful! Biscuits are on sale this week, I think I need to pick some up!!
Those look delighful!!! Yummy!
sandy toe
We make this and love it...great recipe...Madison and miller actually did it together during Christmas.
Ooooh, this looks and sounds very similar to monkey bread. But with this recipe, the bread is more spread out which insures that each piece gets smothered in ooey-gooey goodness!
funny, when I first saw the pic, for a split second, I actually smelled the sweet goodness.....oh, yum.
thanks,
suzanne
What a great idea! I have the inlaws coming in on Sunday morning and this would be perfect before church. Thanks!
Great recipe!!
I gained 5lbs looking at the yummy photos, and 5 lbs more reading the recipe. Mmmm Good!
I can't wait to show my 6yr old how to make these. She loves to bake, and how easy. Thanks for the recipe.
oooh these sound yummy! I make a bubble pizza that is does a similar thing with the biscuits (cutting them in 4ths and putting them in a pan, then topping with ground beef mixed with pizza sauce and sprinkled with mozzerella cheese.
They look really great and so easy. I may have to wing them for my own mother's day brunch.
Cynthia
That looks good. You always have the best recipes!
~Heather
Im always on the lookout for easy treats to share with my Brunch Mamas, and this one looks like one I can really use over and over! Thanks for sharing!
For those of us that are amazingly cookingly challenged...how much maple extract?? And how much sugar and cinnamon do you use? lol...yes, I'm guessing you are one of those cooks that do a pinch of this and that :-) while I need exact numbers! Thanks, I so want to make this and take it to work this weekend for all my coworker moms/nurses that have to work on Mother's Day.
Now THERE'S a good idea for Mother's Day. Yum! Hoping I get something this delicious on Sunday morning.
These pictures are so yummy!
Betsy
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Best,
Debi
"devour" is an understatement regarding what i would do to these. inhale might be more appropriate, or perhaps there're just no words to describe it. i love 'em. :)
Ooo, those look wonderful! I think we will have them this Sunday. Thanks,
Shannon
All I have to say is nom, nom, nom.
Absolutely loved these this morning for Mother's Day! So good and easy!
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