Cinnamon Sugar Pull-Apart Bread

cinnamon sugar pull apart bread recipe with step by step instructions

Looks yummy, right?

And let me tell you, this cinnamon bread really is yummy! Immensely!

I am actually so impressed by it that I would call it a gift from heaven.

Okay, maybe not exactly from heaven since the original recipe was born in Joy the Baker’s kitchen. But that place actually, when I think about it, is a kind of little heaven… on earth. Many would agree, I’m sure.

Dear friends, please prepare this delicious, finger-licking, soft, yeasty, cinnamony bread over the weekend for your family. Or just for you.  It’ll make you happy! So happy!

If you wonder how, I’ll show you…

 

cinnamon sugar pull apart bread recipe with step by step instructions, ingredients

Here’s the list of ingredients.

 

cinnamon sugar pull apart bread recipe with step by step instructions, in a large mixing bowl, whisk together 2 cups (280 grams) flour, sugar, yeast, and salt.  Set aside.

1. In a large mixing bowl, whisk together 2 cups (280 grams) flour, sugar, yeast, and salt.  Set aside.

 

cinnamon sugar pull apart bread recipe with step by step instructions, in a small bowl, whisk together the eggs and set aside

2. In a small bowl, whisk together the eggs and set aside.

 

cinnamon sugar pull apart bread recipe with step by step instructions, melt the butter with milk. I did this in the microwave oven (using a heatproof bowl), You can also melt the butter in milk in a small saucepan over medium-low heat, add the water and vanilla extract to the milk-butter mixture and stir a little

3. And melt the butter with milk. I did this in the microwave oven (using a heatproof bowl).

You can also melt the butter in milk in a small saucepan over medium-low heat.

 

4. Add the water and vanilla extract to the milk-butter mixture and stir a little.

 

 

cinnamon sugar pull apart bread recipe with step by step instructions, pour the milk mixture into the dry ingredients and mix with a spatula.  Add the eggs and stir the mixture until the eggs are incorporated into the batter. Add the remaining 3/4 cup (105 grams) of flour and stir with the spatula for about 2 minutes. Then knead and form a nice ball.I kneaded the dough by hand for about 10 minutes. You can, of course, use an electric mixer and have the job done in about half the time. Grease a clean bowl a little and place the dough ball inside. Cover with plastic wrap and place in a warm space and allow to rest until doubled in size, about 1 hour.

5. Now pour the milk mixture into the dry ingredients and mix with a spatula.  Add the eggs and stir the mixture until the eggs are incorporated into the batter. Add the remaining 3/4 cup (105 grams) of flour and stir with the spatula for about 2 minutes. Then knead and form a nice ball.

I kneaded the dough by hand for about 10 minutes.

You can, of course, use an electric mixer and have the job done in about half the time.

 

6. Grease a clean bowl a little and place the dough ball inside. Cover with plastic wrap and place in a warm space and allow to rest until doubled in size, about 1 hour.

 

cinnamon sugar pull apart bread recipe with step by step instructions

O-oh, we have a serious case of yeastafalitis here.

Or, in other words, this is what happened after I let the dough rest for one hour.

 

 

cinnamon sugar pull apart bread recipe with step by step instructions, Deflate the risen dough and knead about 1 tablespoon of flour into the dough.Place the dough onto a lightly floured work surface. Roll it out until it's about 12 inches tall (30 cm) and about 20 inches (50 cm) wide.

7. Deflate the risen dough and knead about 1 tablespoon of flour into the dough.

 

8. Place the dough onto a lightly floured work surface.

 

9. Roll it out until it’s about 12 inches tall (30 cm) and about 20 inches (50 cm) wide.

 

cinnamon sugar pull apart bread recipe with step by step instructions, filling for cinnamon sugar pull-apart bread, melt the butter (in the microwave oven or in a saucepan), mix the sugar with cinnamon

10. Let’s prepare the filling now.

Melt the butter (in the microwave oven or in a saucepan).

 

11. Mix the sugar with cinnamon.

 

cinnamon sugar pull apart bread recipe with step by step instructions, use a pastry brush to spread melted butter across all of the dough, sprinkle with all of the sugar and cinnamon, slice the dough vertically, into six equal-sized strips

12. Use a pastry brush to spread melted butter across all of the dough.  Sprinkle with all of the sugar and cinnamon mixture.

 

13. Slice the dough vertically, into six equal-sized strips.

I went horizontally, it’s the rebel in me.

Joy said she drooled at this phase. Well, as the picture indicates, I might have gone a little further. Or maybe it was the Cookie Monster who ate one WHOLE strip of the dough. In fact, I haven’t told you yet, but he sometimes burgles into our place and steals pieces of dough. And EATS THEM RAW!!! Shame on him. Really! Believe me!

 

cinnamon sugar pull apart bread recipe with step by step instructions, stack the strips on top of one another and slice the stack into six equal slices once again, you'll have six stacks of six squares

14. Stack the strips on top of one another and slice the stack into six equal slices once again.  You’ll have six stacks of six squares.

 

 

cinnamon sugar pull apart bread recipe with step by step instructions. Grease and flour a 9x5x3-inch (22x12x8) loaf pan. Layer the dough squares in the loaf pan like a flip-book.  Place a kitchen towel over the loaf pan and allow to rest in a warm place for 30 to 45 minutes.

15. Grease and flour a 9x5x3-inch (22x12x8) loaf pan.

The parchment is not necessary. The caramelized sugar would melt and that would tear the paper in the end.

 

16. Layer the dough squares in the loaf pan like a flip-book.  Place a kitchen towel over the loaf pan and allow to rest in a warm place for 30 to 45 minutes.

 

cinnamon sugar pull apart bread recipe with step by step instructions, bake in the preheated oven at 350 °F (175 °C) for about 30 minutes or until the tops are very golden brown. The top may be lightly browned, but the center may still be raw.  A nice, dark, golden brown will ensure that the center is cooked as well. Also, if you use a heavy, black loaf pan like I did, reduce the oven temperature slightly. Things seem to bake faster in it.

17. Then bake in the preheated oven at 350 °F (175 °C) for about 30 minutes or until the tops are very golden brown.

The top may be lightly browned, but the center may still be raw.  A nice, dark, golden brown will ensure that the center is cooked as well.

Also, if you use a heavy, black loaf pan like I did, reduce the oven temperature slightly. Things seem to bake faster in it.

 

cinnamon sugar pull apart bread recipe with step by step instructions, remove from the oven and and allow to rest for 20 to 30 minutes.  Run a butter knife around the edges of the pan to loosen the bread and invert onto  a clean board. Place a cake stand or cake plate on top of the upside down loaf, and carefully invert so it’s right side up.

18. Remove from the oven and and allow to rest for 20 to 30 minutes.  Run a butter knife around the edges of the pan to loosen the bread and invert onto  a clean board. Place a cake stand or cake plate on top of the upside down loaf, and carefully invert so it’s right side up.

 

cinnamon sugar pull apart bread recipe with step by step instructions

And of course, enjoy dear friends.

Which I am sure you will.

(This recipe was adapted from here.)
 

128 thoughts on “Cinnamon Sugar Pull-Apart Bread

  1. 1

    hmmm…úúúúžasne-úúúžasnééééééééééé…….:)

  2. 2

    I have seen this so many times in different forms but a new post on it never fails to make me stop and gawp dreamily at the screen. The only reason I havnt attempted it yet is cos i think it would be far too dangerous to have so much yummy bread in the house when its just me and my mum! But it just looks heavenly, that texture…oh…haha i think i may have to give in!

    • 2.1
      zoomyummy says:

      Hehe! It will just get you sooner or later. And two people is a perfect number for this bread, I’d say. Maybe a little too many, even. 🙂 Petra

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    Ady says:

    Wonderful, Petra, congrats ;))

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    Amal says:

    mmmmm its amazing

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    Michaela says:

    Namiiiii!!! Rano k cajiku 🙂 fotecky ukazkove, krasne.

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    SamCyn says:

    Petra, you’re killing me! LOL, I just started juice/fruit and veggies only adventure for the next 5-10 days. I soooo want some of this right now! I’ll have to try it later, much, much later. Thanks for sharing 🙂

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    Sara says:

    delicious! i added pecans too :]

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    tofugirl says:

    Petraaaa!!! Stop taunting me!! This looks so good, but it is way too hot to bake! The only solution is that you send me some immediately….

    🙂

    • 8.1
      Petra says:

      …hehe, well, I took advantage of the colder week we are having here. I needed some comfort through all the rain. And I’m glad I made exactly this. Just try it when the weather is more bearable in your region. You will be glad you did. 🙂 Petra

  9. 9

    I have to make this!!! Looks incredible! 😀

  10. 10

    Yum. This looks delicious. I will definitely be making this. Shame I didn’t see it earlier. It could have kept me entertained on my weekends stuck indoors from the rain!

    Awesome photos too! 🙂

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    Very nice slice of bread. Can’t wait to try it!

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    Trying to make this says:

    wait…am I going crazy or is it missing how many eggs we should use in the recipe?

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    Trying to make this says:

    HA! just kidding…I take back my previous comment

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    grace says:

    stellar. this, my friend who i don’t really know at all, is perfection. 🙂

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    Alyce says:

    Yum. And you photos are lovely.

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    elky says:

    it doesnt say how many eggs

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    Heidi says:

    This looks awesome, but you never included the number of eggs in the ingredients!

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    Heidi says:

    JUST SAW THAT ^. haha. thanks. (:

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    flowersforelephants says:

    This is currently baking in the oven right now. It smells heavenly. I can not wait to eat it! 😀

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    Joy says:

    Petra, someone mentioned that it was too hot to bake and thus you should send them some of this beautiful bread. I have to say, I may just have to ignore the 100+ F temperatures we are having here in Texas and bake some. I think it is vital to my existence! HAHA!

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    Emily says:

    I just took my first bite right out of the oven…DELICIOUS! Thanks for sharing, and beautiful pictures. Next time I think I will add raisins and see how that turns out.

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    Lisa R says:

    We’re just letting the dough sit in the oven before we cook this in the oven. I’m glad we rolled it out a little thin (who needs a ruler?) because the dough fairy just ate 10 squares of dough! Can’t wait to eat it tonight! PS. If it’s that hot out, try using your BBQ to make the bread! It’s a great place for dough to rise and if done properly could bake the bread too 🙂

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    tiffany says:

    This may be a stupid question, but what do you mean by flip-book?

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    RedTopLady says:

    This bread is sooooo great! We ate it all as soon as it came out of the pan, loved it. I also tried it with my go to quick way of baking rolls. One night I did not have yeast and wanted this bread badly. I had in my pantry a mix I use often for rolls. My grocery carries a Hot Roll mix. Little box has flour mixture and yeast, you add egg, butter, hot water. Makes a nice dough, wonderful rolls and a loaf if you wish. I used this mix for the dough proceeded from there, it was great too. Thanks for the recipe.

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    Megan says:

    This is the first time I have ever attempted a bread recipe. Everything, I found, was easy until I got to the kneading part… HAHA. For some reason I thought I had done it before and, eh, no big deal…obviously I didn’t know what I was doing & had dough stuck all to my hands. I managed to put the dough into the pan. Currently waiting for it to finish baking………………Delicious but I don’t think I kneaded the bread long enough. I will try again though! Thanks for the tasty recipe!!

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    Mary says:

    in the ingridents, you mentioned “Active Dry Yeast”….. but you didn’t let it raise with the water or milk first but instead pour into dry mixture. I just wonder the only yeast doesn’t need to raise first before mixing with dry ingridents is “Instant Active Dry Yeast”.
    So would like to double confirm this with you before trying this yummy recipe!
    Thanks!

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    Coco Galvez says:

    I’m making this right now but I have active dry yeast, do I have to do any changes to the recipe? I’ll appreciate your prompt answer or anyone that knows the answer, thanks

    • 27.1
      zoom yummy says:

      Hi Coco! You need to activate ‘active dry yeast’ in a little bit of lukewarm water before you add it to the batter or read the instructions on the package to learn how to activate the yeast. Happy baking to you! 🙂 Petra

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    Coco Galvez says:

    Thank you so much, I baked it last night and my family loved it, It was soft, sweet and delish, my house smelled delish, thank you againg for the recipe, I love it!!!

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    Linda Cee says:

    Must try!!!! Thanks for sharing such a yummy-looking (and sounding) recipe 🙂

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    Lacey Abate says:

    Just curious….is there a way to prep this the night before and cook it in the morning with equally fabulous results?? Can’t wait to try it!

    Thank you!!

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    zoom yummy says:

    Hi Lacey, I recommend baking this just after it has risen. I am sure it will taste very nice even the next morning. Happy baking! 🙂 Petra

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    Deanna says:

    I just finished making this and it is AMAZING!! It was honestly my first time even kneading dough (I had to youtube how to do it lol) but it turned out great! I can’t wait for my hubby to get off work so he can try some! 🙂 Thanks for sharing!!

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    Rachel says:

    I have had this bookmarked for a while………..but I can’t resist any longer! I’ll make it this weekend, yummm 🙂

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    erica says:

    Petra, this bread was absolutely fantastic! I really enjoyed the baking process as I love love love everything with cinnamon. The smell from the oven was making me drool and when i finally got to taste the bread, well, it was orgasmic. There goes my diet and thank god my family doesn’t like cinnamon!

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    Tasneem says:

    i must say! That is the most delicious bread i ever ate.

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    Dianna Roberts says:

    Just took this from oven SIMPLY DELICIOUS so puffy–2 pcs popped out of pan!!

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    Jade Summer says:

    Just made this for the first time last night. I can’t believe how good this bread is, it’s truly addicting and probably shouldn’t be in the house. But it’s just too good. Thanks for the recipe! 🙂

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    Brian Choinski says:

    I am good baker and cook but I just failed epicly at this recipe. I honestly have no idea what I did wrong. The dough was too wet from the start, so I added enough flour to make a kneadable dough. At the end of 30 minutes of baking time I still had raw dough in the middle of the pan, but the sugar mixture was heavily caramelized and erupting out of the pan. I eventually just took it out of the oven and while the outside pieces are good they are hard like rocks from all that caramel. I guess it just wasn’t my day?

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    Hi !

    I’ve made your recipe : JUST PERFECT !
    The best brioche ever, thanks for it !
    (you can see it on my blog 😉 )

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    Phuong Miu says:

    Your bread looks amazing I couldn’t stop looking at the pictures!!!!! I tried the recipe as soon as I found this entry of yours and failed horribly 🙁 The dough was too wet I couldn’t even knead even after loads more flour I put in, it was all over my hand so I gave up and just left to rise, will see how it goes in another half an hr, but I guess, but no kneading at all, there’d be no good coming from it. Is it supposed to be that wet? So wanna have a bite of this amazing bread of yours >”<

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    Kara says:

    I just made this the other day and it turned out amazing! heres the picture http://goo.gl/C6yGR the entire place smelled if cinnamon! So worth the prep time and patience.

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    This really looks yummy and mouth watering!

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    cariza says:

    hi, i dont have oven at home is there any chance that i can use microwave?what is the instructions if i’ll be using microwave?thanks a lot…i so love to try this one..cause cinnamon is my favorite…

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    ayala says:

    it looks grate!

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    Linda Petays says:

    I’m sure going to try making this really soon!1 It looks so yummy!!

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    Melissa says:

    Amazing. If I didn’t give some to my mom, I would have eaten the whole thing myself.

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    Maryann says:

    Thanks for the recipe, Petra! I made this with my daughter and we had a lot of fun! I only used ONE ounce of butter in the bread itself and it was very moist and tasty! 🙂

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    Tacistudio says:

    This looks absolutely wonderful! I cannot wait to make it. Thanks for sharing.

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    Lila says:

    Wow!
    This is my new fave and I haven’t even made it yet lol
    Perfect desert for 2night Yummmmo

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    luciana sokotowski says:

    thank you so much !!! I made this as a cake for my husband’s birthday !!! so so good : )

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    Nate says:

    Thanks so much for the recipe. We featured it in our weekly food trend blog post. You can check it out here. Thanks so much!

    http://blog.recipelion.com/food-trend-pull-apart-breads/

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    Weeboo says:

    Looks amazing. Amazingly easy to make. And most of all: tastes amazing!!! A real hit when I made this for the office the other day!!!

    Thank you so much for the recipe!

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    Claire says:

    looks delicious! i was actually looking for a simple & sweet recipe today and now i’m going to make this. thanks!

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    Colleen says:

    This look delicious! I was wondering if I could use highly active yeast instead of instant dry. It’s all I have.

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    arwa says:

    I did this today with my 10 year old son & it was really “delish!” – his words.
    It required an extra 1/2 cup of flour, as the dough was too sticky. And i placed 2 pieces of parchment paper, crisscross, so as not to have the bread stick to the pan.
    But this recipe was so easy and a crowd pleaser, thank u for sharing it:)

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    Jill says:

    Wow, this looks delicious, I love cinnamon and this seems quite simple to make. Really pleased I stumbled across it. 🙂

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    Evan says:

    This recipe was absolutely awesome! I made it just after I saw this page, and here’s the result!

    http://i.imgur.com/qwCgU.jpg

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    susana david says:

    my daughter will love it ,thanks ,I was looking for that

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    tutorgirl23 says:

    This is also known as monkey bread. its really popular in louisianna.

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    Susan says:

    mmmmm, I’m going to bake these next week!

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    Linnea says:

    This looks WONDERFUL! Just in time too, I have 2 dinner parties coming up! Thanks for sharing 🙂

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    Fifee says:

    Does it have to have the vanilla extract ? Will it make a huge noticeable difference ?

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    JustMeInHolland says:

    Found this site today. This recipe looks awesome. The layout of this site is really nice, too.

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    Bharati Naik says:

    I did this yesterday, it was really “delish!”. Thanks for sharing

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    P says:

    How very CoooL! so want to try this at home, Thank you!

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    lili says:

    Made this today and i had so much fun preparing it, i was a little scared cause my dough was verrrry sticky but i just went along and it came out great! i had to stick it in the oven a little more cause it was a bitty raw in the middle, nothing major, everyone loved it.

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    Sharon says:

    I just made this today, and it was great! So delish.
    Quick tip: If you are burdened with an electric stove, I suggest leaving it in the oven for an extra 10 minutes than suggested.

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    Tara says:

    Followed your recipe to the “T” and my dough was unmanageable. I had to add so much more flour to the dough because it was sticky. Left my dough for an hour to rise, used the exact yeast, and my dough didn’t rise one bit.
    I have it in the oven now and check it every 1/2 an hour. When I pull out of oven and poke to see if it’s done, it is still raw and doughy in the middle.
    So bummed because I got up extra early to make this while my family was sleeping 🙁
    It’s like a loaf of dense bread, I can literally throw it through a window like a brick.

    Help!
    What did I do wrong?

    Tara

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    Claudia says:

    Hello Everyone!

    Today I tryed your recipe. It went well, despite it also was stiky. Anyways I added more flour, bit by bit until I considered it ok…
    It happens because the flour may be different (more or less gluten), the humidity levels… the temperature… it needs at least 38ºC to rise!
    In the end it was delicious!

    Thank You

    (I’m from Portugal, my english may not be the best 😀 )

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    Becky says:

    I made this last night after seeing it on your blog. I haven’t tried it yet but it looks sooooo good!

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    Petra says:

    Thank you so much for this recipe, i made it today and after 10 minutes half of it was gone thanks to my family 😀 It tastes sooo delicious!

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    Amey says:

    D.e.l.i.c.i.o.u.s!
    I used a little bit less than 2 oz. of butter for the dough and it was perfect! I substituted in 1/2 cup organic white whole wheat flour and to make a bit more healthy, final bread was flaky and light.

    To those complaining about sticky dough: When mixing in the last 3/4 flour into the mixed dough before allowing to rise, I increased the amount to 1 cup because my dough was sticky too at first.

    I will definetly be saving this recipe, and can think of so many different occasions to serve it. Great with coffee and tea, Thank you!

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    Debbie says:

    OMG this was easy to make and it was awesome I proofed the yeast in the warm butter and milk with some sugar to feed the yeast so if your having trouble with it rising try that other than that I did follow the recipe as it called for this was not to sweet and a great little snack after dinner and the hubby is taking the rest to work tomorrow he loved it I also added some walnuts which my hubby loves turned out great will make this again thank you for sharing this recipe

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    nievesdq says:

    Thank you so much for your recipe which I have found in Pinterest , it tastes delicious , I’ve just published it on my blog.

    Regards!

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    Andrea says:

    How long can you keep this for? I want to make it in advance. Thanks.

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    Jiřina Pospíšilová says:

    Dobrý den! Děkuji Vám za stovky inspirací – jídlo, tvoření atd. Krása! Jste moooc šikovní! Blahopřeji a věřím, že budete dále tak kreativní a úžasní! Jiřina

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    Evija says:

    I’m making it right now for my daughter birthday party. 🙂

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    Kogie says:

    Hi there! Any chance this bread can be made without the egg?

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    Juancho says:

    OMG it looks SOOO GOOOD, i also love cinnamon bread
    i have a couple of recipes that are awesome
    but this is a fresh new angle, nice

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    jenyichang says:

    I’ll try for my kids.

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    Jaime says:

    *Mouth starts watering*

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    hazeltos says:

    I think this recipe looks heavenly.

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    Mau says:

    I wonder if you could minimize the sugar in the dough and make a Parmesan garlic one? Think it would be tasty as well…….may give it a whirl

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    Chromeheart says:

    Do you know if this would work with gluten free baking mix instead of regular flour?

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    Alice says:

    Hi!!! I’m Italian and I just baked this bread (but not eaten yet, I have to wait until breakfast): how wonderful it smells!!! I have a blog, I’ll publish there recipe and photo… for the moment, thank you!!! 😀

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    Bobbi says:

    I have made this bread and it is dangerous! You cannot stop eating until it is all gone, it is best still warm from the oven.

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    lauren says:

    Omg. I just made this bread and its delicious!

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    This recipe is just too good and one must be careful not to tip the scale when serving this bread for breakfast. Guests at our Washington DC Bed and Breakfast are eager to have breakfast whenever they smell the sweet aroma of this Cinnamon Sugar Pull-Apart Bread.

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    Blaga says:

    Hey, Petra, I followed your instructions and the heavenly bread just came out of the oven. My fiance and I are in love with it! 🙂 Greetings from Sofia 🙂

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    rebecca says:

    since it will take about 2 hours to make, im contemplating making this the night before but I have a very strong feeling that it wont be there in the morning 😀 maybe ill make two so I don’t have to get up in the wee hours 😀

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    sahaojamal says:

    Yummy<Wanna try it as soon as possible

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    Surharto says:

    It looks delicious! I would love to try it right away!

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    Cydia says:

    I follow your guide and the smell came when I took the bread out from oven. It is delicious! Thanks a lot for the recipe!

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    jessi says:

    I just want to say thank you and say that not only is this bread amazingly yummy but I have found it is impossible to mess up! I live in a pretty small city in China (where Western style bakeries, bread, cakes, and everything of that sort are very rare) and it is always a challenge baking here because 1. baking ingredients can be hard to find and 2. my oven is really just a super-sized toaster oven. Lucky for me (and my friends!), the ingredients in this bread are all ones I can find here AND this bread always turns out perfect in spite of me having to cook it for an hour (my little oven is so weak). The last time I baked this my friends and I devoured it all within about 20 minutes and my friends could not stop talking about how perfect it was. So thanks for the recipe and happy holidays! Your bread is kind of famous here in Pingdingshan, China (well, within my social circle at least)!

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    You have inspired me! Definitely will try the folding method next time!
    Mama Bee Simple
    http://facebook.com/mamabeesimple

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    Umamah says:

    Thank you for this amazing recipe! The bread is just perfect, crisp on the outside and soft, chewy almost-gooey on the inside. I traded half the granulated sugar for brown sugar because I like its earthy, musky flavor and it was delicious. Thank you so much 🙂

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    Khadijah says:

    Thank you for this recipe. I made it and it was yummy. I also had an idea; What about using some gratered apple in rhe filling as well?

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    Freshyvit says:

    Cinnamon has a distinctive aroma and flavor, in addition to having many benefits, cinnamon can be used as a delicious cake nutritious

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    MaRecipes says:

    It looks really yummy! This recipe is in my to-make list! Can’t wait to try it! Thank YOU!!

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    Jay says:

    I am saving this one for later to go with my After Eight cocktail (http://thegentlemanhack.com/food-beverage/liquor/the-infamous-after-eight-cocktail/)

    That cinnamon bread really does look and sound incredible. I will definitely be cooking that up! Thanks

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    dev says:

    Can I use whole wheat flour or mixture of all purpose flour and whole wheat one. I think I can also add some shredded apples to it because i like apple pie and apple toasts .

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    I am drooling over this. Sadly, I am gluten-intolerant, but my kids would go nuts over this!

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    Thank you for this recipe. I made it and it was yummy. I also had an idea

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    Queslina says:

    looks delicious.

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