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Cardamom Rolls
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Rach3190
April 18, 2015
These were absolutely delicious! Cardamom is one of my favorite ingredients and what an excellent idea to use it like this. For any bread machine lovers out there, I did make the dough on the dough cycle of my machine, and then did the rest by hand - they came out wonderful. Thank you for this recipe!
kathyserra
September 11, 2013
Can you use ground cardamom and if so how much?
WinnieAb
September 11, 2013
I haven't tried to infuse the milk with ground cardamom so I am not sure how much to tell you. Sorry!
Stockout
February 7, 2011
Oh geez....now I have no excuse??? Would you buy "I don't have a large enough board to roll them out on?" excuse.... :<( Thanks for the info, Winne. I promise to try these out soon and I will just have to share with my office mates, I think they will be gone in 3 minutes.
Stockout
February 7, 2011
I have GPS, when can I come pick them up? Oh, and I like hazelnut in my coffee. I am afraid Winnie that I am more of an idea man then a production person...plus (and this is the most important part) I would eat them all. I wonder if you can freeze unbaked, pre-risen yeast rolls? Then I could bake them off as I want them? Hmmmmmm. Maybe a food pickler question.
WinnieAb
February 7, 2011
Don't have any hazelnut coffee on hand, but will pick some up ;)
Yes I do think you can freeze the unbaked risen rolls, or maybe freeze them after cutting into rolls but before the final rising...
Yes I do think you can freeze the unbaked risen rolls, or maybe freeze them after cutting into rolls but before the final rising...
Stockout
February 5, 2011
I have to admit, I actually thought of something like these but with a lemon curd, almond and brown sugar interior and a lemon cream cheese icing but I think you should make them for me because I would just make a messy kitchen....lol. These look phenominal and have "can't eat just one of them" stamped all over. I am in awe of cooks who can bake. I bow to the master.
Lizthechef
February 3, 2011
Is this what happens in your kitchen when you have 8 snow-bound children on board?! Wow, talk about comfort food. Love your twist of cardamom versus cinnamon!
TheWimpyVegetarian
February 3, 2011
Perfect! I just love these, Winnie!! I can see I have these in my very near future. Great photo too!
hardlikearmour
February 3, 2011
Oh my gosh! I can't believe I've never thought to use cardamom instead of cinnamon in this way. The addition of the orange zest is perfect. You are a genius!
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