Instructions
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To begin making the Buttermilk Cinnamon rolls, first incorporate the flours and seasoning in a mixing dish or the dish of a food processor or stand mixer.
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whiz them together briefly.In a large measuring cup, measure 1 cup buttermilk.
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To this toss in honey, melted shortening and beat together.dust the leavening agent over the liquid and allow it to get frothy - about 3-4 mins.toss in the leavening agent to the buttermilk mixture.If using a food processor/stand mixer; with the food processor/stand mixer running on low speed, gradually empty the buttermilk mixture into the processor over the baking flour.toss in more liquid if required.
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Allow the baking flour to form a soft pastry mix within the dish of the Food processor.Or alternately, toss in the buttermilk mixture to the baking flour in a mixing dish and work the pastry mix with your hands by adding enough toasty liquid (toss in little by little to avoid wrong consistency) till the baking flour forms a soft and pliable pastry mix.Turn pastry mix out onto a floured surface and work the pastry mix again for 8-10 mins, working the pastry mix very well, until it is velvety and elastic.
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(If using the stand mixer, work the pastry mix on a medium speed using the pastry mix hook.)Transfer the formed pastry mix to a lightly greased dish, turning once to coat all over.
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seal with a wet kitchen towel or plastic wrap and set it aside in a toasty place for about 1 to 1-1/2 hours until it has risen and doubled in size.Meanwhile, for the filling, incorporate together the shortening, cinnamon and the sugars in a small dish.shortening and line a baking sheet or a tray with parchment paper and set it aside for later use.Once the pastry mix has doubled, cut it in 2 parts.Dust a working surface with baking flour and gently roll out each pastry mix ball into a rectangle.Spread the shortening-cinnamon-sweetener mixture evenly on top of the rolled out pastry mix.Then, starting with the longer end, roll the pastry mix up into a scroll, making sure to keep it tight so the filling remains inside.Use a sharp knife to cut the log into 1 inch rounds.
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Place the individual rounds on the prepared sheet, cut side down.seal the sheet with a wet kitchen towel and allow the rolls to rise a second time, for about 30 mins.Meanwhile, set your oven to preheat at 200 degrees Celsius.When the rolls have risen for 30 mins, oven-cook them until they are golden brown.
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(about 15-20 mins)Remove them from the oven on a wire rack and allow them to rest for 5-10 mins.Meanwhile make the glaze.
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incorporate the buttermilk and icing sweetener in a small dish and beat well.trickle the glaze over the rolls using a spoon or a small piping bag.These Buttermilk Cinnamon rolls make a marvelous accompaniment to your cup of Beet Latte Recipes or as an after-school snack for kids along with a glass of artisanal Pomegranate nectar with Ginger preparation guide.