Ooey, Gooey Monkey Bread Recipe
By Rachel - A Southern Fairytale | Leave A Comment
By Rachel - A Southern Fairytale | Leave A Comment
With the holidays rapidly approaching I am on the lookout for delicious, filling and most importantly!! Easy breakfast ideas.
Monkey Bread
Monkey Bread is one of our favorite quick and easy breakfast dishes, especially because the kids can be involved in making it. So dig in and get your hands dirty!
Ingredients
* 2 cans of buttermilk biscuits (10 biscuits per can)
* 1/2 Stick of butter
* Sugar
* Cinnamon
* Vanilla
* Optional: Apples, Brown Sugar, Walnuts, Coconut, Raisins, Cranberries
How To Make Monkey Bread:
- Pre-heat oven to 375. Lightly spray a bundt pan. I use the Butter Spray with flour for baking.
- In a large ziploc bag combine roughly 2 C of white sugar with a couple of
teaspoons of cinnamon and a dash of Brown Sugar (optional). The exact
measurements on this are at your discretion, it’s a taste preference. - Tear or Cut each biscuit into 4 pieces. Drop the biscuit pieces into the bag
and shake vigorously until well coated. Drop the biscuits into your
bundt pan, it’ll fill it about 1/2 way. If you want to add nuts,
coconut, apples anything of this sort, add them in between layers of - biscuits.
- In a small saucepan over medium heat bring 1/2 stick of butter, 1 C sugar and roughly 1 tsp of vanilla to a boil.
- Pour this evenly over the biscuits in the bundt pan.
- Cook for about 25-30 minutes.
Do you have any Monkey Bread Memories? Or a favorite easy and fun breakfast dish that you love to make or your kids constantly request? I’d love to hear about it.
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I love the idea of using Buttermilk biscuits. Usually I use frozen dinner rolls. Then I combine it all in advance in a bundt pan and freeze it until the night before I want to serve it. Then I take it out, let it rise overnight and then bake in the morning.
Hi there! I just recently started following you and I love your blog! You give
First of all for whatever
great advice and your recipes look amazing yet simple! I am writing because I
attempted your monkey bread recipe- this recipe is my nemesis! I have tried it
and failed so many times before! I need help!
reason- the biscuits never cook all the way through (there are always doughy
ones & a lot). Then when I went to make the the stuff to pour over- the sugar,
butter and vanilla didn’t turn to liquid (it was still crystalized)! I do
everything just like all the recipes say and it turns out a disaster! Everytime
I say I’m going to make them, my husband just laughs! Please help me conquer the
monkey bread!!! Thank you!
Nicole