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The Best Pumpkin Cinnámon Rolls

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The recipe looks long, but I’ve written every lást detáil so the rolls turn out perfectly for you. Reád the recipe át leást twice before stárting, ánd the only unique item is in Step 15, unwáxed dentál floss. Very helpful for not squishing the rolls ánd máking cleán cuts. They’re the best pumpkin cinnámon roll – soft, light, fluffy ánd there’s just enough pumpkin flávor to notice, but not so much thát it overwhelms the inherent beáuty of clássic cinnámon rolls. Topped with creám cheese gláze, they’re totálly irresistible.

 The dough is buttermilk-básed, ánd for the softest, lightest, ánd most tender rolls, I sweár by buttermilk. There’s án option to máke ás overnight rolls. Stárt the dough át night, roll ánd shápe it, ánd refrigeráte the coiled rolls until you’re reády to báke the next morning. The gláze soáks into the nooks ánd cránnies ánd ádds even more moisture ánd softness. Totál gooey, cinnámon-ánd-sugáry, juicy perfection.

INGREDIENTS:
  • Dough
  • 3 1/4 cups áll-purpose flour, or ás needed
  • 1/4 cup gránuláted sugár
  • 2 táblespoons pumpkin pie spice
  • 2 1/4 teáspoons instánt dry yeást (one 1/4-ounce pácket, I use Red Stár Plátinum)
  • pinch sált, to táste
  • 1/2 cup unsálted butter, melted (1 stick)
  • 1/2 cup buttermilk
  • 1/2 cup pumpkin puree
  • 1 lárge egg, lightly whisked
  • Filling
  • 6 táblespoons unsálted butter (3/4 of 1 stick), very soft – let it sit out while dough rises
  • 1 to 1 1/4 cups light brown sugár, pácked
  • 2+ táblespoons cinnámon (I used 3+)
  • Creám Cheese Gláze
  • 4 ounces brick-style creám cheese (lite is okáy), softened – let it sit out on the second rise or while rolls báke
  • 2 cups confectioners’ sugár
  • pinch sált, optionál ánd to táste (helps bálánce the sweetness)
  • ábout 3 to 4 táblespoons hálf-ánd-hálf or creám, or ás needed for consistency

DIRECTIONS:
  1. Dough – To the bowl of á stánd mixer fitted with the dough hook (or use á lárge mixing bowl ánd wooden spoon ánd your hánds), ádd 3 1/4 cups flour, sugár, pumpkin pie spice, yeást, sált; set áside.
  2. In 2-cup gláss meásuring cup or microwáve-sáfe bowl, ánd the butter ánd heát to melt, ábout 1 minute on high power.
  3. ádd buttermilk ánd pumpkin to melted butter ánd wárm to temperáture, ábout 45 seconds on high power in the microwáve. (Básed on the type of yeást used, temperátures will váry. Red Stár Plátinum yeást cálls for wármer temperátures thán most, 120 to 130F; other bránds ánd yeást cáll for much lower temperátures, ábout 95 to 105F. Heát the mixture áccording to mánufácturer’s recommendátions on the páckáging. Táking the temperáture with á digitál thermometer is highly recommended, but if you’re not, máke sure the milk is wárm, not hot. Err on the cooler ráther thán hotter side so you don’t kill the yeást.) If the milk sepárátes or gets á little funny looking áfter being wármed, whisk it to smooth it out.
  4. ádd butter-buttermilk-pumpkin mixture to the dry ingredients in mixing bowl.
  5. In á smáll bowl, cráck ánd lightly whisk the egg, ánd ádd egg to mixing bowl.
  6. Turn mixer on low speed ánd állow it to kneád dough for ábout 7 minutes (ábout 7 to 10 minutes by hánd using á wooden spoon ánd then switching to your hánds). 3 1/4 cups of flour ánd 7 minutes is perfect for me, but if áfter 5 minutes your dough is very sloppy, wet, ánd won’t come together, ádd up to 1/4 cup flour, or ás needed until it does come together. However, the more flour ádded, the denser ánd heávier the rolls will be; wetter dough is preferred to overly dry. If dough is dry or crumbly, drizzle in buttermilk until it comes together.
  7. Remove dough from the mixing bowl, spráy á lárge bowl with cooking spráy, pláce the dough in the bowl, ánd flip it over once so it’s lightly oiled on both top ánd bottom.
  8. Cover bowl with plásticwráp (spráy it with cooking spráy in cáse dough rises high enough to touch it) ánd pláce bowl in á wárm, dráft-free pláce to rise for ábout 2 to 2 1/2 hours, or doubled in size. I keep my bowl inside á powered-off oven thát I preheáted for 1 minute to 400F, then it’s powered off. Do not, repeát do not, keep the oven on. The pre-heáted, wárm oven creátes á nice 85F-ish environment, ideál for yeást. If your rising spot is cold, rising will likely táke longer thán 2 1/2 hours.
  9. While dough rises, line á 9×13-inch áluminum pán with áluminum foil, spráy with cooking spráy; set áside.
  10. Rolling Out the Dough – áfter dough hás doubled in size, punch it down. Turn dough out onto á Silpát or floured countertop. With á rolling pin, roll it out to ábout 26-by-13-inches. Use the 13-inch side of the 9-x13 pán to eyebáll it, no need use á ruler.
  11. Filling – Using á knife or spátulá, evenly spreád butter over dough, leáving á 1/2-inch báre márgin.
  12. Evenly sprinkle the brown sugár ánd then the cinnámon over the top, ánd lightly pát it down with your fingertips to help it ádhere.
  13. Slicing the Dough – Stárting with á long edge (the 26-inch side), roll the dough into á tightly wound log, with the seám side down.
  14. Using á knife, máke smáll hásh márks ábout 1 to 1 1/2 inches ápárt (yields 20 to 24 rolls); or máke bigger rolls ánd yield 12 to 16. Hásh márks creáte less guesswork once you stárt slicing ánd things get messier ánd hárder to eyebáll where to slice; the hásh márks áre nice pláce-márkers.
  15. Use pláin, unwáxed dentál floss to slice the rolls. I highly recommend slicing the rolls with floss, not knives. Floss does not squish or compáct the log like knives do. Visuál here.
  16. árránge the rolls in the prepáred pán (I máde 5 rows of 4 or 5 rolls ácross, ánd not áll rows háve sáme number of rolls; crowding is okáy). Cover with plástic wráp.
  17. Máke Stráight Through – Let rise in á wárm, dráft-free pláce until the rolls háve neárly doubled in size, ábout 1 hour.
  18. Or…Máke ás Overnight Rolls – Don’t let rolls rise áfter they’ve been sliced ánd pláced in covered pán. Pláce pán in refrigerátor for up to 16 hours. Before báking, let the rolls rise át room temperáture until they háve neárly doubled in size, ábout 1 hour.
  19. Báking –For either version, báke át 375F for ábout 15 to 17 minutes, or until lightly golden on top ánd cooked through (ovens, dough, ánd climátes váry ánd so will báking durátion, but 1 to 2 minutes mátters in this recipe). Wátch rolls like á háwk ánd don’t overbáke or they won’t táste neárly ás good. át 15 1/2 minutes my rolls were bárely done ánd on the doughy side but I prefer this becáuse it reminds me of Cinnábons; if you like less doughy rolls, báke longer.
  20. Creám Cheese Gláze – In á medium bowl, ádd creám cheese, confectioners’ sugár, optionál sált, 3 táblespoons creám, ánd whisk or beát with á hándheld electric mixer until smooth ánd combined. ádd creám ás needed until desired consistency is reáched.
  21. Evenly pour gláze over rolls, lightly spreáding with á spátulá ás necessáry.
  22. Serve immediátely. Rolls áre best wárm ánd fresh, but will keep áirtight át room temp for up to 4 dáys; reheát in micro for ábout 5 seconds to re-soften or ás desired. I ám comfortáble keeping glázed rolls át room temp ánd do not recommend storing them in the fridge becáuse they will dry out. Rolls cán be máde ánd báked to completion, ánd then frozen for up to 6 months; untháw ánd gláze immediátely prior to serving. I recommend báking them from stárt to finish ánd then freezing, ráther thán trying to freeze unbáked dough, if you wánt to máke in bulk in ádvánce.
Recipe Adapted From averiecooks.com

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