Question ID: 4000-7562-1-2-4-6
Recipe Description
Ingredients:3 - 16.3 oz. packages Pillsbury Grands Buttermilk Biscuits ($2.30 each)2 - cups (2 sticks) Butter, room temperature ($1.50 for 5 stick pkg)3/4 cup sugar ($3.00 for 5 lb bag)1/2 cup Light brown sugar ($1.75 for 2 lb bag)2 teaspoons cinnamon ($1.00 for 2.37 oz container)1 gallon resealable plastic bag ($4.75 for 40 ct box)bundt pan (Free from family when my wife and I moved into our first place)Not Pictured:1 can Butter Spray (Generic Pam) ($1.25 for can)1 Oven (price unknown, came with the house)1 Microwave (free from family after my kids decided to use metal in my old one)1 set of Oven Mits ($9.99 for pair)1 Metal Bowl (free from family)1 Microwave Safe Bowl (free from family)1 set Measuring Cups (free from family)1 set Measuring Spoons (free from family)
Warning: Ovens get hot. Use precautions when the oven is on, hot, and functioning. You can receive severe burns, start a fire, burn down a house, etc. if misused!Preheat oven to 350º F, I have an electric oven, so for me I have to push the bake button, set the temp by pushing the up button, then press start. Please read the owners manual for your oven if you do not know how to operate it.Grease a bundt pan with butter or non-stick spray. I used the generic Pam, so remove the lid, point the nozzle at the bundt pan, and press down. The can will spray a stream of butter flavored stuff, move the can around until the pan is covered.
Open the packages of Pillsbury Grand Buttermilk Biscuits and cut each biscuit into quarters. These are fun to open, they are under pressure and "blow" apart, if you've never used them before it can be a little surprising.I stored the cut pieces in a metal bowl until I needed them in a later step.
Now you need to combine 3/4 cup sugar with 2 teaspoons cinnamon in plastic bag, then seal it and shake to mix the two.Make sure you seal the bag, otherwise you may have a big mess on your hands.
Open bag and put all of your dough inside. Seal bag, then vigorously shake until cinnamon sugar evenly coats all the pieces of dough.Again, make sure you seal the bag, otherwise you may have a big mess on your hands.Once your dough is evenly sugared, put all the pieces in to bundt pan, making it even all the way around.
Warning: Melted butter can be HOT, be careful removing and inserting the bowl into the microwave!In a microwaveable bowl, melt 2 cups (2 sticks) butter and 1/2 cup (packed tight) brown sugar together for 1 minute (stop the microwave, remove the bowl, and stir at intervals of 20 seconds).When done, stir mixture until dark brown, then pour over the dough in your bundt pan.Squish the pieces down in to the butter mixture so they’re all coated and submerged.
Place the bundt pan into your preheated oven and bake for 35 minutes, or until dough is cooked through to your liking.Warning: Again ovens are HOT! The bundt pan has been in the oven, it is HOT! So are the contents of the bundt pan. Be Extremely Careful With This Next Part!Wearing oven mits, remove from oven, place a plate that is bigger than the bundt pan on top of the pan. Carefully and quickly invert (flip over) the plate/bundt pan combo, so the plate is on the bottom.Warning: HOT buttery glaze juice may run out and all over during the flipping process!Set on counter and remove the bundt pan. Serve hot or cold, it's awesome either way!
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