I had dinner with Terese Engstrom who had come to town for a visit (and dinner with Mary Beth and Karis, Jill, Rose Lami). Years ago she shared a recipe with me and at some point, I looked at her and thought...YOUR RECIPE. It's a gem, it's a keeper, it's so easy and so much fun to eat. How in the world did I forget about this recipe. Took me a full day of panicky looking to find it, already on my computer recipe program. Whew! Was so happy to find it. Here's the recipe.....pix will be posted next time I made them again. Immediately I made them and shared them.
Breakfast Pull Aparts by Terese Engstrom
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2
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Tbs
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yeast
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1/2
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cup
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warm water
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1 1/2
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cups
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scalded milk
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6
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Tbs
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oil
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4
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Tbs
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sugar
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3
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tsp
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salt
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2
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egg, beaten
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5
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cups
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flour (maybe 6)
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1/2
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cup
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butter, melted
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topping
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1 1/2
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cups
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sugar
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1/4
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cup
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brown sugar
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2
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tsp
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cinnamon
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GLAZE
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1/2
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cup
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powdered sugar
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2
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tsp
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milk
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1
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Soften the yeast in the warm water.
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2
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Mix the scalded milk, oil, sugar, salt and cool.
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3
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Stir the beaten eggs and yeast mixture into the cooled liquid mixture
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4
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Gradually add 5-6 cups of flour til you reach a stiff dough. Knead. Rise til double.
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5
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While the dough is rising mix the topping ingredients and the glaze.
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6
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When the dough has doubled, punch down. Spray a pizza pan.
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7
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Pinch off a hunk of dough and roll in metled butter and then into the sugar mixture. Place the first in the center of the pan. Continue with succeeding hunks of dough, forming them to fit together--may look like quarter moons.
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8
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Rise til doubled.
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9
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Bake at 350 for 25 minutes.
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10
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Drizzle with glaze if desired.
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Servings: 8
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Yum!
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