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kender3 on 6.19.2010




Just like Grandma-in-law used to make. You will not believe how much people love these. I suggest using light brown sugar.
brittney on 6.25.2010




So good! I made one for breakfast when we had guests and it was amazing! Gooey and delicious for sure. I don’t think I’d make it unless I had a group over though…there was so much of it to eat!
tarra on 7.6.2010




Made this as one of the treats for my daughter’s monkey-themed birthday party. Delish!!
almostdomesticgoddess on 7.7.2010




I brought this mound of drippy goodness to our families annual 4th of July Breakfast Picnic. It was a HIT! This version is really something special with the caramel-y glaze. I also added chopped walnuts to the mix.
shellsonvancouverisland on 7.21.2010




First attempt resulted in a fire in my oven …. long story. Second attempt worked well. I made it in a glass pyrex dish, it overflowed but because of the previous incident I had a tray to catch the drips. It over browned a bit on the top but I just pulled those ones off before serving.
To the poster who thought it was greasy, I think the key is making sure that when the butter and brown sugar are heated together its well on its way to being carmelized … I definitely di dnot find it greasy at all.
llawton11 on 9.12.2010




Wow. This made me look like a cooking goddess in the eyes of my boyfriend. The only problem: I used 3 cans of Pillsbury buttermilk biscuits and, after 30 minutes in the oven, the pieces ended up rising an inch higher than the bundt pan and the sauce was dripping down the side of the pan into the oven. I think I’ll use 2 or 2.5 cans next time. Maybe Pastor Ryan was using the smaller cans of biscuits?? Regardless, I will be making this again! Tastes just like Cinnabon!
Megan on 9.15.2010




Oh WOW WOW WOW!!! I made this for my mom, gradma and her friend and they ate the whole thing Crazy Good.
This should come with a warning– make sure you have at least eight people or you will eat more than you should.
Made it for a pot luck down at the cottage too and it was a hit with everyone.
Thanks Pastor Ryan!
Aparna B. (Not A Leaf) on 11.27.2010




It’s a good recipe and when it works, it tastes great. However, I’ve made it twice and faced the same problem each time: the pieces in the middle and near the bottom of the pan never cook and are still REALLY doughy. I’ve followed the recipe each time and adjusted oven temperatures and bake time and it hasn’t been successful. It finally took taking it out of the pan and letting it cook on a baking sheet for a good 15 minutes for it to actually cook all the way through.
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happyhomemaker1957 on 12.29.2009
I tried this recipe for Christmas morning breakfast this year instead of my usual Monkey Bread recipe using Rhodes rolls, sugar, cinnamon, butter, pecans, and maple syrup. We all really liked this. I liked the texture of the biscuits better than the Rhodes rolls. They were softer and the leftovers held up better.
jimikemike on 1.6.2010
I made this according to the directions, but the rolls in the bottom of the pan never cooked. I am wondering if perhaps the rolls of biscuits I bought were too big. I wish the ingredients listed what size biscuit tins were used. I will definitely try it again, because the ones that were cooked were divine!
laurasteele on 1.18.2010
My family has been making monkey bread for years… but never thought to cut up the rolls and use a bunt pan!! I tried Pastor Ryan’s version for Christmas this year and it was THE BEST monkey bread ever, not to mention it looked gorgeous!
beautifulpinkstar on 1.20.2010
I made this for Christmas this year as a friend made it for me at our “mommy group”. Oh my is it DELICIOUS!!! My husband and son LOVED IT, the entire house smelled like Monkey Bread for two days and the left overs were great to nibble on throughout Christmas day. This will definitely become a holiday tradition in our home.
texassabrina on 1.30.2010
this was my first monkey bread experience, and a very memorable one. Trying to not make it every other day.
jennedc on 3.2.2010
I tried this on a Sunday morning when my Dad was visiting my husband and I from out of town. It was pretty simple and I enjoyed putting it together. I don’t have a bundt ban, so I made it in a Corning Ware round dish and that seemed to work okay. It did turn out a little oily, so I might cut back on the butter a tiny bit next time. Very tasty, though.
chrishel00 on 3.21.2010
Mmmm sooo good. I overcooked a little, but it was still devoured in just a few minutes. Am making it next week for my hubbie to take to work! Definitely a keeper.
polwig on 5.7.2010
LOVE IT !!!! the kids loved it the family loved it so easy and so much fun… even a tween can do it
Heidi Malott on 5.18.2010
Oh my, this is wonderful! I used to just throw this together without an “official” recipe but now it turns out great everytime. I add an extra can of biscuits though and it is still gooey and scrumptious. Thank You!
Aparna B. (Not A Leaf) on 11.27.2010
I’ve made this bread twice and each time, I had the same problem jimikemike reported: the pieces in the middle and near the bottom of the pan never cooked and were super doughy.
I’ve let it cook over 40 minutes, at a lower temperature, to see if that would help and haven’t had any luck. Am I doing something wrong? This is supposed to be a pretty easy recipe, and I don’t know what could be messing it up.
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