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A sweet breakfast bun to replace Little Debbie in my kids’ affections.
Place all ingredients together into the pan of your bread maker. Set on the dough cycle. You can substitute part or all honey for the 1/3 cup sugar.
When dough cycle is finished, divide dough into 30 to 32 pieces, cover so they don’t dry out. Roll one at a time into snakes and coil them, moistening the “tail” and pressing it down on the edge to make a coiled bun. Keep the others covered until all are coiled or they will make a crust and won’t rise well.
Place on foil lined and greased baking sheets (I get 15 to a sheet) . Place into a warm draft free place, like an oven with just the light on to rise. I find a small pan of hot water helps the rising. Allow to rise until they have doubled in size.
Remove pans and then preheat oven to 400F. Bake for 15 minutes (plus or minus) or until lightly browned.
Ice with frosting.
To make the frosting: Mix together all ingredients and drizzle on Honey Buns after cooling. Icing should firm up like donut icing.
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Dyron on 11.12.2017
to save time, instead, roll the dough and cut it to size like they would in factories such as Pillsbury. i havent made it yet but just reading it made it sound tedious and overly time consuming.
kitchenma on 9.26.2010
Oh my gosh…amazing! Thank you so much for sharing
llhh on 9.26.2010
those buns look delicious! they have me saying “who’s debbie?” you sure did teach that debbie a lesson. lol