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	<title>Comments on: Rum Raisin Cinnamon Buns</title>
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		<title>By: ksvoce</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I made these this weekend.  Delicious!  Used Captain Morgan&#039;s Rum and loved the vanilla flavor of the raisins and the dough!  I think next time I will try having the milk/butter a little warmer when I add it to the yeast, maybe around 120 degrees.  Pretty sure my yeast was good, but the first rise didn&#039;t get as big as I thought it should.  Since I didn&#039;t have time to let it rise longer, I went ahead and rolled it out, made the rolls.  For the 2nd rise, I set the pan on a heating pad set to medium (quite warm) and they really seemed to like the extra warmth!  At any rate, they were a big hit, and I will make them over and over.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I made these this weekend.  Delicious!  Used Captain Morgan&#8217;s Rum and loved the vanilla flavor of the raisins and the dough!  I think next time I will try having the milk/butter a little warmer when I add it to the yeast, maybe around 120 degrees.  Pretty sure my yeast was good, but the first rise didn&#8217;t get as big as I thought it should.  Since I didn&#8217;t have time to let it rise longer, I went ahead and rolled it out, made the rolls.  For the 2nd rise, I set the pan on a heating pad set to medium (quite warm) and they really seemed to like the extra warmth!  At any rate, they were a big hit, and I will make them over and over.</p>
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