30 Jul Sticky Pecan Cinnamon Rolls
Who doesn’t love cinnamon rolls? Anyone…? quiet… That’s what I thought! Everyone loves cinnamon rolls including those who can’t eat gluten. The store bought gluten free cinnamon rolls are a joke. They’re dry and dry and dry and dry. Yep, they’re dry. The gluten free cinnamon roll needs a makeover and today I’m giving you a recipe for a gluten free and vegan sticky pecan cinnamon roll. Since they’re vegan they’re both dairy free and egg free which means that practically everyone can eat them. And I made a video for you! My sister helped me film it and I hope that it makes it easier to follow along with the recipe.
Ingredients Instructions Notes When I made these rolls for the shoot I didn't have enough brown sugar for the sticky glaze so I had to use raw cane sugar. That's why they don't look as sticky as they will if you use brown sugar. Will keep in the fridge in an airtight container for three days. Recipe adapted from Forks and Beans
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Posted at 10:02h, 01 Augustlooks so delicious!! would love to have it for breakfast now 😀
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laura&nora
Thea
Posted at 19:00h, 02 AugustThanks 😀
Karen S
Posted at 02:32h, 09 SeptemberYou have cardamon in instructions but not in your ingredients. These look so good! Would like to make them for my sister who has celiac.
Thea
Posted at 07:01h, 09 SeptemberThanks for noticing that! I’ll change it immediately. 🙂
Astra Tenborg
Posted at 05:20h, 22 JanuaryYour recipe looks great! I have a question about your buckwheat flour. Are you using dark buckwheat or is it light? I can only find dark buckwheat in the stores. Do you know if there is a flavor difference between the two?
Thanks!!
Thea Tillberg
Posted at 12:28h, 22 JanuaryIn this recipe I use light buckwheat flour which is hulled buckwheat groats. Dark buckwheat flour is made from unhulled buckwheat groats. You can think of it as whole vs white wheat flour. The dark buckwheat flour doesn’t give as light and airy baked goods as the light so I wouldn’t use dark buckwheat flour in this recipe. Hope this helps! 🙂
Victoria Jackson
Posted at 04:13h, 09 MayLove your recipes! Quick question: can I use sourdough starter instead of the yeast?
Thea Tillberg
Posted at 13:56h, 25 JuneIt’s difficult to just convert a recipe to sourdough and I don’t think the flavors would be nice together, gluten free sourdough tends to be better with savory breads but you could always give it a try! 🙂