So easy, so beautiful, so delicious. So make it. Quickly put together the night before Christmas and left in a warm spot overnight to rise and work its magic, your family will go crazy over this fantastic coffee cake. You will wake to an overflowing pan of risen dough and buttery sugar all ready to bake for the most comforting coffee cake you may have ever had. This is wonderful when served with a Sausage Apple Ring.
As easy as…
1. Place rolls in a greased non-stick bundt pan.
2. Sprinkle with brown sugar, pudding mix, nut and cinnamon mixture.
3. Top with melted butter.
4. Let rise overnight, then bake.
Too Easy To Be Good Coffee Cake
25 ounces frozen yeast rolls, like Rhodes- about 18
1 cup packed light brown sugar
1 sm. box butterscotch cook and serve pudding mix, not instant!
2 tsp. cinnamon
1 cup chopped pecans, optional
1/2 cup butter, melted
In a well greased non-stick bundt pan, place frozen rolls. Mix sugar, pudding mix, nuts and cinnamon and sprinkle over rolls. Pour butter over top. Cover loosely with foil being sure to grease the side that will touch the cake to prevent sticking. Place on foil or a cookie sheet in a warm area overnight. In the morning, remove foil and bake in a 350 degree oven for 25-30 minutes or until golden. You will need to place a pan or foil under your bundt to catch drips. Once baked, loosen around the edges with a knife, cover with an inverted plate and very carefully flip over. Always flip away from yourself to prevent hot goo from dripping on you. Spoon any excess sauce from the pan over the cake. Serves 8-10.
Come back tomorrow for Day 24 and one last super simple recipe.
Robin Sue
13 Comments
i would never have thought to use pudding mix in this! wow it does look easy and delicious
I've made these before and can attest to their ease and scrumptiousness. Sooooo good, and I'd completely forgotten about them. Hm, might have to have a change of plans and make a pan for Christmas!
My grandma made that every Christmas morning, and I am keeping the tradition at my house
It is sooo good, and there are so many good memories attached to this recipe.
I can't wait to try this, it looks amazing!
Thank you for sharing your wonderful Christmas Advent!
Have a very merry Christmas!
<3 Jenny
Yum!
Wanted to run my finger through all that sticky goodness!
All the best to everyone who gathers in the Big Red Kitchen this holiday season.
I love that its not that hard to make!
What a great thing to make for Christmas!
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Love your website and LOVE this dip! Made it here in Alaska on a rather chilly May night, and it warmed us up! (doubled the jalapenos!)
Thanks!
p.s…we had chicken bundles last night and dulce de leche pie for the last two nights! YUM! LOVE YOUR WEBSITE!!!
That looks delicious!! I'm going to look for a homemade yeast rolls recipe, and then totally make this! Won't be able to find them here!
I was ending my comment and it disappeared. Just in case, it did not go, I am writing an abbreviated one to thank you for linking this great recipe to Let's Do Lunch. I hope you got the other one.
Looks kinda like monkey bread
Oo yum
I made this recipe last year and it was a huge hit. I’m doing it again this year, but I’ll be letting it rise in the fridge this time. It was spilling over the edge overnight last year and I had to punch it down a bit before cooking!