You cut out the best bit from the original upload!! When Bridget licks her fingers and the plate and says "I'll have what I'm having!!" that was when I KNEW I had to try this recipe.
Bridget and Julia are just such wonderful hosts! You can definitely tell that they just enjoy each other's presence. Great chemistry between them. I ship it.
I just made this today and they were amazing! My husband said they were one of the best desserts he has ever had. Their description was spot on: the rolls are so soft and sweet but not too sweet. We couldn’t stop eating them! The techniques were also very helpful. Pinching the dough so it wouldn’t unravel and and the floss trick was great.
I made two batches of these and gave them as Christmas presents. I received great reviews on them. Fantastic flavor and texture!! Will definitely make again. An absolute WINNER.
Followed the recipe exactly, and they looked beautiful after the second proof. Funny the mentioned doughy centers because I couldn't get these baked in the middle even after cranking the temp up to 400 and adding 11 minutes to the bake time. I have never had an issue with my oven past but that doesn't mean there isn't one now, plus I used a glass bake pan which if you believe people who know about such things say you should lower the recommended temperature 25 degrees because glass transfers more heat than metal. I will say the buns I tasted which baked next to the glass and were mostly baked were absolutely awesome. I am buying an oven thermometer tomorrow. Personally I think covering the buns the last 15 minutes is a mistake because I think it leads to a steaming in the pan itself.
1:30 In my country, traditional piñata making used glue made of flour and hot water called "engrudo". We still used this method to teach small children about Mexican traditions. So you are totally right! 🇲🇽
Ultimate is not superlative enough a word for these Sticky Buns. You must try this recipe. They were visually stunning and incredibly delicious. All of my guests loved them.
The roux or tangzhong, it involves cooking a portion of the flour and liquid in the recipe into a thick slurry prior to adding the remaining ingredients, resulting in soft, fluffy bread.
OMG! I made these and they were amazingly soft, fluffy and yummy! This was the best recipe and it beat out the sticky buns at the bakery that I used to go to (but now will only make these). Out of the 12 buns, I only have couple left because the grandkids ate 2 each, daughter ate ½, husband ate 1 ½, and I had one, son ate one. I will have to make double recipe next time if we want extra for breakfast the next day! I am so happy to have discovered you on You Tube!
Well, it's a scripted show and they probably workshopped their onscreen personality. That's not to say that they aren't friends, a lot of chemistry workshops do include getting to be friends with your partner, but this show isn't generally indicative of their actual relationship.
I made these with only light corn syrup and managed to forget the bit of water for the caramel sauce, but they came out great anyway. The tangzhong really is the secret, I wish they would have named the technique in this video.
I did this recipe but found adding another teaspoon of cinnamon and 1/2 tsp mace made it richer and with a more holiday flare. I also tossed in a few chopped golden raisins just because.
I'm making these now! Great recipe. I'm using a bread machine to make the dough and I'm going to bake them in an air fryer. Wish me luck!!! You two are really good together. Love the (new) show.
Those sticky buns are looking so yummy and have me ready to make some myself and see how they turn out. I love how delicious those are looking and I just love desserts so much and miss being in the Air Force and having all the different food they cooked and served.
I a hundred percent agree with weighing out your ingredients! I just wish they used grams and milliliter instead. I will add too, if you get into the habit of weighing, you have less dishes to do!!
I have made these many times in the past w/ my Mom's recipe. This recipe looks much more appealing especially without the collapsed center rolls that inevitably occurs with mine. I also like the reduced brown sugar in the filling. Definitely going to try this recipe! Thanks for sharing!
This is edited. This sequence is so much better/funnier in the full episode. Like a blooper they left in, basically ... where the two ladies get the giggles like two kids in church on Sunday morning.
agreed--and thank god I saved that on my Tivo!! When they toured a few years back , I got to ask a question but all I did was bring up how many tears of laughter I shed when watching the original episode. I wanted to ask if they'd had a few before shooting but i didn't have the heart :)
This was a really good foundation recipe, I will definitely make it again, but with a few changes. I will increase the 'goo' by 50% and I will also triple the cinnamon. I will also add a bit of vanilla next time. The goo also needs a bit more salt. Many of us use a kitchen scale - could you PLEASE give us the measurements in grams? If you have to say 15 1/8 ounce.. you really need to just give it to us in grams. Thanks for the recipe!
I tried it, but I think my dough turned out to wet and sticky. Continued anyway. They seemed to come out okay and tasted great (the most important part) but I think they were not as fluffy and were more chewy then those on the show. It is the first time I have ever really tried anything like this, even my first time with a mixer. So overall I am happy.
It may have to do with the humidity in your area, I would also suggest weighing your ingredients. I almost exclusively looked for recipes with a metric conversion because it reduces my margin of error.
A sticky bun recipe I can trust. My 95 ed Joy leaves out some important details, you filled the missing links! I can't wait till the final rise is complete, followed by the bake. Yummers, no doubt they'll be delish!
I'm kind of chuckling about how Julia says she doesn't like sticky buns as she made them in an early episode of America's Test Kitchen with Chris and the two of them were totally enjoying the finished product.
I made these and the goopy stuff on top of the buns turned out to be at the crack candy stage, I re-read the recipe and did exactly what the recipe said to do, then I re-watched the video, and when they got to the part of making the topping Bridgette said to the COOL melted butter add the sugars etc, and the COOL melted butter was left off. The rolls were still good, and I'm going to make them again, but next time I'll cool my butter.
Water question. We are on town water and I can smell the chlorine from the tap. I only started baking bread a few months back and the rise and fermentation were frustrating. So I boiled water for 30 minutes and let it cool before using it. The rise was SO much better.
I just tried this. It tastes good, but the "goo" baked onto my 9x13 pan so rock-hard that I have to buy a new one. Meanwhile the dough was almost too soft to roll (the rollup was loose & messy). I followed all steps exactly including bread flour measured by weight, oven temp measured by thermometer, etc. I'm glad if others had more success - but "foolproof", this recipe ain't.
Turns out, the pecans aren't so optional. Since I didn't have any on hand I made this without them. The pecans hold the rolls up out of the sauce so that when you're finished the sauce is on top. Without the pecans your rolls end up swimming in a mess.
I've seen weight estimates for bread flour from 120 grams per cup up to 138 grams per cup. 15 1/8 oz is the same as 428.8 grams. If 2 3/4 cups of flour weigh 428.8 grams then 1 cup of flour would weigh 156 grams. Does your flour really weigh 156 grams per cup? Did you start with 15 1/8 oz of flour or did you start with 2 3/4 cups of flour?
Using the other cup measurements if you do not have a scale, I found that using 2 and 3/4 cups of flour was not enough flour. I had to increase the flour by 2/3 cup, otherwise i the dough is too moisture laden to work with. Three and one third (3 and 1/3 ) cup of flour will work with their measurements
Very interesting I’ve always added potato flakes to the dough to make it softer, and I use a pie server to spread everything from your sauce to sauce on a pizza.
If anyone wants to know what the technique is of cooking your flour and water/milk first it's called "Tangzhong" blog.kingarthurflour.com/2018/03/26/introduction-to-tangzhong/
I took a class at KA flour in making these. No butter there either. We were told the butter is what causes the buns to separate into strips/rings and not keep their bun shape. It works. I don't use butter ever.
I don't think I've ever seen the two of them eat a dish that they appeared to like more than those sticky buns. Perhaps they need to just stick to desserts for awhile?
When I’m making hot cinnamon rolls for after breakfast I start with the first rise. I knock the dough down and covered in plastic,than refrigerate the dough, and the pan with the nuts and Carmel. Once the dough is cool (1 to 2 hours) I remove it and the pan from the fridge. Using a roller I get it to the proper size 18”x15” than add the brown sugar and cinnamon, and roll them up. Cut and put the rolls in your pan and put it back in the refrigerator until Morning. After Breakfast I pull the rolls out of the fridge and bake them off. I find that the secound rise in the fridge allows the rolls to rise to perfection. Because these roll are cold it takes longer to bake them. Checking the temp is very important. I’ve always felt that theseshould be eaten in the morning. I use to get up at 4am to make these,now I do the work at night.
What a weird recipe. My dough came out really tight and strong, and instead of making a sauce, the topping turned into almost a buttercream frosting. Really weird. Well, let's see how it looks after it bakes.
Question regarding toasting nuts in baked goods. I understand that toasted nuts have way more and better flavour than their raw counterpart, but if the nuts will be baked ANYWAY, why toast them ahead of time? What's the "science" there?
im so tired of the goverment doing nothing, you are the reason we have more of the virus, people are doing what they can to survive.i hope you are happy and injoying your vacation
You cut out the best bit from the original upload!! When Bridget licks her fingers and the plate and says "I'll have what I'm having!!" that was when I KNEW I had to try this recipe.
yeah, I was about to say that... hopefully, the longer version is still available... full of puns!
Longer version still available! Much more fun! I watched that one again instead!😄
There's even more of that stint at Instagram.
IKR oh, when Julie cried of joy, I dang near lost it!!!
Literally why I’m here haha just saw that episode on TV and I was dying. They seemed a little elevated 😂
Bridget and Julia are just such wonderful hosts! You can definitely tell that they just enjoy each other's presence. Great chemistry between them.
I ship it.
I just made this today and they were amazing! My husband said they were one of the best desserts he has ever had. Their description was spot on: the rolls are so soft and sweet but not too sweet. We couldn’t stop eating them! The techniques were also very helpful. Pinching the dough so it wouldn’t unravel and and the floss trick was great.
I made two batches of these and gave them as Christmas presents. I received great reviews on them. Fantastic flavor and texture!! Will definitely make again. An absolute WINNER.
Followed the recipe exactly, and they looked beautiful after the second proof. Funny the mentioned doughy centers because I couldn't get these baked in the middle even after cranking the temp up to 400 and adding 11 minutes to the bake time. I have never had an issue with my oven past but that doesn't mean there isn't one now, plus I used a glass bake pan which if you believe people who know about such things say you should lower the recommended temperature 25 degrees because glass transfers more heat than metal. I will say the buns I tasted which baked next to the glass and were mostly baked were absolutely awesome. I am buying an oven thermometer tomorrow. Personally I think covering the buns the last 15 minutes is a mistake because I think it leads to a steaming in the pan itself.
1:30 In my country, traditional piñata making used glue made of flour and hot water called "engrudo". We still used this method to teach small children about Mexican traditions. So you are totally right! 🇲🇽
These are fabulous. Made them for the grands and they loved them. Method is worth the effort. I’ve used it for dinner rolls too.
Ultimate is not superlative enough a word for these Sticky Buns. You must try this recipe. They were visually stunning and incredibly delicious. All of my guests loved them.
The roux or tangzhong, it involves cooking a portion of the flour and liquid in the recipe into a thick slurry prior to adding the remaining ingredients, resulting in soft, fluffy bread.
OMG! I made these and they were amazingly soft, fluffy and yummy! This was the best recipe and it beat out the sticky buns at the bakery that I used to go to (but now will only make these). Out of the 12 buns, I only have couple left because the grandkids ate 2 each, daughter ate ½, husband ate 1 ½, and I had one, son ate one. I will have to make double recipe next time if we want extra for breakfast the next day! I am so happy to have discovered you on You Tube!
You ladies are the best! Friendship goals!
Well, it's a scripted show and they probably workshopped their onscreen personality. That's not to say that they aren't friends, a lot of chemistry workshops do include getting to be friends with your partner, but this show isn't generally indicative of their actual relationship.
Oh c’mon ATK! We want to see Bridget having her ‘climactic’ moment! That was the best part of the episode.
It’s still on YT! It’s the 22 min version. Absolutely HILARIOUS!
I made these with only light corn syrup and managed to forget the bit of water for the caramel sauce, but they came out great anyway. The tangzhong really is the secret, I wish they would have named the technique in this video.
I made these this morning and omg!! They are the best sticky buns I have ever had and the dough was so tender!!! Absolutely delicious!!!
do you use bread flour or regular flour
@@analidahassenmayer6309 bread flour
These buns with a glass of cold milk would be awesome. Just undeniably delicious.
Subbed maple syrup for the corn syrup and water in the gooey glaze.
I did this recipe but found adding another teaspoon of cinnamon and 1/2 tsp mace made it richer and with a more holiday flare. I also tossed in a few chopped golden raisins just because.
I'm making these now! Great recipe. I'm using a bread machine to make the dough and I'm going to bake them in an air fryer. Wish me luck!!! You two are really good together. Love the (new) show.
Those sticky buns are looking so yummy and have me ready to make some myself and see how they turn out. I love how delicious those are looking and I just love desserts so much and miss being in the Air Force and having all the different food they cooked and served.
These were awesome the family loved them.
I love stinky buns and you two are a fun team to watch.
This is my favorite video on the Internet.
The blooper was the best part😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I wish they had more episodes like that
Wow best sticky buns and so easy. Thanks ladies. 😊
I’m making these once a week with chilli! Best sticky buns ever!
Try the scoop biscuit or the layered biscuits. They’d go well with savory.
Wow u guys are on TH-cam I watch u every weekend n if during the week it's a treat thanks please keep em coming 😁👀🤗😘
I a hundred percent agree with weighing out your ingredients! I just wish they used grams and milliliter instead. I will add too, if you get into the habit of weighing, you have less dishes to do!!
I have made these many times in the past w/ my Mom's recipe. This recipe looks much more appealing especially without the collapsed center rolls that inevitably occurs with mine. I also like the reduced brown sugar in the filling. Definitely going to try this recipe! Thanks for sharing!
This is edited. This sequence is so much better/funnier in the full episode. Like a blooper they left in, basically ... where the two ladies get the giggles like two kids in church on Sunday morning.
agreed--and thank god I saved that on my Tivo!! When they toured a few years back , I got to ask a question but all I did was bring up how many tears of laughter I shed when watching the original episode. I wanted to ask if they'd had a few before shooting but i didn't have the heart :)
@@jdeveraux1027 Oh, that's funny! :D Love it
Give me a tall glass of milk and them poor little buns wouldn't have a chance 😉
Mmmmm Mmmmmmm Good looking Stickie buns! Can’t wait to try these fabulous looking buns!
This was a really good foundation recipe, I will definitely make it again, but with a few changes. I will increase the 'goo' by 50% and I will also triple the cinnamon. I will also add a bit of vanilla next time. The goo also needs a bit more salt. Many of us use a kitchen scale - could you PLEASE give us the measurements in grams? If you have to say 15 1/8 ounce.. you really need to just give it to us in grams. Thanks for the recipe!
Wow been watching on pbs for years love these
My husband and I made these and they were SO SO yummy.
it looks so amazing
super fluffy
I must to bake this buns. They look terrific. So soft and mouth watering with all that stuff on the top. Thank you ladies.
These look amazing!! Great job, Bridget!!
Hilarious Bridget!! how can that be bad!! Always a joy to watch!! 🤣
I swear they were lit in this episode! 😂😂😂🤣
Girl definitely lol
Beautiful they look so yummy
I tried it, but I think my dough turned out to wet and sticky. Continued anyway. They seemed to come out okay and tasted great (the most important part) but I think they were not as fluffy and were more chewy then those on the show. It is the first time I have ever really tried anything like this, even my first time with a mixer. So overall I am happy.
It may have to do with the humidity in your area, I would also suggest weighing your ingredients. I almost exclusively looked for recipes with a metric conversion because it reduces my margin of error.
A sticky bun recipe I can trust. My 95 ed Joy leaves out some important details, you filled the missing links!
I can't wait till the final rise is complete, followed by the bake.
Yummers, no doubt they'll be delish!
Fantastic recipe. When can you fr before baking?
I'm kind of chuckling about how Julia says she doesn't like sticky buns as she made them in an early episode of America's Test Kitchen with Chris and the two of them were totally enjoying the finished product.
not a fan of sticky buns but I do like cinnamon rolls . addition and subtraction I can adapt this to that
Aw, why this edited version! The original was so much better!!
OMG I'M DROOLING 🤤🤤🤤🤤
I made these and the goopy stuff on top of the buns turned out to be at the crack candy stage, I re-read the recipe and did exactly what the recipe said to do, then I re-watched the video, and when they got to the part of making the topping Bridgette said to the COOL melted butter add the sugars etc, and the COOL melted butter was left off. The rolls were still good, and I'm going to make them again, but next time I'll cool my butter.
Water question. We are on town water and I can smell the chlorine from the tap. I only started baking bread a few months back and the rise and fermentation were frustrating. So I boiled water for 30 minutes and let it cool before using it. The rise was SO much better.
Looks just amazing!!💕
The longer version is better. Stop editing them down so much please.
I just tried this. It tastes good, but the "goo" baked onto my 9x13 pan so rock-hard that I have to buy a new one. Meanwhile the dough was almost too soft to roll (the rollup was loose & messy). I followed all steps exactly including bread flour measured by weight, oven temp measured by thermometer, etc. I'm glad if others had more success - but "foolproof", this recipe ain't.
"I would not throw this out of bed." Me neither, Bridget. Me neither.
Someone could make a hilarious edit with some of the quotes in this video. 😂 Sorry, dirty mind. 😏
I died laughing when Julia said in the “Chorizo & potato taco” video, “I like to pinch the backside.” How Dan did not at least giggle is beyond me.
Tangzong wins again! Did Dan do an episode on this recipe?
I baked this and the dough had an amazing texture!
Will try this without the sticky part, the cinnamon buns with cheese would be great
Turns out, the pecans aren't so optional. Since I didn't have any on hand I made this without them. The pecans hold the rolls up out of the sauce so that when you're finished the sauce is on top. Without the pecans your rolls end up swimming in a mess.
I've seen weight estimates for bread flour from 120 grams per cup up to 138 grams per cup. 15 1/8 oz is the same as 428.8 grams. If 2 3/4 cups of flour weigh 428.8 grams then 1 cup of flour would weigh 156 grams. Does your flour really weigh 156 grams per cup? Did you start with 15 1/8 oz of flour or did you start with 2 3/4 cups of flour?
Using the other cup measurements if you do not have a scale, I found that using 2 and 3/4 cups of flour was not enough flour. I had to increase the flour by 2/3 cup, otherwise i the dough is too moisture laden to work with. Three and one third (3 and 1/3 ) cup of flour will work with their measurements
Thank you for this!!!
Can you do donuts and different styles !
As well some good old healthy deserts avocado chocolate pudding
Very interesting I’ve always added potato flakes to the dough to make it softer, and I use a pie server to spread everything from your sauce to sauce on a pizza.
My favorite part about ATK is when they scoff and eat like they're in heaven while looking down on puny mortals.
I love to make cornbread
Excellent...I always wanted to see a video using the Tang Zhong method of dough making.
Their fluffy dinner rolls recipe also uses this method. :)
I love sticky buns
If anyone wants to know what the technique is of cooking your flour and water/milk first it's called "Tangzhong" blog.kingarthurflour.com/2018/03/26/introduction-to-tangzhong/
Can you substitute white corn syrup?
Would using clear corn syrup alter the flavor?
no butter on the inside of the rolls with the cinnamon mixture?
I took a class at KA flour in making these. No butter there either. We were told the butter is what causes the buns to separate into strips/rings and not keep their bun shape. It works. I don't use butter ever.
My Grammy was just asking for this recipe. Does anyone happen to know which cook book this recipe is in? I would greatly appreciate it.
Oh, my...😍😳😊
Yummy
I'm wondering if there's going to be any recipes for bangers and mash or Irish beef stew, slow cooker style.
I wonder what pan is best? Because I am using my pampered chef stoneware pan and it does not seem to bake them they are left too undercooked.
Hello!
WOW 😋😋😋
Like a Tangzhong
Does the yeast need to be instant or rapid rise? I only have regular active dry yeast..
If you are using regular active dry yeast, you need to add slightly more. So go two and half teaspoons regular.
I want one of those sticky buns
🎶 She went to the
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How do I melt the butter without a microwave? Thanks or your answer..
On the stovetop
I'll take half of the pan please!
I don't think I've ever seen the two of them eat a dish that they appeared to like more than those sticky buns. Perhaps they need to just stick to desserts for awhile?
These are good but a total pain in the A$$. I used regular flour. PSA
Oh my, you're killing me. Not something to make for breakfast unless you're an EARLY riser.
make the day before and pop in the microwave in the morning for a quick warm-up.
Anyone know if the second rise can be done in the fridge overnight?
When I’m making hot cinnamon rolls for after breakfast I start with the first rise. I knock the dough down and covered in plastic,than refrigerate the dough, and the pan with the nuts and Carmel. Once the dough is cool (1 to 2 hours) I remove it and the pan from the fridge. Using a roller I get it to the proper size 18”x15” than add the brown sugar and cinnamon, and roll them up. Cut and put the rolls in your pan and put it back in the refrigerator until Morning. After Breakfast I pull the rolls out of the fridge and bake them off. I find that the secound rise in the fridge allows the rolls to rise to perfection. Because these roll are cold it takes longer to bake them. Checking the temp is very important. I’ve always felt that theseshould be eaten in the morning. I use to get up at 4am to make these,now I do the work at night.
Ok so everyone loved them but, it took forever for my paste to thicken up ...like 15-20 min next time I will try it with less water
Not bad.
Welcome to Sticky Bun, will you eat?
What a weird recipe. My dough came out really tight and strong, and instead of making a sauce, the topping turned into almost a buttercream frosting. Really weird. Well, let's see how it looks after it bakes.
Update on how they turned out after baking??
Question regarding toasting nuts in baked goods. I understand that toasted nuts have way more and better flavour than their raw counterpart, but if the nuts will be baked ANYWAY, why toast them ahead of time? What's the "science" there?
because the layer of the caramel prevents the nuts from being toasted
Yes they don't/won't toast when combined with wet ingredients. Goo & dough are definitely wet. :)
If the nuts are not toasted, they release steam into the baked goods and could make the sticky buns (or brownies, cakes, ect.) soggy.
Airplane 😄😄😄😄😄👍
I’m on a keto diet. Why the hell am I torturing myself with this?!?!
The full outtake: facebook.com/watch/?v=10159293605455565
yeah I searched for this because of tiktok
Tangzhong
That’s not 1egg, that was 2 medium eggs
im so tired of the goverment doing nothing, you are the reason we have more of the virus, people are doing what they can to survive.i hope you are happy and injoying your vacation
It seems you can not print the recipe without an email address. No thanks I will not be back.
They're making me upset with bun envy. D a n g i t.
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