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Friday, March 19, 2010
Overnight Sticky Buns
Overnight Sticky Buns
(Printable Recipe)
1/4 cup chopped pecans
9 frozen dinner rolls (Rhode's)
1/2 package of butterscotch cook & serve pudding (not instant)
1/4 cup butter
1/4 cup brown sugar
cooking spray
Spray 9-inch cake pan with cooking spray. Sprinkle pecans over the bottom of the pan. Arrange the rolls in the pan and sprinkle the pudding on top of the rolls and around them. In a small saucepan, bring the butter and brown sugar to a boil. Pour mixture over rolls. Cover loosely with plastic wrap and let rise overnight. Preheat oven to 350. Carefully remove the plastic wrap and bake rolls for 20-25 minutes.
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Oh my do these look good! I've got some Rhoades in the freezer and will have to give these a try.ReplyDelete
Those look so good. Heh, my mom actually used to make an overnight sticky bun recipe every christmas, it's funny that you mentioned that. ;)ReplyDelete
Wow, that looks so easy for something that is so good. Butterscotch, really? That was a bit surprise. Does it come across in the final flavor?ReplyDelete
Chris - I was worried about the butterscotch flavor, but you can't really taste it. I think it just helps to make the caramel flavored topping. You could substitute vanilla pudding if you were worried about the butterscotch.ReplyDelete
That's so funny we posted about the same thing. Yeah, it's an oldie but goodie for sure!! Love those Rhodes rolls & love the idea of making this into sticky buns instead. Looks delish!!ReplyDelete
Yum thanks for the great recipeReplyDelete
I made KAF's stick bun recipe for Christmas morning and it was just okay. Not worth all the work. Yours look MUCH better and MUCH easier. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
I've never used the frozen dough before. Do I need to let it defrost first before starting the recipe? Thanks! - JaneReplyDelete
Jane - you don't thaw the dough first. Start with the frozen bread and it will thaw and rise overnight. Enjoy!ReplyDelete


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1996: The Yankees top the Twins' 6-3' as Mariano Rivera pitches the last 3 innings for the win. Rivera has now thrown 9 hitless innings over his last three outings. Paul O'Neill' leading the A.L. in hitting' robs Paul Molitor of a homer in the 7th and then clouts one of his own. The Yankees pull ahead of Baltimore in the A.L. East.
1985: After the Yankees lose to the White Sox 4-3 on a bases-loaded walk in the bottom of the 9th' manager Yogi Berra is replaced by Billy Martin' who begins his 4th term in the job. The bad news is delivered to Yogi by pitching coach Clyde King' and a furious Berra vows to never set foot in Yankee Stadium as long as George Steinbrenner is the owner.
1969: Fritz Peterson shuts out the Red Sox' 1-0' stopping Boston's team homer streak at 11 games and a record 27 blasts.
1953: A wild fight occurs after Browns Clint 'Scrap Iron' Courtney lines a ball off the right field wall and comes into to second spikes high on Phil Rizzuto in the 10th inning in St. Louis.
In the fracas' umpire John Stevens dislocates his collarbone. Six players are fined for their actions. Courtney was retaliating after being knocked over in the top of the 10th when Gil McDougald scored the go-ahead run in an eventual 7-6 Yankee win. New York took a 5-0 lead on a 3-run homer by Mantle off Bob Cain in the 3rd' a moon shot that cleared the left field wall of the newly renamed Busch Stadium. The Browns tie the game at 6-6 to set the stage for the free-for-all that ends with a shower of bottles from angry fans. Outside the stadium' the Yankees need a police escort to board their bus. Courtney will be fined $250 for the fisticuffs' with five other players receiving lesser fines. The total of $850 in fines is the most ever for a brawl.
1950: The Yankees sell outfielder Dick Wakefield to the White Sox for OF John Ostrowski and cash. Wakefield' a hot hitter in 1943 who has since lost his sparkle' refuses to report unless the Sox restore a $5'500 salary cut inflicted by the Yankees. Wakefield says the Yankees talked him into signing for $17'500 with the "guarantee" that he'd earn $5'000 as a World Series share. New York refuses to return Ostrowski and the Sox refuse Wakefield's request. Happy Chandler rules in favor of the Sox and Ostrowski and Wakefield return to their teams.
1938: With 2 on and no out in the 9th' Yankee backup catcher Joe Glenn becomes the first Major League player in the 20th century to hit into a game-ending triple play, lining out to Jimmie Foxx who then starts the 3-6-3 triple killing. Red Sox pitcher Lefty Grove is the happy beneficiary' winning 6-1 over Lefty Gomez.
1926: 1926: The A's Lefty Grove strikes out 11' but loses to Sam Jones and the Yankees' 3-0. Grove will win his next four against New York.
1921: Senators steal. Sam Rice, Duffy Lewis and future Yankee skipper Bucky Harris pull off a triple steal in the 1st, but Bomber bats are the difference as the Yanks win' 9-5.
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