Bisquick Cinnamon Rolls Recipe With Glaze

It doesn’t get much better than fresh cinnamon rolls in the morning. The gooey, sugary center and crispy, frosted edges are just to die for, especially when combined with your favorite cup of coffee or tea. However, some recipes for cinnamon rolls take so long, you’d have to be up before the sun to get them for breakfast. That’s how I discovered this recipe to make cinnamon rolls using the magic of Bisquick mix. It’s a speedy replacement for all the ingredients that go into a regular bread dough, and produces biscuity, delicious cinnamon rolls. So if you’re in a pinch and need a quick and delicious breakfast, keep reading to learn how to make Bisquick cinnamon rolls in half an hour or less! For other dishes you can whip up in minutes, check out these easy Bisquick recipes.

Tips & Tricks For Making the Best Cinnamon Rolls

Since these cinnamon rolls don’t have yeast, they aren’t as soft and fluffy as the usual kind. They are more flaky and crumbly, but still oh so delicious.For a clean, smooth cut through the cinnamon roll, use dental floss! Get a strand about 12 inches long, place it under the log where you need to cut, then pull the string up until the ends crisscross at the top. Keep pulling to cut through the whole slice. Easy!Don’t overmix the dough or it could become super tough and you’ll have hockey pucks instead of sweet rolls.Pouring the glaze or frosting on while the rolls are still warm will allow the glaze to sink in a bit and add in some extra moisture and flavor.You can really use as much cinnamon and sugar as you like, no need to stick to the exact measurements in the recipe. And feel free to add in other spices too. I love to use pumpkin spice or nutmeg sometimes as well.Check the rolls periodically, if they’re getting golden too fast around the edges, wrap the dish loosely in foil so the rest of the rolls cook more evenly.Use a pastry mat or other silicone mat to roll out your dough, rather than making a mess of your kitchen counter. This makes for much easier cleanup!

Recipe Variations

Use dried sweetened cranberries or blueberries instead of raisins for a unique flavor combination. Walnuts or pecans add a delicious crunch to your rolls! Add them in with the filling, either with or instead of the raisins. Instead of a simple sugar glaze, a tasty variation would be to top your sweet rolls with a cream cheese and lemon zest frosting. Yum!If you prefer fruity flavors, try making a filling from raspberries, sugar, and cornstarch. It’s so sweet but with a fresh and tangy edge.For a more refined palate, try cardamom instead of cinnamon, and infuse your dough with orange juice, zest, or flavoring.

How to Store Bisquick Cinnamon Rolls

If you have any leftovers (which isn’t likely, these Bisquick Cinnamon rolls are too scrumptious) simply store them in an airtight container at room temperature. If they are still around after 24 hours, then refrigerate them to save them from spoiling. Cinnamon rolls are best when warm. You can easily reheat them in the microwave. Just do about 15-20 seconds so they don’t toughen up. If you don’t use up your cinnamon rolls before they start to get a little stale, you can always make them into a french toast breakfast casserole!