Overnight Monkey Bread
Show: Good Eats
Episode: House of the Rising Bun
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By atladhoney
Lakeland, FL
on February 24, 2013
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Made this bread to take to a friends house...they smelled it when I pulled into the driveway, met me at the car and FREEKING devoured it before they got in the house...lol...grrrreeeaatttt !
By MISTYMD
on June 27, 2012
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Love the bread, not so crazy about the topping. So worth the work.
By ireallylovefood
on December 26, 2011
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The dough was absolutely delicious. I think that the topping was a little over-kill, next time i would use half the butter and half the sugar. Other than that it was absolutely delicious and not time consuming for what it is.
By Chef #1353428
on April 07, 2011
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Fantastic! I use the yeast-rising trick all the time!
By Poonam930
on January 10, 2011
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OMG SO GOOD
my family loves it and so do all my friends
For those who dont like raisins if you add 1.5 tablespoon cinnamon and .5 tablespoon nutmeg it adds alot of yummy flavor.
definite keeper
my dough was a little tough at first but after i steamed it in the oven it still ended up perfect.
By karla@earnst.com
Saratoga CA
on December 31, 2010
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This is for the kings and queens! A lot of work but well worth it for a brunch or large family get together. Careful hot, to die for warm, and just as wonderful cold. I will make this my brunch basic!
By moms_kitchen
Seattle, WA
on November 27, 2010
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My kids loved it!! My mom and I made it together, just like old times and skipped the rosemary in favor of our classic cinnamon and sugar memories. Instead of one layer we did two and it worked out well. I bought new yeast as mine was past expriation and it puffed up nicely. Don't skimp on the boiling water for the rise, I didn't put enough in the pan and it took longer to rise than usual. We also halved the topping, and it was still a bit much for us. This recipe makes alot, great for a gift if your friend wants to have it rise in the morning, otherwise wonderful for when company comes.
By kellypeers1_115...
napa, CA
on July 11, 2010
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Other reviewers point to the fact that this recipe seems time-intensive, but it's really not! It's doggone delicious! I'll definitely make this one again and again. One thing...next time I'll use salted butter for the topping (or add a pinch. And the rosemary is GREAT!
By MaestroMackes
Albuquerque, NM
on March 25, 2010
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Give this a try with the rosemary. It works so well in this recipe with a far different taste than with meat. I used fresh rosemary chopped very fine. We did have to add more flour in order to make the dough workable- almost a cup more. Keep an eye on the consistency.
By megomegryan_126...
Anywhere, 72
on March 23, 2010
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Who knew something called "monkey bread" wasn't the invention of an overworked mom? Huh! That's why I love you so, Alton. Except Mom always used cinnamon. Rosemary is nice -- fennel and cardamom are pretty good too.