My mom made caramel pull-apart biscuits a lot when I was growing up. It had been about ten years since I had this treat until last wekend when she made it for a brunch celebrating my younger sister's birthday. They were as sticky, sweet and delicious as I remembered. We ate each and every piece. YUM. Caramel pull-apart biscuits
2 tubes Pillsbury biscuits (20 total biscuits)
3/4 cup packed brown sugar
1/3 cup butter
2 tablespoons water
1/2 cup sugar
1 teaspoon cinnamon
Preparation
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Generously grease a bundt cake pan. In a small saucepan, heat the butter, water and brown sugar until melted.
Separate the biscuits and cut each into four pieces. Combine 1/2 cup sugar and 1 teaspoon cinnamon in a bowl. Dredge the biscuit pieces in the cinnamon sugar mixture and then put the biscuits into the bundt pan, spread around evenly. Pour the caramel mixture (the butter, water and brown sugar) over the biscuits.
Bake for about 20-25 minutes or until golden brown. Let stand for 3 minutes then invert onto a serving plate.
Yum, this was so delicious!
ReplyDeleteKatie
Wow. That looks amazing. Really, really amazing.
ReplyDeleteI love this! We call it Monkey Bread ;)
ReplyDeleteThese look yummy!
ReplyDeleteThese are not "carmel pull apart biscuits" they are monkey bread!!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious. Can't wait to make it this weekend!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, how funny!! My mom use to make me make monkey bread growing up bc it was one thing I was good at baking!!
ReplyDeleteLibby
Ohhh yum! Yes, please! :)
ReplyDeleteOh man. You have the best posts ever. This is a gorgeous photo of one heavenly looking dessert!
ReplyDeleteThis is a tradition my husband's family does every Christmas!
ReplyDeletePaula
YUM!! Looks amazing! Now I just need to find the equivalent biscuits in Australia.
ReplyDeleteI made these for my boys this morning and they LOVED them!!!!! Super easy recipe too!! Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteMichaela Beaurline
Anyway to get around using a bundt pan?
ReplyDeleteWe call it monkey bread too, but we add walnuts to it and use 3 cans of biscuits
ReplyDeleteWe call it Monkey Bread and people go crazy for it when I make it. So addictive as you cannot stop with just one piece! Used to make it so my boys little league teams and youth football teams all the time. One of my boys used to sell it to his friends...he took orders and would bring the monkey bread to school fresh out of the oven. Amazing how much these kids were willing to pay.
ReplyDeleteI WILL MAKE THIS FOR CHRISTMAS EVE
ReplyDeleteI love it.... accept I call it monkey bred
ReplyDeleteLong ago it was called Carmel Pull Aparts, Now it is called Monkey Bread, You can also use the frozen bread too. It is very very tasty!!!!
ReplyDeleteJudy from Chicago
do you want to take it up a notch...take some rhodes frozen rolls, and you only need about 15 for a bundt pan. take a about 5 balls frozen, sprinkle generously some butterscotch cook and serve pudding over it, just the powder and then take 3/4 cup brown sugar and 1 cube of butter melt in microwave, then add more balls around and do the same thing, until all 15 balls are in pan and all the pudding and melted butter and brown sugar is all over balls, cover with saran wrap for 6-10 hrs, i do it before i go to bed and then in morning bake until golden brown, let it cool for about 30 mins, dump on to plate and you will be in heaven....best ever
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious! Kind of like monkey bread but a bit more caramel, a bit less cinnamon! Thanks for sharing this recipe, I'll have to try it out soon!
ReplyDeleteOooh, that looks SO good! I think I just drooled on my keyboard a bit!
ReplyDeleteHi! The recipe looks very yummy. I would like to try it but here where I live I can not find refrigerated biscuit dough. Do you have any idea what else I can use to replace it? Maybe home made biscuit dough? If so kan I get a recipe to get same amount?
ReplyDeleteThis recipe looks so yummy! I definitely love this one. I can't wait to try it.
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