1Cup Active Potato Flake Sourdough StarterDo not use, metal, use glass
6Cups All Purpose Flour
2Tspsaltthe sourdough feeds on the salt, will not taste salty
½Cupsugar
½CupOilI like to use olive oil or avocado oil
1-1½CupsWarm WaterAdd a little in at a time
2tbspCinnamon DO NOT add to the dough mixture, this will be used after the dough has risen. Start with 1 TBSP, I like to eye ball it.
Gooey Bottom Cinnamon Rolls
6TBSPmelted butter
½Cuppacked brown sugar
¼CupSugar
¼CupHoney
¼TSPsaltomit if using salted butter
2 TBSPwater
Frosting For Cinnamon Rolls
3 CupsPowder Sugar
½CupSoftened Butter
2TSPVanilla
2-3TBSPWhole Milk
Instructions
Cinnamon Roll Dough
Add flour, salt, sugar, oil, potato flake sourdough and water to a stand mixer or large bowl.
Knead until combined and stretchy
Cover with cloth or plastic wrap and let it sit to rise for 8-10 hours (do not put in fridge during this time, keep it on the counter)After 8-10 hours if you are not ready to use it then you can put it into the fridge for up to 3 days.
Lightly knead to deflate, while kneading cinnamon into the dough
Split into two balls, add a splash of olive oil and roll out the dough, once rolled I like to add a little more cinnamon to the flattened dough
Then you are going to want to roll the dough into a tight log
cut into 24 cinnamon rolls I like to use a sharp knife for this
Gooey Cinnamon Roll Bottom
Mix the melted butter, packed brown sugar, sugar, honey and water
Once mixed pour into the bottom of a 9x13 pan
Add the cinnamon rolls on top, let the rolls rise for 8-10 hours (depending on the temp of your home)
Bake at 350℃ for 20-25 minutes You will see the gooey bubbling and the tops should be a light brownThese are good as is, but if you want frosting on top, now is your time to make it while these are cooling
Frosting for Cinnamon Rolls
Mix together all ingredients and smooth over cinnamon rolls