More Udi's

So, if you haven't seen my post on making cinnamon rolls from scratch go back and look.  They were delicious but they took a bit of work.

Well Udi's has its pre-made frozen cinnamon rolls and we checked them out.

First of all - there are no directions on the box.  If you look online many people offer their cooking options and the Udi's website offers theirs.

Basically leave out overnight if you are going to eat them in the morning or defrost them for 10 -15 seconds in the microwave.  Then into the over 350 to 375 for about 10 minutes.


It comes with a packet of sauce to pour over it.  It was really good and super easy to make.  The kids want this now as a weekend treat.

Now for my shameless plug.  Udi's is having a contest for a GF recipe using one of their products.  I put in my recipe for BBQ Pizza.  If you feel like helping me out, please vote.  The winner gets to go to a GF cooking class at Le Cordon Bleu



You can see the recipe and vote here.

Thanks in advance,

The Un-Gluten Guy

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