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We challenged chefs of three different levels – an amateur, a home cook and a professional chef – to make their versions of cinnamon rolls. And then we brought in a food scientist to review their work. Which rolls were the best?
Check out the level 3 recipe on the ICE blog: https://www.ice.edu/blog/croissant-cinnamon-roll-recipe

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4 Levels of Cinnamon Rolls: Amateur to Food Scientist | Epicurious

43 Comments

  1. This is one of those things where once you realise how easy and delicious it is to make, you'll be disappointed you used the canned kind for so long!

  2. This is the worst, most disorienting edit of one of these videos I've ever seen. You really need a new editor.

  3. Hey Epicurious, it's mascarpone, not maRscapone. Your food scientist and subtitler should know that.,

  4. "The only way I know how is with pre-made pizza dough"
    Or, you could use Pillsbury Dough Sheets? They exist.

  5. Makes me proud of myself to see me doing a little more than what level 2 with my cinnamon rolls and a little of what level 3 did. Sort of a combo.

  6. I prefer the homecooked ones… the "Expert" ones.. look like a muffin and tend to be less fluffy as they have no room to expand in the muffin tin.

  7. IMO Level 1 won! Level 2 and 3 are impressive, sure, but come on, putting nutella on it and calling it a cinnamon roll? Nah. And if you must, at least make it THIC layer of nutella 🙂

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