Jun 28, 2015 in breakfast, sweets, breakfast, cinnamon rolls, easy recipe, epicurious, peach. Read the original on: Lemons for Lulu
You've never tasted a turnover quite like this!
Cinnamon roll dough is filled with a sweet peach filling and drizzled with an almond glaze!
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The best part of waking up is NOT Folger's in your cup. Â That is caffeinated propaganda. Â The best part of waking up is smelling these easy cinnamon roll turnovers baking up in your kitchen! Now that's an aroma worth waking up to.
I have to admit, I'm really proud of this recipe. Â I've had a lone cinnamon roll tube sitting in my refrigerator for months now. Â I knew I would use it for something other than cinnamon rolls but I wasn't exactly sure what it would be. Â Cinnamon rolls are wonderful, especially peach cinnamon rolls. Â But sometimes it is fun taking something ordinary and turning them into something unique and delicious! Â I've stuffed biscuits with spicy chicken before, I figured I could certainly stuff cinnamon rolls with peaches!
This recipe is crazy easy, but there are a few things to discuss. Â As mentioned above, I used a tube of large cinnamon rolls. Â Before you begin rolling out your rolls, make sure to heavily flour your work surface AND your rolling pin. Â Otherwise the rolls will stick to either your pin or surface; plus they will pull apart. Â Flatten each roll into roughly a six inch circle. Â Then you are ready to fill each one.
I combined frozen peaches with brown sugar, a bit of cinnamon and almond extract. Â I only added two or three peach slices to each cinnamon roll half. Â You can add more if your peach slices are on the small side. Â Now for the tricky party. Â As you fold your cinnamon roll dough over the peaches, be sure to pinch the dough together. Â Cinnamon rolls naturally want to pull apart. Â Pinch the dough to cover up the peaches the best you can. Â It is totally ok, however if some of the peaches peak out. Â Your turnovers will look a bit more rustic, but will still look and taste beautiful.
I drizzled each turnover with almond milk and powdered sugar. Â The almond milk paired perfectly with the almond infused peaches.
If you are searching for a unique but delicious way to use your cinnamon rolls or your peaches, then this is it!
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I may be linking this up to t hese parties and to The Weekend Potluck
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