Overnight cinnamon rolls

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I did home made cinnamon rolls the other week and they were delicious but I ended up baking them the night before as I was worried they would rise too much and lose their shape. I know someone has mentioned overnight cinnamon rolls, can anyone share a recipe please? Or can I just use my recipe and leave them overnight?
I want to do them for xmas morning but prepare the night before
 
If you leave them in the fridge they will be fine to rise overnight. I sometimes prove bread rolls overnight in the fridge, or just in a cold part of the house (easy in December!)
 
I did home made cinnamon rolls the other week and they were delicious but I ended up baking them the night before as I was worried they would rise too much and lose their shape. I know someone has mentioned overnight cinnamon rolls, can anyone share a recipe please? Or can I just use my recipe and leave them overnight?
I want to do them for xmas morning but prepare the night before

They sound delicious! Wouldn't mind trying them too. Would you mind sharing your recipe?
 
This is the recipe i used
https://allrecipes.co.uk/recipe/4727/clone-of-a-cinnabon.aspx
I don't have a bread maker so I did it by hand. Also I found there was far too much filling and icing so I will reduce that next time
 
This is the recipe i used
https://allrecipes.co.uk/recipe/4727/clone-of-a-cinnabon.aspx
I don't have a bread maker so I did it by hand. Also I found there was far too much filling and icing so I will reduce that next time

Thanks, they look great 😀
 
They look delicious! I've never tried making them before :munch:
 
They came out really well and I'm not a baker usually, I just ran out of the ones I got from ikea and thought it might be a bit weird to go all the way to IKEA for cinnamon buns!
 

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