**Monkey Bread / Pull-Apart Bread**

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It’s a strange name  and many object on naming it this way but… people have chosen it coz its similar to the pull apart function  : ) It’s soft and nice and very cinnamonyyyyy and I love all baked with cinnamon in it

The dough is similar to my German Butter cake made with fresh yeast. In this dough we add sugar so it’s called the Sweet dough,

We can of course make our own dough at home from the scratch but honestly that s too much work; I’d rather bake a pizza from that dough when it’s ready lol…

 

   look at the sticky honey yummmy balls :D

 
So I bought this readymade packed biscuit dough and it’s a work of hardly half an hour with a great result, just one thing,don’t keep the bread after its bakes, too long because it looses its soft yummy taste after its cold, my experience, I thought I’d eat it the next day but it was not at all tasty as it was when fresh baked. 

I reheated it but the dough in my toaster but it had a strange structure like old bread from last two days :/

 

But it is a try worth as it really yummy.. And once it is served it is already gone in no time, one cannot resist the aroma and taste of the Cinnamon and goooey honey in it ..yummmmzzz : D

 

So here’s what you need for it:

 

2 cans of Pillsbury biscuits dough

1 cup brown sugar

2 tsp cinnamon powder

150 gr butter (melted)

1 cup chopped nuts

(Walnuts/Almonds/Hazel nuts) Depends on ur choice

100 gram raisins

-cut the biscuit dough in four triangles (4 reach)
-Mix the sugar with 1 tsp of cinnamon powder in a bowl

Melt the butter and mix in the other 1tsp of cinnamon in it
-Take a Bundt baking form

-grease it slightly
-now  first dip each piece in the butter/cinnamon then put all pieces of dough in the cinnamon/sugar bowl and mix  all thoroughly so that the pieces are good coated with it

Place it in the form so that it takes a shape of a cake  
-spread the nuts and raisins on it
-cover with a second layer the same way
-when the form is full, pour the melted butter all over the bread covering all pieces with it
-Bake it in a pre-heated oven on 180 C for around 25-35 mints
-you can do the tooth pick test, if it comes out clear, it’s done
-Take it out and turn over gently onto a deep tray as it is still warm
-Be careful as the melted butter will leak out from sides

-let it stay for 5-8 mints and eat hot as later it starts turning a bit hard because as the butter gets cold the biscuits will become hard.

They stick to each other when we dip each piece in the sugar /butter mixture