The BEST Sticky Rolls EVER...Disappearing Rolls

This is a slight variation of the Christmas morning rolls we enjoyed as kids.  My mom called them 'disappearing rolls', because they are so good, they disappear!

Many call something like this monkey bread, but I just call it crazy good!

What you need:

• 2 loaves of frozen bread dough
• 10 T. butter, melted
• 3/4 c. packed brown sugar
• 1/4 c. honey
• 1/2 tsp sea salt
• 1 pkg cook and serve butterscotch pudding (don't make the rookie mistake of trying to substitute instant pudding)
• 2 T. milk

 Pull 2 loaves of bread dough out of the freezer.  Allow to sit

at room temperature for one hour before cutting into chunks.

In a microwave safe bowl, place butter, honey, sea salt and brown

sugar.  Pop in microwave for 45 seconds.  Stir and continue to 

heat in 30 second intervals until all ingredients are melted and smooth.

This step can also be done in a saucepan...I just find that I am doing this

late at night, for the next morning, and need to speed the process up.

Bread dough cut into chunks and placed in a buttered 9x13 pan.

Allow butter/sugar mixture to cool out of microwave, then add

1 package of cook & serve butterscotch pudding and 2

 tablespoons milk.  Stir until smooth.

This is what the sauce should look like.  Dare you not to take a dip

with your finger.  Seriously, dare you!  

Pour the sauce over the bread dough, cover and place in the 

refrigerator over night. 

Obviously the dough is not going to proof in the refrigerator, over 

night...so unless you set your alarm for 3am to pull them out to 

proof on the counter follow my simple cheater trick for quick 

proofing these ridiculous rolls: pull them out of the refrigerator and

pop in a preheated oven at 170 degrees.  They will proof in no time

(30-45 minutes...depending on your altitude)

This is what they look like at 6000 feet (i.e. my home) after 45 minutes

at 170 degrees.  All ready for the real heat.  I just switch it up to 350 degrees, 

not worrying that the rolls sit in the oven while the temperature rises.

After 20 minutes of baking at 350 degrees, I noticed the tops 

were browning, quicker than I wanted, so I reused the piece

of aluminum foil that I covered them with in the refrigerator overnight

and popped on top, so they could keep baking, but not keep browning.

They cooked for 10 more minutes and were perfection!  

After 30 minutes bake time.  Run and knife or spatula around the

edges of the plan, and flip onto a serving platter (or a half sheet).

Ummm, what!!!  Are you trying to take a nibble of your 

computer screen, or what?  These will please any crowd!

If there are any left over (doubtful), cover and store at room

temperature.