Great recipe for sugarfree cinnamon rolls with cream cheese frosting - incredibly delicious and easy! You will love it.
These sugarfree cinnamon rolls are sooo delicious! Even the smell is stunning! In this post, you will find the ultimate recipe for sugarfree cinnamon rolls. If you're like me and can't get enough of fluffy, yeast cookies, you should definitely go on reading 🙂 .
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Taste and Occasion
I'm constantly testing ingredients and recipes that can or should make baking healthier, such as my banana marble cake without sugar and my vegan wacky cake. Cinnamon buns without sugar are among the most successful cake recipes without sugar.
Ingredients
As always, everyone must decide whether they like to use sugar substitutes. Here I use brown erythritol - it looks like raw cane sugar and tastes like brown sugar, just a bit "cooler". As mentioned above, it consists primarily of erythritol and has practically no calories and carbohydrates to be credited. So definitely a good alternative for people who want to bake low-fructose and sugarfree or have diabetes. Hook: The whole thing is comparatively expensive, but for such delicious sugarfree cinnamon rolls, the purchase is definitely worth it!
How to make the Sugarfree Cinnamon Rolls
Let's get started with these sugarfree cinnamon rolls. First of all, start with the yeast dough. Crumble the fresh yeast into the warm water-milk mixture and dissolve it. Stir in the teaspoon of sugar. Add flour, butter, egg, salt, sugar, or erythritol in a mixing bowl. Press a mold in the center, pour in the lukewarm yeast milk, and let it slowly knead into a smooth dough, adding more and more flour from the sides. If necessary, work briefly with your hands. Let the yeast dough rise, covered, in a warm place for 1 to 2 hours until it has about doubled in volume. When baking with erythritol, this may take a little longer than with regular sugar.
Now, roll out the yeast dough on a baking sheet or floured work surface and coat it with the cinnamon-sugar mixture. To do this, mix at least 70 grams of melted butter (depending on your preferences) with cinnamon, brown sugar, or erythritol.
Roll up the dough from the wider side. Whether you want to bake a snail cake or cinnamon rolls, cut about 1.5 inch / 4 centimeter pieces from the dough roll each, place them side by side in a large springform pan (rather close, but not crowded) or at a greater distance on a baking sheet. Bake at 360°F/180°C for about 35 minutes until golden.
Meanwhile, mix a regular frosting or, like me, a sugarfree and low-fat cream cheese frosting. For this, mix the cream cheese (low-fat is also possible) with erythritol or regular powdered sugar and a bit of lemon juice until smooth. In the end, spread the frosting on the cinnamon rolls while they are still lukewarm - and enjoy!
Top Tip
These 99% sugarfree cinnamon buns are made with a yeast dough for which I used only one teaspoon of sugar. It would have worked without sugar at all with more rising time, but I want to make sure with my recipe that the yeast is guaranteed to rise in your house, too. (I posted a guaranteed to rise recipe for yeast dough here).
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Sugarfree Cinnamon Rolls
Ingredients
For the yeast dough
- 1 cube fresh yeast, alternatively: 2 sachets dry yeast
- 250 milliliters (1 cup) water-milk mixture, warm
- 1 teaspoon sugar, or erythritol, then longer rising time
- 500 grams (4 cups) all-purpose flour
- 60 grams (⅓ cup) butter, soft
- 1 egg, medium
- ½ teaspoon salt
- 70 grams (⅓ cup) erythritol, also regular sugar possible
For the filling
- 70 grams (⅓ cup) butter, or more
- 3 teaspoons cinnamon
- 60 grams (⅓ cup) of, Xucker bronxe or Sukrin Gold or brown sugar
For the glaze
- 100 grams (⅖ cup) cream cheese
- 70 grams (⅔ cups) powdered sugar, with erythritol or regular powdered sugar
- lemon juice, a little bit
Instructions
- For the yeast dough, crumble the fresh yeast into the warm water-milk mixture and dissolve it. Stir in the teaspoon of sugar. Add flour, butter, egg, salt, sugar, or erythritol in a mixing bowl. Press a mold in the center, pour in the lukewarm yeast milk, and let it slowly knead into a smooth dough, adding more and more flour from the sides. If necessary, work briefly with your hands.
- Let the yeast dough rise, covered, in a warm place for 1 to 2 hours until it has about doubled in volume. When baking with erythritol, this may take a little longer than with regular sugar.
- Roll out the yeast dough on a baking sheet or floured work surface and coat it with the cinnamon-sugar mixture. To do this, mix at least 70 grams of melted butter (depending on your preferences) with the cinnamon, brown sugar, or erythritol.
- Roll up the dough from the wider side. Whether you want to bake a snail cake or cinnamon rolls, cut about 1.5-inch / 4 centimeter pieces from the dough roll each, place them side by side in a large springform pan (rather close, but not crowded) or at a greater distance on a baking sheet. Bake at 360°F/180°C for about 35 minutes until golden.
- Meanwhile, mix a regular frosting or, like me, a sugarfree and low-fat cream cheese frosting. For this, mix the cream cheese (low-fat is also possible) with erythritol or regular powdered sugar and a bit of lemon juice until smooth. Spread the frosting on the cinnamon rolls while they are still lukewarm - and enjoy!
Ingredient substitutions
Variations
As I said, there is erythritol in the dough of the sugar-free cinnamon rolls, "brown erythritol" in the filling, and powdered sugar made with erythritol in the cream cheese frosting. Suppose you also generally like the delicious little rolls, like me. Why not also bake the classic cinnamon rolls?
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