For an extra touch of flavor, consider adding a hint of lemon or orange zest to the filling. If you don't have cake yeast, you can substitute with active dry yeast. Use about 0.7 ounces (or 2 packets) of active dry yeast and proof it in the warm milk with a teaspoon of sugar for about 5-10 minutes until foamy before adding the other ingredients. To ensure a soft and tender crumb, avoid over-baking the cinnamon snails. They should be golden brown but still slightly soft to the touch. For a richer flavor, try using brown sugar instead of granulated sugar in the filling.
Casper Powlowski
Mar 5, 2025The cardamom adds such a unique and delicious flavor. I'll definitely be making these again.
Albin Brekke
Feb 4, 2025These were amazing! My family loved them. So much better than store-bought cinnamon rolls!
Avery Ernser
Sep 2, 2024These are seriously the best cinnamon rolls I've ever had! Thank you for sharing this recipe.
Domenick Murphy
Aug 5, 2024A delightful recipe! I added a cream cheese frosting at the end which just elevated these rolls to the next level.
Kariane Smitham
Jul 13, 2024The recipe was easy to follow, and the snails were a huge hit at my brunch party.
Jaclyn Waters
Jun 29, 2024I had a little trouble with the dough being too sticky, but adding a bit more flour fixed it. They turned out perfect!
Chasity Gutkowski
Jan 18, 2024These smelled amazing while baking, and tasted even better. So soft and flavorful!
Reilly Leannon
Nov 13, 2023I've made these twice now, and they're always a success. The second rise is key to getting them nice and fluffy.