In a pan heat up the milk, oil and sugar... you don't want it to boil... but you want to get it right before that point! Set it aside and allow it to cool for about 45-60 minutes.
Add your yeast, stir it around and let it set for 5 minutes
Add 8 of the 9 cups of flour and mix it all together. Cover it with saran wrap or a damp towel and let rise is a draft free warm environment (microwave or oven) for 1 hour
As you can see the dough has grown... Add the last cup of flour, baking powder, baking soda & salt
Mix it together... This can get a "lil" messy... I like to just get down and dirty and use my hands at this point
Your dough is ready!At this point you can continue on or you can store your dough in the fridge for up to 3 days... just make sure to check on it now and then and punch it down... or you might end up with a monster taking over the inside of the fridge... we don't want that!
Flour your work area and plopped this bad boy down... simply cut it in half... Doesn't have to be perfect!
(you do these next few steps with both chunks) With your hands press it out to shape a rectangle
With a rolling pin, roll it out more... you want it about 1/2 inch thick... like I said... doesn't need to be perfect!
Bless your landing with melted butter
Then sprinkle sugar on top of the butter ... you want a good layer, ends up being about 1 cup give or take
Add the cinnamon on top... don't be shy... they are "cinnamon" rolls!
Start on one end and "jelly" roll it up
Now you should have a giant log across your counter!You can give it a lil tug across the whole thing and stretch it out a bit more!
Slice them any where from 1-2 inches just try to keep it even so they are all the same size
Put them on a cookie sheet, cake pans, or foil for on the go... make sure you have a layer of melted butter on the bottom of your pans... Have you figured out yet that I'm not scared of butter???
Let them rise for about 20 minutes
Bake at 375 for 15 to 20 minutes or until golden brown
They are good just like this... but who doesn't like frosting on their rolls??? Lets get started...
In a mixing bowl sift your powdered sugar and add the remaining ingredients
Start on low... unless you feel like having powdered sugar everywhere!!!
Mix for a few minutes ... if you feel like its a lil on the thick side just add a tablespoon of milk
Scoop the frosting on top of each roll and spread it out... you want to do this when the rolls are still warm that way the frosting melts down, around and into them!!!
Serve warm or cold... they are great either way!!!Hope you enjoy as much as we do!!!
Oh... She just couldn't help herself!