Cinnamon Rolls

Glazed Sweet Rolls

Cinnamon rolls are the best way to eat dessert for breakfast. These sticky-sweet pastries are full of cinnamon and sugar, covered in icing and best served warm. Though we think classic cinnamon rolls are pretty delicious, there are plenty of ways to change up their flavor—we love to add pecans, pumpkin, and coconut. Here, six of our favorite twists on this tasty treat.

01 of 06

Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls with a Coconut-Orange Marmalade Frosting

Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls with a Coconut-Orange Marmalade Frosting
© Sarah Bolla

These delicious dairy-free pumpkin cinnamon rolls are baked with a coconut oil-cinnamon sugar smear and topped with an orange marmalade sweetened-whipped coconut cream frosting.

02 of 06

Glazed Cinnamon Rolls with Pecan Swirls

Glazed Cinnamon Rolls with Pecan Swirls

Baking these cinnamon rolls in big batches makes the effort worth it--they take time but are so satisfying.

03 of 06

Fluffy, Buttery Cinnamon Rolls

Fluffy, Buttery Cinnamon Rolls
© Tina Rupp

When pastry chef Deborah Racicot makes her fluffy cinnamon rolls at New York City's Gotham Bar and Grill, her customers go wild for them. And so do her colleagues: Racicot gathers up every bit of leftover dough, smears it with cinnamon butter and bakes it. She says there's not one staffer who doesn't dive right in.

04 of 06

Cinnamon-Pecan Buns

Cinnamon-Pecan Buns
© Lucy Schaeffer

The soft and sticky dough for these baking powder-boosted sweet buns--made without butter or oil--gets its richness from pureed cottage cheese. Don't worry that the cut dough spirals look a little lost in the springform pan; as they bake, they rise and puff into a perfect round of pull-apart buns.

05 of 06

Iced Cinnamon Bun Scones

Iced Cinnamon Bun Scones
© DANA GALLAGHER

This cinnamon-bun inspired take on a sweet scone will be your new favorite breakfast pastry.

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Glazed Sweet Rolls

Glazed Sweet Rolls

Annabel Langbein makes these soft, yeasty cinnamon rolls with her children, Sean and Rose. They especially love the crispy edges.

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