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Easy Crock Pot Cinnamon Roll Casserole
Melissa Griffiths
This Crock Pot Cinnamon Roll Casserole turns refrigerated cinnamon rolls into a delicious breakfast experience that'll have your family rushing to the kitchen. With just a few simple ingredients and your trusty slow cooker, you can create a warm, gooey, and irresistible morning treat!
2canscinnamon roll dough((16 rolls total) refrigerated )
¾cuphalf and half
1teaspoonsyrup
1teaspoonvanilla
1teaspooncinnamon
½teaspoonnutmeg
2eggs
2tablespoonsbrown sugar
½cupbutter(melted)
Instructions
Spray or line the insert of a slow cooker.
Cut each piece of cinnamon roll dough into quarters. Set the included icing to the side for later.
Place the dough in the slow cooker in an even layer.
Combine the remaining ingredients in a medium bowl with a whisk.
Pour the egg mixture evenly over the top of the cinnamon roll pieces.
Cook on low for 3-4 hours until the center is set and the internal temperature registeres 165ºF on an instant read thermometer.
Drizzle with the icing once ready.
Notes
Flavor Swaps: Use different flavored cans of cinnamon roll dough to give your casserole a unique twist.Fruity Additions: Add a layer of diced apples or pears on top for an extra fruity flavor - slow cooker apple cinnamon rolls are amazing! Mix in some raisins before cooking for a tasty surprise.Topping Alternatives: Swap the icing for caramel sauce and finish off with chopped nuts, or sprinkle over some chocolate chips or mini marshmallows before you serve it up.Texture Boosters: Add a handful of toasted coconut flakes for some extra texture and crunch, or mix in nuts before cooking for added bite.Serving Suggestions: The included icing packet makes a great finishing touch, but you can elevate this casserole with fresh fruit, heavy cream, yogurt, melted chocolate, whipped cream cheese frosting or warm maple syrup.Storage Tips: Store leftovers in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days, or freeze without icing for up to 3 months.