Food on Fridays: Mini-Feast of Cinnamon Rolls

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We’re attempting to eat more simply during Lent.

But from what I understand, during Lent (and throughout the year), every Sunday is like a mini-Easter. I take this to mean we can enjoy a mini-break and prepare a mini-feast.

For our little feast, I followed the recipe for cinnamon rolls shared just last week by Inside the White Picket Fence.

We highly recommend you try it yourself.

They didn’t rise very much, but when I put them in the oven, they puffed up nicely.

I need to mix the icing better, but the lumps didn’t hurt the overall taste.

The kids were nervous about heading into Lent.

After Sunday’s cinnamon roll feast, they’re ready for it to last all year!

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