APPLE FRITTER HAWAIIAN ROLLS STICKY BUNS

These Apple Fritter Hawaiian Rolls Sticky Buns with buttery caramel sauce is a semi-homemade recipe you can make in 30 minutes. You get all the flavors of apple fritters without frying and apple cinnamon rolls without waiting for yeast to rise. Super easy and super quick!

If you like Apple Fritter donuts, you’ll love these Apple Fritter Hawaiian Rolls!

 

APPLE FRITTER HAWAIIAN ROLLS STICKY BUNS

It’s odd how I come up with recipes sometimes. I scrolled past an old post of Apple Fritter Cake recently which got me thinking, ‘How can I make an easier version of this?’ This thought paired with my self-imposed challenge regarding Hawaiin rolls brought me to this Apple Fritter Sticky Buns recipe.

I had challenged myself a couple of months back to develop a few easy recipes with King’s Hawaiian sweet rolls and slider buns. Below are some that I have already shared. I made these like my Hawaiian Rolls Sticky Buns. Click on the photo for the recipe.

I used a 12-count package of Hawaiian rolls but you can really use any kind of premade, precooked roll. However, I like the King’s Hawaiian rolls best because they have a subtly sweet and light texture.

You can easily double or triple this recipe.

 

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For your Apple Fritter Sticky Buns, you’ll need

1. Hawaiian sweet rolls. Hawaiian rolls are slightly sweet, buttery, soft rolls. You’re probably most familiar with King’s brand Hawaiian rolls but they do come in other brands, like this, and any brand will work. Actually, you can also use Sister Schubert parker house rolls for this recipe.
2. Butter. No substitutions.
3. Heavy cream. I haven’t tested with a substitute. Therefore, I can’t give a good recommendation for one.
4. Light or dark brown sugar. 
5. Light corn syrup. I use Karo brand. This contains no high fructose corn syrup. Corn syrup is used in foods to soften texture, add volume, prevent the crystallization of sugar, and enhance flavor.
6. Salt.
7. Apples. I used Gala apples. About 3 depending on the size of the apples. You don’t have to be exact.
8. Pecans (optional). I didn’t add pecans to this particular recipe, but you can add 1 cup of chopped or whole pecans. Buying chopped pecans is cheaper.
9. 9×13-inch baking dish. If you use a generic Hawaiian sweet roll, they may be smaller than King’s. You can possibly use a 7×12-inch dish.
10. Heavy bottom saucepan. This is for the caramel sauce and apples.
11. Silicone spatula. I recommend a high-heat silicone spatula.
12. Parchment paper. Simply for ease of cleanup.

WHAT ARE STICKY BUNS?

Sticky buns are traditionally sweet yeast rolls that are baked in a pan with nuts, butter, and sugar. Once they’re done, the rolls are flipped over and the caramel nutty bottom becomes the top. As the caramel cools, it gets thicker and sticky.

Apple fritters are apple doughnuts flavored with cinnamon and covered with a simple glaze.

These apple sweet rolls have the same flavors but are much easier and quicker to make.

WANT MORE HAWAIIAN STICKY BUNS? YOU MUST TRY THESE!

1. Quick Cinnamon Hawaiin Rolls
2. Hawaiian Rolls Strawberry Cheesecake Sliders
3. Birthday Cake Cinnamon Rolls
4. 5 Ingredient Puff Pastry Pineapple Upside Down Cinnamon Rolls
5. Carrot Cake Cinnamon Rolls
6. Snickers Bars Cinnamon Rolls
7. Cinnamon Roll Cherry Cobbler
8. Old Fashioned Cinnamon Rolls
9. Quick Biscuit Dough Cinnamon Rolls

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