Part of the cinnamon bun: rolled into Sweet Dough, then finished with Cinnamon Bun Icing. The rolling instructions below are the only assembly detail recorded anywhere on the cards.
The Original Size column is the source of truth. The other two are exactly ⅓ and ⅙ of it.
| Ingredient | Original | ⅓ | ⅙ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Powdered Sugar | 4082g | 1361g | 680g |
| Brown Sugar | 4082g | 1361g | 680g |
| Cinnamon | 1134g | 378g | 189g |
| Ingredient | Original | ⅓ | ⅙ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regular Shortening | 2722g | 907g | 454g |
| Butter | 2722g | 907g | 454g |
| Eggs | 1361g | 454g | 227g |
| Salt | 28.3g | 9.4g | 4.7g |
| Vanilla | 59mL | 20mL | 9.9mL |
Eggs by volume, if you’d rather measure: 1420mL / 473mL / 237mL. The card’s own conversion is a pint of eggs to the pound, so 3 lb is 1½ quarts.
Mix the powdered sugar, brown sugar and cinnamon together first. Then work in the shortening, butter, eggs, salt and vanilla.
Spread on the dough about ⅛ inch thick.
Don’t roll too tight or the centres will pop right up when they’re baked.
Three figures differ from the card, deliberately — all roundings to something weighable in ounces:
| Column | Card as written | Used here | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cinnamon | ⅓ | 13 oz → 369g | 378g |
| Cinnamon | ⅙ | 7 oz → 198g | 189g |
| Salt | ⅓ | ¼ oz → 7.1g | 9.4g |
Salt at ⅙ was written as “a pinch” and vanilla at ⅙ as “a lite pour”; both are given properly above.
From the Sweet Dough card:
Cinnamon Smear Original Size 1/3 1/6
Mix together:
Powdered Sugar 9# 3-0 1-8
Brown Sugar 9# 3-0 1-8
Cinnamon 2.5 # 0-13 0-7
Then add:
Regular Shortening 6# 2-0 1-0
Butter 6# 2-0 1-0
Eggs 1.5 quarts. 1/2 qt 1/4 qt
Salt 1 oz 0-.25 pinch
Vanilla 2 oz 0-2/3 lite pour
Put this on the dough about 1/8 inch thick
Don't roll too tight or the centers will pop right up when they're baked.
Pint of eggs is 1#, 3 pounds is 1.5 quarts
From the separate Cinnamon Smear card — same recipe, plus two loose lines at the end:
Sticky Buns Smear
31C
3 inch cutter is what I want
31C is unexplained, and no sticky bun smear recipe was recorded — the heading appears with nothing under it. If you remember what it referred to, it belongs here.