Our Pumpkin Spice Sweet Rolls are stuffed with cream cheese! And if that isn’t enough, they are also all centers! Yes, and I am sharing my secret to making this easy dessert recipe!
Are you a pumpkin everything lover? I want some but in small doses please. These Pumpkin Spice Sweet Rolls are just the perfect amount of pumpkin flavor for me. No real pumpkins are harmed to make this delicious treat because we only use Pumpkin spice.
I am guilty of always grabbing the center sweet roll. Are you? When I sent a picture of these to my daughter, she jokingly scolded me for taking the center as I always do! But to her surprise, I revealed how to make a pan full of all centers sweet rolls!
Almost from scratch but not quite is the best way to go when you are short on time but looking for full flavor experience. There is no shame in my game. As a very busy homemaker and a busy business owner, tricks in the kitchen are much appreciated especially when it’s an easy dessert recipe!
Pumpkin Spice Sweet Rolls Stuffed with Cream Cheese
Ingredients
- One can biscuit type cinnamon rolls
- One can rolled type cinnamon rolls
- 1 pkg. cream cheese, softened
- 1 tsp. Pumpkin Pie spice
- 1 Tbsp. light brown sugar
In a bowl, place a package of softened cream cheese. Top that with one teaspoon of Pumpkin Pie Spice.
Now, add in one Tablespoon of brown sugar and mix well. Then set aside.
You will need two packages of store bought cinnamon rolls. Get one biscuit style and one rolled style.
Set aside the icing packet from both cans.
TWO TYPES OF STORE BOUGHT CINNAMON ROLLS
Now you see why we want both styles. I used Pillsbury cinnamon rolls in the centers and a store brand for the rolled style.
I started by unrolling the rolled style and stretching two pieces along the outside wall of the pan. Then I stretched the remaining unrolled pieces around the center of the pan. They will fall over and that is fine. We are going to prop them up with the biscuit shape rolls and then stuff the empty spaces with our cream cheese mixture.
Next I added the biscuit type rolls into the four corners and the center taking care to be sure they were each in between a wall of unrolled dough.
Spoon the cream cheese mixture into a small ziploc type bag. Snip a small corner off to create a small opening. Squeeze the cream cheese stuffing mixture in between all of the empty spaces.
Bake according to package directions. I used the shortest amount of baking time since the two packages had different cook times. Mine were done in about 24 minutes at 375°. Oven temperatures vary so timing may be more or less for yours.
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Finally, blend the two frosting packets together and cover the cooled Pumpkin Spice Sweet Rolls!
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- One can biscuit type cinnamon rolls
- One can rolled type cinnamon rolls
- 1 pkg. cream cheese, softened
- 1 tsp. Pumpkin Pie spice
- 1 Tbsp. light brown sugar
- In a bowl, place a package of softened cream cheese.
- Add one teaspoon of Pumpkin Pie Spice.
- Add Tablespoon of brown sugar and mix well. Then set aside.
- Set aside the icing packet from both cans of cinnamon rolls
- Start by unrolling the rolled style and stretching two pieces along the outside wall of the pan. Then stretch the remaining unrolled pieces around the center of the pan. They will fall over and that is fine. We are going to prop them up with the other rolls and then stuff the empty spaces with our cream cheese mixture.
- Next add the biscuit type rolls into the four corners and the center taking care to be sure they are each in between a wall of unrolled dough.
- Snip a small corner off a plastic resealable bag and spoon the cream cheese mixture into it. Squeeze the mixture in between all of the empty spaces between the two types of rolls.
- Bake according to package directions,about 24 minutes at 375º (oven temps vary)
- Blend the icing packets together and cover the top of the cooled rolls.
- Enjoy!
Enjoy your all centers Pumpkin Spice Sweet Rolls Cream Cheese Stuffed. They are well worth the effort!
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Kippi says
Yum, this recipes are wonderful. I cannot wait to make the cinnamon rolls.
Kim~madeinaday says
Wow I bet these are creamy! Looks fabulous Shirley! Sharing! #MM
Kim
Rhonda says
These look heavenly. Perfect coffee companion! Thanks for sharing on Sunday’s Best.
Super Mom - No Cape! says
Those sound yummy and so quick to put together. Perfect if you had unexpected guests.
Erlene says
Wow, these sounds like a rich and creamy pumpkin rolls. I bet the cream cheese really takes this over the top.
Jess says
I bet these are heavenly! 🙂 YUM! 🙂
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Amanda @ Domestically Creative says
Now THAT is how you eat cinnamon rolls. I am drooling just thinking about them. Such a genius idea with intermingling the two different types to get all centers too!
Julie Pollitt says
Oh my! These look so good. I love the idea of cream cheese in the middle!
Linda S says
oh, Shirley, these make my mouth water! and take me back to my childhood – my mother always had the ready-to-bake cinnamon rolls in the fridge for holidays and special days. Only you’ve taken it to a whole new level. pinning!
rebecca says
Oh, my word. You had me at Pumpkin but then add all this yummy goodness. I just found Sunday morning breakfast treat.
Cynthia says
I am so curious about the pumpkin everything going on these days (I’m not American nor do I live in America)! I would love to try it as everything looks so comforting and delicious!
Ashley says
I bet pumpkin lovers will be all over these rolls. I would try your recipe minus the pumpkin!