This is a picture of the best cinnamon roll I have ever had, bar none. A man on Palouse has outfitted the renovated hotel he owns downtown with a commercial kitchen and bakery/coffee bar. Unfortunately he isn't open for business, he's hoping someone will want to lease the space for a business.
He aught to do it himself. He baked cinnamon rolls as a special treat for the Palouse Days revellers and sold them at the bargain basement price of $1.50.
They were light and fluffy but with enough substance to keep them firmly in the bready category rather than pastry. They were stuffed with tons of good raisins and plenty of cinnamon and sugar. The bottom was the most amazing part. They were carmelized on the bottom with no burnt spots and a perfect layer of gooey and also crunchy sugar/cinnamon mixture. The cream cheese frosting topped it all off.
I didn't expect to find the perfect cinnamon roll in Palouse Washington, but hey, you take life as it comes. I hope he makes it a tradition.
He aught to do it himself. He baked cinnamon rolls as a special treat for the Palouse Days revellers and sold them at the bargain basement price of $1.50.
They were light and fluffy but with enough substance to keep them firmly in the bready category rather than pastry. They were stuffed with tons of good raisins and plenty of cinnamon and sugar. The bottom was the most amazing part. They were carmelized on the bottom with no burnt spots and a perfect layer of gooey and also crunchy sugar/cinnamon mixture. The cream cheese frosting topped it all off.
I didn't expect to find the perfect cinnamon roll in Palouse Washington, but hey, you take life as it comes. I hope he makes it a tradition.
wow the power of Google...got around to looking at the GP reunion site to see if anyone else happened to post and woohoo someone did, YOU!!! So I, of course being the super nosy person that I am googled you and found your very funny Blog. I may not agree w/ you politically (yes, we are the only Republican's in NYC!!!)but I find your journey to Palouse very touching as all of sudden I am starting to think that growing up in Palouse wasn't all that bad and feel VERY guilty that my kids are growing up in New York, without a yard and what I consider a "normal" life although NYC is normal to them. Anyways, keep in touch. You son is adorable and has a great name. I am planinng to spend the month of July in the Palouse with the kids summer 2009 I hope you'll still be there!
All the best, Carissa
Hey!!
It's been way to long since you left your comment and here I am finally leaving one. Sheesh! I'm really bad at this blog thing.
Anyway, thanks for stopping by. It is strange how easy it is to come back to Palouse after all this time. I know when I left I didn't think I would ever want to come back. Now that circumstance happened to land me back here I have to say that I kindof like it.
Keep in touch and let me know if you end up back here visiting. I see your dad at the Green Frog all the time.
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